The purpose of this anthology is to capture and convey the spirit and trajectory of the SCCL; to chart its origins, its development over the past quarter-century, and to offer a glimpse into its current life and activities. It contains twenty-five articles – one for each year of the SCCL’s existence – contributed by academics and legal practitioners who all have a close association with the SCCL. The volume also seeks to illuminate the cooperation the SCCL maintains with universities both within Sweden and across Europe. These partnerships are central to the SCCL’s mission, fostering a fertile ground for scholarly exchange and joint ventures. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 25 Years Old But Still Dynamic and Vibrant André Andersson A Research Environment in Time Göran Millqvist On Moving from Private Practice to Academia Sara Göthlin FRIENDS IN SWEDEN AND ABROAD To Compare, or Not to Compare, That is the Question Birke Häcker An Epic Journey: The Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University of London (CCLS) and the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law at the University of Stockholm Sir Roy Goode Section 36 of the Nordic Contract Acts and its Effects on Nordic Contract Law Mads Bryde Andersen Law Academics and Law Practitioners – A Comparison Philip Wood English Law’s Encounters with Sweden’s Loccenius Ciara Kennefick The Almost Nearly Perfect Relationship(s) Matthew Dyson The Song Remains the Same Cyril Holm A Nordic Frontrunner and its Norwegian Legacy Birgitte Hagland Procedural Ordre Public in Intra EU Investment Arbitration Ulf Maunsbach LIFE AND WORK AT THE SCCL Jurisprudential Discussions Based on Insufficient Knowledge Lars Heuman Rättsvetenskapliga diskussioner grundade på otillräckliga kunskaper Lars Heuman Swedish Shipping and Maritime Law in Retrospect 1965–1980 Lars Gorton Climate Litigation and the Right to a Fair Trial Mårten Schultz The Value of International Academic Exchanges and Internationalisation Laura Carlson Would You Like to Update Your Swedish Contract Law App Now or Later? Christina Ramberg SCCL, the International and the Comparative: Outside Influences and Two Examples of Reception Johan Sandstedt The Research Panel for Tax Law and its Friends at the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Teresa Simon-Almendal and Caroline Nordklint Hurry Up, Arbitration! Daria Kozlowska-Rautiainen Why Choose Stockholm: Reflections of an English Lawyer After Eighteen Years Practising International Arbitration in Sweden James Hope Notes on the seminar activities at the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Oskar Andrews Theory and Practice – Combining Private Law Practice with an Academic Career Carl Svernlöv THE STORY BEHIND THE SCCL The Advent of the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Jan Kleineman The Centre – The Very First Steps Gunnar Nord

The purpose of this anthology is to capture and convey the spirit and trajectory of the SCCL; to chart its origins, its development over the past quarter-century, and to offer a glimpse into its current life and activities. It contains twenty-five articles – one for each year of the SCCL’s existence – contributed by academics and legal practitioners who all have a close association with the SCCL. The volume also seeks to illuminate the cooperation the SCCL maintains with universities both within Sweden and across Europe. These partnerships are central to the SCCL’s mission, fostering a fertile ground for scholarly exchange and joint ventures. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 25 Years Old But Still Dynamic and Vibrant André Andersson A Research Environment in Time Göran Millqvist On Moving from Private Practice to Academia Sara Göthlin FRIENDS IN SWEDEN AND ABROAD To Compare, or Not to Compare, That is the Question Birke Häcker An Epic Journey: The Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University of London (CCLS) and the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law at the University of Stockholm Sir Roy Goode Section 36 of the Nordic Contract Acts and its Effects on Nordic Contract Law Mads Bryde Andersen Law Academics and Law Practitioners – A Comparison Philip Wood English Law’s Encounters with Sweden’s Loccenius Ciara Kennefick The Almost Nearly Perfect Relationship(s) Matthew Dyson