2004-2005 Seminars | Centre for European Legal Studies

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Michaelmas Term
Date	Speaker	Title
13 October 2004	Professor Alan Dashwood (Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge)	The EU Constitution is not a blueprint for a superstate
20 October 2004	Professor David Feldman (Downing College, Cambridge)	European human rights and constitution-building in a post-conflict society: the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina
27 October 2004	Dr Guy Harpaz (University of Haifa)	EU-Israeli Trade Relations
3 November 2004	Professor Esin Orücü (University of Glasgow)	Comparative Law and the Rhetoric and Reality ofConvergence
10 November 2004	Judge David Edward (Formerly Judge of the ECJ)	How has Community law changed the legal landscape?
17 November 2004	Dr Oke Odudu (Kings College London)	Who is subject to Community competition law?
24 November 2004	Dr Amandine Garde (Simmonds & Simmonds, London)	'We are what we eat': the Community's fight againstobesity
1 December 2004	Dr Paula Giliker (St Hilda's College,Oxford)	Comparative Tort Law
Lent Term
26 January 2005	Mr Kenneth Armstrong (Queen Mary, University of London)	Integrating the Open Method into Integration Theory
2 February 2005	Ms Imelda Maher (London School of Economics)	The Interface of EC Competition Law and Intellectual Property Rights: The Essential and the Innovative
9 February 2005	Professor Stefan Vogenauer (University of Oxford)	Towards a European Legal Method
16 February 2005	Professor Hugh Collins (London School of Economics)	Harmonisation of European Contract Law: Citizenship, Diversity, and Effectiveness
23 February 2005	Mr Josh Holmes (Monckton Chambers & King's College, London)	Public services in the EU
2 March 2005	Professor Adam Tomkins (School of Law, University of Glasgow)	The Future of Political Accountability in the E
9 March 2005	Professor Paul Davies (London School of Economics)	Where is European Company Law going?
16 March 2005	SEMINAR CANCELLED

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