Call for expressions of interest for experts in cross-border legal and administrative obstacles, AEBR
The Association of European Border Regions (AEBR) – in cooperation with the Border Focal Point at the EU Commission’s DG REGIO – is launching a “call for expression of interest” for legal experts with knowledge of cross-border matters. The experts awarded will provide advice on border obstacles of a legal and/or administrative nature along EU internal land borders to be selected with the upcoming calls … Continuer de lire Call for expressions of interest for experts in cross-border legal and administrative obstacles, AEBR
Legal Challenges towards a European Open Search Engine, call for paper OSSYM 2020 deadline 6 July
12-14 October the 2nd international Open Search Symposium (OSSYM 2020) will be hosted by CERN in Geneva or via Web. This event aims at analysing the societal, scientific and technical aspects of a European open and distributed internet search. Next to all computing and algorithmic challenges, legal aspects of setting up such an infrastructure in and for Europe will be of major concern Therefore, the … Continuer de lire Legal Challenges towards a European Open Search Engine, call for paper OSSYM 2020 deadline 6 July
Development of the governmental procurement scheme through the japan-eu economic partnership agreement (jeuepa), by Koutaro Matsuzawa
Procurement of products and services by governmental or public organizations has beenone of major topics gathering much attention in multilateral, pluri-lateral or bilateral trade negotiations since, depending on size of relevant state economy and budget of a government, a share of the government procurement market in its economy is said to be generally between 10 percent and 15 percent of GDP1. Some reasons, such as … Continuer de lire Development of the governmental procurement scheme through the japan-eu economic partnership agreement (jeuepa), by Koutaro Matsuzawa
Are climate change litigations possible in Italy? by Michele Carducci
The use of climate change litigations is increasing, also in Europe (Sindico F. et al. (eds.) 2020) They have three distinctive characteristics: – They can be promoted towards States or companies; – They arise from complaints made by citizens or local authorities; – They are based on scientific evidence as a parameter for the evaluation of State policies or business decisions. In Italy, the Network … Continuer de lire Are climate change litigations possible in Italy? by Michele Carducci
New EULawSD Webinar: The Precautionary Principle Under EU Law: a Brake or a Lever to Sustainable Development? by Alessandra Donati
We are pleased to announce a third session of the 2020 EULawSD webinar series, which will take place on 13 July 2020 at 2pm CEST. Alessandra Donati, Senior Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for Procedural Law, will join us for a dialogue on ‘The Precautionary Principle Under EU Law: a Brake or a Lever to Sustainable Development?’ The webinar will be visible … Continuer de lire New EULawSD Webinar: The Precautionary Principle Under EU Law: a Brake or a Lever to Sustainable Development? by Alessandra Donati
The precautionary approach in the Economic Partnership Agreement between EU and Japan: a threat to the EU precautionary principle? by ALESSANDRA DONATI
The reference to the precautionary approach contained in EPA shall be coordinated with the precautionary principle set forth by article 191 of Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (“TFUE”) and with the obligation of European institutions to pursue a high level of protection of the environment (Art. 191 TFUE), public health (Art. 168 TFUE) and consumers (Art. 169 TFUE). In this regard, the … Continuer de lire The precautionary approach in the Economic Partnership Agreement between EU and Japan: a threat to the EU precautionary principle? by ALESSANDRA DONATI
Directions in Legal Education 2020″ at Chinese University of Hong Kong – June 18-20
Online Conference: « Directions in Legal Education 2020 » at the Chinese University of Hong Kong – June 18-20 In this 3-day online event, 76 speakers, including distinguished keynote Richard Susskind OBE, will engage in a debate about Teaching Law in Times of Crises, Law&Technology, Diversity, Pedagogy, and other compelling topics in Legal Education. Attendance is free. Find the full program here: https://webapp3.law.cuhk.edu.hk/conf/20200619/programme-rundown/ Register by June 14 … Continuer de lire Directions in Legal Education 2020″ at Chinese University of Hong Kong – June 18-20
Les juridictions nationales doivent respecter les arrêts de la CJUE, Daniel Kelemen et autres
Voici une traduction française réalisée par Jacques Ziller d’un article collectif publié en anglais sur https://verfassungsblog.de/author/daniel-kelemen/ , dans l’Irish Times, en Espagnol dans El Pais et en Italien dans Il Sole 24 Ore. L’Union européenne est une communauté fondée sur l’État de droit. L’ordre juridique de l’Union est l’épine dorsale de l’UE et l’arrêt Weiss de la Cour constitutionnelle fédérale allemande constitue une grave menace … Continuer de lire Les juridictions nationales doivent respecter les arrêts de la CJUE, Daniel Kelemen et autres
Intellectual Property in the context of the Economic Partnership Agreement between the EU and Japan, Dr. Karl-Friedrich Lenz
The Economic Partnership Agreement between the EU and Japan has many Articles written over hundreds of pages. One of the areas it is concerned with is intellectual property, in Chapter 14 of the EPA, in Articles 14-1 to 14-55, with over 9,500 words not counting relevant Annexes. This article will try to give some information on what has changed in Japanese intellectual property law as … Continuer de lire Intellectual Property in the context of the Economic Partnership Agreement between the EU and Japan, Dr. Karl-Friedrich Lenz
Les illusions du Traité de Lisbonne face à la toute puissance de la finance, par Cécile Barbier
Depuis l’introduction du cadre juridique de l’euro, ci-après la « constitution économique » de la zone euro, l’Union européenne (UE) est confrontée à l’érosion du consensus permissif qui avait prévalu jusqu’alors. Le rejet du Traité de Maastricht par le peuple danois, suivi du petit oui français avait questionné les fondements d’inspiration ordolibérale de la future gardienne de la monnaie unique, la Banque centrale européenne (BCE). La réforme … Continuer de lire Les illusions du Traité de Lisbonne face à la toute puissance de la finance, par Cécile Barbier