The Song Remains the Same Cyril Holm A Nordic Frontrunner and its Norwegian Legacy Birgitte Hagland Procedural Ordre Public in Intra EU Investment Arbitration Ulf Maunsbach LIFE AND WORK AT THE SCCL Jurisprudential Discussions Based on Insufficient Knowledge Lars Heuman Rättsvetenskapliga diskussioner grundade på otillräckliga kunskaper Lars Heuman Swedish Shipping and Maritime Law in Retrospect 1965–1980 Lars Gorton Climate Litigation and the Right to a Fair Trial Mårten Schultz The Value of International Academic Exchanges and Internationalisation Laura Carlson Would You Like to Update Your Swedish Contract Law App Now or Later? Christina Ramberg SCCL, the International and the Comparative: Outside Influences and Two Examples of Reception Johan Sandstedt The Research Panel for Tax Law and its Friends at the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Teresa Simon-Almendal and Caroline Nordklint Hurry Up, Arbitration! Daria Kozlowska-Rautiainen Why Choose Stockholm: Reflections of an English Lawyer After Eighteen Years Practising International Arbitration in Sweden James Hope Notes on the seminar activities at the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Oskar Andrews Theory and Practice – Combining Private Law Practice with an Academic Career Carl Svernlöv THE STORY BEHIND THE SCCL The Advent of the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Jan Kleineman The Centre – The Very First Steps Gunnar Nord

The purpose of this anthology is to capture and convey the spirit and trajectory of the SCCL; to chart its origins, its development over the past quarter-century, and to offer a glimpse into its current life and activities. It contains twenty-five articles – one for each year of the SCCL’s existence – contributed by academics and legal practitioners who all have a close association with the SCCL. The volume also seeks to illuminate the cooperation the SCCL maintains with universities both within Sweden and across Europe. These partnerships are central to the SCCL’s mission, fostering a fertile ground for scholarly exchange and joint ventures. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 25 Years Old But Still Dynamic and Vibrant André Andersson A Research Environment in Time Göran Millqvist On Moving from Private Practice to Academia Sara Göthlin FRIENDS IN SWEDEN AND ABROAD To Compare, or Not to Compare, That is the Question Birke Häcker An Epic Journey: The Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University of London (CCLS) and the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law at the University of Stockholm Sir Roy Goode Section 36 of the Nordic Contract Acts and its Effects on Nordic Contract Law Mads Bryde Andersen Law Academics and Law Practitioners – A Comparison Philip Wood English Law’s Encounters with Sweden’s Loccenius Ciara Kennefick The Almost Nearly Perfect Relationship(s) Matthew Dyson The Song Remains the Same Cyril Holm A Nordic Frontrunner and its Norwegian Legacy Birgitte Hagland Procedural Ordre Public in Intra EU Investment Arbitration Ulf Maunsbach LIFE AND WORK AT THE SCCL Jurisprudential Discussions Based on Insufficient Knowledge Lars Heuman Rättsvetenskapliga diskussioner grundade på otillräckliga kunskaper Lars Heuman Swedish Shipping and Maritime Law in Retrospect 1965–1980 Lars Gorton Climate Litigation and the Right to a Fair Trial Mårten Schultz The Value of International Academic Exchanges and Internationalisation Laura Carlson Would You Like to Update Your Swedish Contract Law App Now or Later? Christina Ramberg SCCL, the International and the Comparative: Outside Influences and Two Examples of Reception Johan Sandstedt The Research Panel for Tax Law and its Friends at the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Teresa Simon-Almendal and Caroline Nordklint Hurry Up, Arbitration! Daria Kozlowska-Rautiainen Why Choose Stockholm: Reflections of an English Lawyer After Eighteen Years Practising International Arbitration in Sweden James Hope Notes on the seminar activities at the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Oskar Andrews Theory and Practice – Combining Private Law Practice with an Academic Career Carl Svernlöv THE STORY BEHIND THE SCCL The Advent of the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Jan Kleineman The Centre – The Very First Steps Gunnar Nord