Christine Godt, Prof. Dr., is Professor of European and International Economic Law at Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg since 2010. She served as Director of Hanse Law School from 2010 to 2015. Her research focusses on IP, comparative property, and private and transnational environmental law.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionChristine Godt: Introduction - Property in TransformationPart 1Challenges to Property Theory1.Christine Godt: “Regulatory Property Rights” - A Challenge to Property Theory2.Margherita Colangelo: Control of Global Business Transactions via Property? A Multi-disciplinary ApproachPart 2Internationalisation3.Sjef van Erp: Lex rei sitae: The Territorial Side of Classical Property Law4.Jean-Michel Jude: The Major Innovations of the New European Regulation 2015/848 of 20 May 2015 on Insolvency Proceedings5.Leon Verstappen: Multilevel Governance of Property Titles in Land: The Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food SecurityPart 3The Paradigm of Individuality6.Alison Clarke/Rosalind Malcom: The Role of Property in Water Regulation: Locating Communal and Regulatory Property Rights on the Property Rights Spectrum 7.Hanri Mostert/Cheri-Leigh Young: Natural Resources as “Regulated Property”: The Challenges of Resource Stewardship in South Africa 8.Colin T. Reid: Employing Property Rights for Nature Conservation Part 4Financialisation & Dematerilisation9.Rüdiger Wilhelmi: Commodification and Financialization in the Energy Sector: Emission Allowances and Electricity 10.Christine Godt/Jonas Simon: In Rem Effects of Non-Exclusive Sub-licences in Insolvency11.Viola Heutger: Derivatives in Maritime Freight: Novel Property Rights with Prospects and Pitfalls 12.Hans-W. Micklitz: Epilogue - Regulatory Property Rights and Regulatory Private LawIndex

Christine Godt, Prof. Dr., is Professor of European and International Economic Law at Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg since 2010. She served as Director of Hanse Law School from 2010 to 2015. Her research focusses on IP, comparative property, and private and transnational environmental law.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionChristine Godt: Introduction - Property in TransformationPart 1Challenges to Property Theory1.Christine Godt: “Regulatory Property Rights” - A Challenge to Property Theory2.Margherita Colangelo: Control of Global Business Transactions via Property? A Multi-disciplinary ApproachPart 2Internationalisation3.Sjef van Erp: Lex rei sitae: The Territorial Side of Classical Property Law4.Jean-Michel Jude: The Major Innovations of the New European Regulation 2015/848 of 20 May 2015 on Insolvency Proceedings5.Leon Verstappen: Multilevel Governance of Property Titles in Land: The Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food SecurityPart 3The Paradigm of Individuality6.Alison Clarke/Rosalind Malcom: The Role of Property in Water Regulation: Locating Communal and Regulatory Property Rights on the Property Rights Spectrum 7.Hanri Mostert/Cheri-Leigh Young: Natural Resources as “Regulated Property”: The Challenges of Resource Stewardship in South Africa 8.Colin T. Reid: Employing Property Rights for Nature Conservation Part 4Financialisation & Dematerilisation9.Rüdiger Wilhelmi: Commodification and Financialization in the Energy Sector: Emission Allowances and Electricity 10.Christine Godt/Jonas Simon: In Rem Effects of Non-Exclusive Sub-licences in Insolvency11.Viola Heutger: Derivatives in Maritime Freight: Novel Property Rights with Prospects and Pitfalls 12.Hans-W. Micklitz: Epilogue - Regulatory Property Rights and Regulatory Private LawIndex

Christine Godt, Prof. Dr., is Professor of European and International Economic Law at Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg since 2010. She served as Director of Hanse Law School from 2010 to 2015. Her research focusses on IP, comparative property, and private and transnational environmental law.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionChristine Godt: Introduction - Property in TransformationPart 1Challenges to Property Theory1.Christine Godt: “Regulatory Property Rights” - A Challenge to Property Theory2.Margherita Colangelo: Control of Global Business Transactions via Property? A Multi-disciplinary ApproachPart 2Internationalisation3.Sjef van Erp: Lex rei sitae: The Territorial Side of Classical Property Law4.Jean-Michel Jude: The Major Innovations of the New European Regulation 2015/848 of 20 May 2015 on Insolvency Proceedings5.Leon Verstappen: Multilevel Governance of Property Titles in Land: The Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food SecurityPart 3The Paradigm of Individuality6.Alison Clarke/Rosalind Malcom: The Role of Property in Water Regulation: Locating Communal and Regulatory Property Rights on the Property Rights Spectrum 7.Hanri Mostert/Cheri-Leigh Young: Natural Resources as “Regulated Property”: The Challenges of Resource Stewardship in South Africa 8.Colin T. Reid: Employing Property Rights for Nature Conservation Part 4Financialisation & Dematerilisation9.Rüdiger Wilhelmi: Commodification and Financialization in the Energy Sector: Emission Allowances and Electricity 10.Christine Godt/Jonas Simon: In Rem Effects of Non-Exclusive Sub-licences in Insolvency11.Viola Heutger: Derivatives in Maritime Freight: Novel Property Rights with Prospects and Pitfalls 12.Hans-W. Micklitz: Epilogue - Regulatory Property Rights and Regulatory Private LawIndex