Jean Monnet seminar

Advanced Issues of European Law

 

6th session

April 20-27, 2008

 

Re-thinking the European Constitution in an Enlarged European Union

 

Organised by: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Law, Department of European Public Law, with support of the European Commission

Participating faculty:

Tamara Ćapeta, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Law

Marise Cremona, European University Institute, Florence

Daniel Halberstam, University of Michigan Law School

Zdenek Kühn, Charles University Praha

Miguel Poiares Maduro, Advocate General, European Court of Justice

Don Regan, University of Michigan Law School

Siniša Rodin, University of Zagreb, Facutly of Law

Sigmar Stadlmeier, Johannes Kepler Universitaet Linz

Michael Dougan, University of Liverpool

Derrick Wyatt, Oxford University

Adam Lazowski, University of Westminster

Opening of the conference followed by the keynote lecture of Miguel Poiares Maduro, Advocate General at the European Court of Justice will take place on Sunday, April 20 at 17.00 hrs.

Download materials:

• Prof. Marise Cremona

• Prof. Derrick Wyatt

• Prof. Sigmar Stadlmeier
  • Consolidation and Codification - Reshaping the Internal Market
  • Directive 2004/38
  • Directive 2005/36
  • Directive 2006/123
  • Judgment 294/00

• Prof Daniel Halberstam
  • Constitutionalism and Pluralism in Marbury and Van Gend
  • Subsidiarity in Comparative Perspective

• Prof. Michael Dougan

• Prof. Don Regan

Research presentations:

• Agata Capik and Franziska Boehm - Still lost in space?
  Why the Lisbon Treaty does not help to guide individuals in search
  of an effective enforcement of Fundamental Rights

• George-Dian Balan - The Common Commercial Policy Under the Lisbon Treaty

• Angelos Dimopoulos - The Common Commercial Policy after Lisbon:
  Establishing parallelism between internal and external economic policy?

• Eloise Scotford - The Role Of Environmental Principles In Community Article 28 Jurisprudence: Digging Deeper Into Environmental Exceptionalism

• Matej Avbelj - Revisiting Flexible Integration in Times of Post-enlargement and Lustration of EU Constitutionalism

• Akos Domahidi - The European Crisscross - The Legal Relevance of the Cross Section Policies` Integration

• Vladimir Lame - Judicial Protection a Fundamental Necessity for the EU Constitutional Ambitions

• Simona Constantin - Rethinking Subsidiarity and the Balance of Powers in the EU in Light of the Lisbon Treaty and Beyond

Venue: IUC Dubrovnik

Application form for scholarship can be downloaded here. Please send it to the IUC directly, as indicated on the application form. The form is intended for participants who are NOT paper-givers.

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