Europe's Body Politic
Wednesday 22 October 2003
5-7 pm Lecture Theatre LG19, Faculty of Law, 10 West Road, Cambridge
(From left to right: Professor Alan Dashwood, Professor Philip Allott, Professor Joseph Weiler, M. Robert Badinter, Dr Catherine Barnard)
The unsatisfactory state of the constitutional structure of European Union (communal institutions plus national institutions) is yet another challenge to a European legal tradition which, from its origins in ancient Greece and Rome, has been endlessly creative of new constitutional forms.
Chair: | Philip Allott (Professor of International Public Law, Cambridge University; formerly Legal Counsellor, Foreign & Commonwealth Office) |
Speakers: | Robert Badinter (Senator, France; formerly Minister of Justice (Garde des Sceaux); formerly President, Constitutional Council) Alan Dashwood (Professor of European Law, Cambridge University; formerly Director, Legal Service, Council of the EU) Joseph Weiler (Jean Monnet Professor of Law, New York University Law School; Director, Hauser Global Law School Program; Director, Center for International Economic Law and Justice) |
All welcome.
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