2003-2004 Seminars | Centre for European Legal Studies

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Michaelmas Term
Date	Speaker	Title
Wednesday 15 October 2003	Professor Terry Calvani Director, Criminal Cartel Investigation Division, Ireland	Criminalisation of Cartel Enforcement in Ireland and the UK: Are there Lessons from the American Experience?
Wednesday 22 October 2003	Professor John Bell Director, CELS, University of Cambridge	Supreme Courts: Are there Lessons from Europe?
Wednesday 29 October 2003	Professor John Spencer Selwyn College, University of Cambridge	European Arrest Warrant
Wednesday 5 November 2003	Dr Mark Bell University of Leicester	Combating Racism and the European Employment Strategy
Wednesday 19 November 2003	Professor Tony Arnull University of Birmingham	Giscard's Blueprint for Europe and Fundamental Rights
Wednesday 26 November 2003	Dr Rebecca Williams Robinson College, University of Cambridge	Unjust Enrichment and EC law
Wednesday 3 December 2003	Dr Andrej Savin Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge	The Internet and its Regulation in the EU
Lent Term
Wednesday 21 January 2004	Professor Alan Dashwood Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge	Will there be a European Constitution? Should there be?
Wednesday 28 January 2004	Dr Mattias Leistner MPI , Munich & Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge	Consumer Protection or Unfair Competition? The Commission's Unfair Commercial Practices Directive Proposal 2003
Wednesday 4 February 2004	Dr Angela Ward University of Essex	Reforming Rules on Locus Standi for Private Party Challenge to EU Rules: Crafting a Coherent Test for a Wobbly Polity
Wednesday 18 February 2004	Professor Clive Walker University of Leeds	The Governance of the Private Military Company
Wednesday 25 February 2004	Ms Joanne Scott Clare College, University of Cambridge	European Regulation of GMOs and the WTO
Wednesday 3 March 2004	Professor Rosa Greaves University of Durham	The Opinions of AG Lagrange
Wednesday 10 March 2004	Dr Claire Kilpatrick Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge	EU Employment Law and Article 5 EC: A Troubled Relationship

12.45 pm - 2 pm Venue (unless otherwise stated): Lecture Room B16, Faculty of Law