Past events
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25 Sep 27 Sep
The Conference "The Right to Social Security: a new dawn!" brings together the MoveS seminar on EU Fundamental Rights for cross-border workers, Prof. Vonk's inaugural lecture, and the annual EISS conference on Contemporary Challenges for the Fundamental Right of Social Security.
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24 Sep15:00 - 17:00
The MCEL Opening Event on Evolution in EU Migration Law and Policy is the first event of MCEL in the academic year 2024-2025. Click here to register.
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19 Sep16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Ian Jens Dieter Hillebrand Pohl
"Arbitration of Disputes Related to National Security Screening of Foreign Investments"
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17 Sep10:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Francesco Maletto
"Enhancing marine protection: The role of Prevention in addressing pollution from land-based sources starting from the European regional experience"
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10 Sep16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Defence Emma Martina van Doornik
"Are uniformity and legal certainty in EU tariff classification really two sides of the same coin?"
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05 Sep 06 Sep09:00 - 17:30
- academic session
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IP & Competition in an era of AI and Data: Assessing global trends from a comparative & interdisciplinary lens
To unknot the complex debate on innovation in the digital age, we bring together inter-disciplinary experts to discuss the interplay between Generative AI, competition, intellectual property and innovation in the era of big data & AI.
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08 Jul15:00 - 16:00
This online workshop is conducted within the framework of the international research project "Facilitating mutual recognition: Analytics and Capacity building Information Legal eXplainable tool to strengthen cooperation in the criminal matter - FACILEX) of the Justice Program of the European Union (JUST-2022-JCOO).
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03 Jul10:00 - 19:00
This conference aims to serve as a dynamic platform to discuss how public procurement can contribute to sustainable growth, responsible business conduct and respect for labour and human rights in production processes.
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01 Jul
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28 Jun14:00 - 16:15
This hybrid discussion will explore the judgment’s effects on the degree of openness of standards referenced in EU law, as well as on the copyrights held by standardisation organisations. Similarly, it will reflect on its practical ramifications for the European Standardisation System and its actors.