2008-2009 Seminars | Centre for European Legal Studies

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Michaelmas Term
Date	Speaker	Title
8 October 2008	Jo Murkens Law Department, London School of Economics	The Relationship between National European and International Law in the recent CFI/ECJ terrorism cases
15 October 2008	Alan Dashwood University of Cambridge	Falling out of love with the ECJ
22 October 2008	Sionaidh Douglas-Scott Oxford	The Rule of Law and the EU's Area of Freedom Security and Justice
29 October 2008	Catherine Seville University of Cambridge	Developments (and Non-developments) in EU IP Law
5 November 2008	Robert O’Donoghue Brick Court Chambers	Applying the Viking and Laval case law in practice: views from the Bar
12 November 2008	Catherine Donnelly School of Law, Trinity College Dublin	The Federalising Effects of Administrative Law: An EU-US Comparison
19 November 2008	Pinar Akman School of Law, University of East Anglia	Exploitative Abuse in Art. 82EC: Back to Basics?
Lent Term
Date	Speaker	Title
21 January 2009	Dr Catherine Donnelly School of Law, Trinity College Dublin	The Federalising Effects of Administrative Law: An EU-US Comparison
28 January 2009	Matthew Dyson Jesus College	Connecting Tort and Crime: Comparative Legal History in England and Spain
4 February 2009	Prof Geert van Calster Collegium Falconis, KU Leuven	Regulatory innovation and regulatory competition in the EU: Of Talks and Walks
11 February 2009	Prof John Spencer, QC Selwyn College	EU Law and People Trafficking
18 February 2009	Sophie Boyron University of Birmingham	The 'new' French constitution and the European Union
25 February 2009	Prof Christopher Hilson School of Law, University of Reading	Risk and Human Rights before the ECHR: Towards a new approach
4 March 2009	Prof Sophie Robin-Olivier University of ParisX - Nanterre	The interaction between National, European and International norms in the development of labour Law
11 March 2009	Jan Komarek University of Oxford	Precedent in European Law: A Doctrine without Theory?

1.05 pm – 1.55 pm
Venue (unless otherwise stated): Lecture Room B16, Faculty of Law
All welcome

Enquiries to cels@law.cam.ac.uk

There will be a buffet lunch available outside B16 from 12.45 pm generously sponsored by Shearman & Sterling.