EC-International Law Forum 2009: Beyond the established orders - 5 March

3 February 2009

Thursday & Friday,  5-6 March 2009

Wills Memorial Building (Room 5.68)  

The Bristol EC-International Law Forum is a series of meetings that held by the School of Law every two years. Participants include eminent academics, judges and law practitioners as well as members of the commercial sector and policy-makers. Our Forum has established itself over the years as an opportunity for stimulating discussion and exchange of ideas, and has produced several edited volumes including Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility (Edward Elgar, 2008); Transnational Constitutionalism: International and European Models (CUP, 2007); Asserting Jurisdiction (Hart, 2003); The Future of Remedies in Europe (Hart, 2000); Remedies in International Law (Hart, 1998).

EC-International Law Forum 2009 

Beyond the established orders:  Policy interconnections between the EU  and the rest of the world

Thursday 5 March

14:00 Economic governance

• Trade – Prof. Kalypso Nicolaidis (Oxford)
• Financial services – Prof. Eilis Ferran (Cambridge)

16:00 Emerging challenges

• Energy – Prof. Peter Cameron (Dundee)
• Migration – Prof. Elspeth Guild (Nijmegen)

Friday 6 March

9:30 Security governance

• Anti-terrorism – Prof. Jan Klabbers (Helsinki)
• ESDP and the use of force – Prof. Per Cramér (Gothenburg)
• Non-proliferation - Prof. Panos Koutrakos (Bristol)

11:30 Political Governance

• Human Rights – Prof. Bruno De Witte (EUI)
• EU and International Law – Prof. Takis Tridimas (Queen Mary University of London)

14:00  European and global integration processes

• European values – Prof. Marise Cremona (EUI)
• Global values – Prof. Joost Pauwelyn (Geneva) and Prof. George Pavlakos (Antwerp)

Please contact Professor Panos Koutrakos for further information.