Ted M. de Boer (1943), LL.M. (Utrecht University 1969); LL.M. (New York Uni-versi-ty 1971), J.S.D. (University of Amsterdam 1987 cum laude), is emeritus professor of private international law and comparative law at the University of Amsterdam, member of the Royal Academy of Scien-ces of the Netherlands, part-time judge at the District Court of Alkmaar, and a member of the Dutch Standing Committee on Private International Law. In 2009, the University of Amsterdam granted him the title of 'distinguished professor', in acknowledge-ment of his academic achievement and his commitment to the cause of international legal studies.

Principal publications:

• Beyond Lex Loci Delicti, Conflicts methodology and multistate torts in American case law, Deventer/Antwerp/London/Frankfurt/Boston/New- York, 1987     

• Facultative Choice of Law, The Procedural Status of Choice-of-Law Rules and Foreign Law, Recueil des Cours, vol. 257 (1996), p. 223-427

• 'Een zoo doeltreffend en rechtvaardig mogelijke ordening', Vragen rond de bestaans--grond van het internatio-naal privaatrecht, Medelingen van de Afde-ling Letterkunde van de Koninklijke Neder-land-se Akade-mie van Wetenschap-pen, Nieuwe Reeks, Deel    59 (jaargang 1996), nr. 1, p. 3-58

• Living Apart Together: The Relationship between Public and Private International Law, Netherlands International Law Review, issue 2, 2010, p. 183-207

• Th.M. de Boer & F. Ibili, Nederlands internationaal personen- en familierecht ‒   Wegwijzer voor de rechtspraktijk, Serie Recht en praktijk - Personen en familierecht PFR3, Kluwer: Deventer, 2012

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