About CISG Denmark

CISG Denmark is a collaboration between law researchers from the following 4 university institutions: The University of Copenhagen, The University of Aarhus, Copenhagen Business School and the Aarhus School of Business.

The following researchers is responsible for their institutions participation in the Collaboration:

University of Copenhagen
Professor, dr.jur. Joseph M. Lookofsky
Institute C (Private Law),
Joseph.Lookofsky@jur.ku.dk

University of Aarhus
Professor, lic.jur. Lars Hedegaard Kristensen
Private Law Department
lhk@jura.au.dk

Copenhagen Business School
Professor Peter Møgelvang-Hansen
Department of Law
pmh.jur@cbs.dk

Aarhus School of Business
Associate Prof., lic.jur. Hans Henrik Edlund
Department of Law
hhe@asb.dk

The aim of the Collaboration - which was founded in the fall of 2000 - is to start up and maintain a Danish website on the United Nations Convention on the International Sales of Goods (CISG). The construction and the content of the website and changes therein is to be decided by the parties of the Collaboration with due respect to the concept which the Pace database on the CISG and International Commercial Law is standing for.

The Pace database on the CISG and International Commercial Law is attached to the Pace University School of Law, Institute of International Commercial Law.General Editor of the Database is Professor Albert H. Kritzer, to whom the Collaboration wishes to bring its acknowledgements for the invitation to participate in the The Autonomous Network of CISG Websites.

The Aarhus School of Business is responsible for the maintenance of the website, and therefore any enquiry as regards that must be directed to Coordinator René Franz Henschel: rfh@asb.dk

The structure and content of CISG Denmark has been developed with the assistance of the Library of the Aarhus School of Business, (Library Director Tove Bang, project consultant Lone Jensen, devel. consultant Karen Harbo, and graphic consultant Hreinn Gudlaugsson) and Denmarks Electronic Research Library (project advicer Thomas Hartvig Sørensen). CISG Denmark has received a grant from Denmarks Electronic Research Library




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