Grammaticaki-Alexiou Lecture Available for Download

April 03, 2009

Ana Grammaticaki-Alexiou

Professor Ana Grammaticaki-Alexiou presented the final lecture in the law school's 14th Annual Speaker Series on April 2, 2009. If you missed Grammaticaki-Alexiou's lecture, “New Challenges of Family Law in Europe: Same-Sex Marriage and Surrogate Motherhood,” you can download the file here.

Professor Grammaticaki-Alexiou
Ana Grammaticaki-Alexiou is a professor of conflict of laws at Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki School of Law in Greece. She is a graduate of the same law school, from which she also received her doctoral degree. She is the author or co-author of several books and has published widely in the areas of conflict of laws, international protection of cultural property, international child abduction, and the law applicable to individual employment contracts.

Grammaticaki-Alexiou has taught at graduate and post-graduate levels, Conflict of Laws, Comparative Law, Comparative Conflict of Laws, International Transactions, International Commercial Arbitration, Uniform Law, International Protection of Cultural Property, Human Rights Law, Nationality Law, Economic European Community Law and International Litigation in both Greece and abroad. She has been a visiting professor at Loyola Law School and Tulane Law School in New Orleans, as well as at the inter-university European Master’s Program on Human Rights and Democratization in Venice, Italy. She also served as a judge on the Greek Special Supreme Court for three years, vice chairperson of the Greek Delegation in the Civil Law Commission of the Council of the European Union, and head of the Greek delegation of the Greek Ministry of Justice in the same commission, working on the proposal of a regulation on the law applicable to contractual obligations.