Välkommen till ett seminarium om aktuella frågor rörande investeringsgranskning, ökad självförsörjning och ett fördjupat EU-samarbete med säkerhetspolitiska övertoner i en osäker omvärld.
Sascha began his doctoral studies in September 2024. He is a qualified German lawyer and holds an LL.M. in European Economic Law from Stockholm University. His research project examines the legal requirements under the new EU Data Act that mandates business-to-business data sharing must take place under fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory conditions.
Vid seminariet presenterar Pernilla Norman sitt avhandlingsarbete. Efter en kort presentation kommer seminariets opponent, docent och advokat Helene Andersson, Advokatfirman Delphi kommentera arbetet. Därefter är det öppet för frågor och diskussion.
Seminar with Johan Lindholm, Professor of Law at Umeå University
Seminar with Professor Rob van Gestel. Rob van Gestel is professor of theory and methods of regulation at Tilburg University and professor of legal research methods at the KU Leuven. In his research he is focused on methodology of both law and legal research with a focus on methods of legislation/regulation, methods of judicial law-making and methods of scholarly legal research.
The conference aims both to deepen and broaden the attendees’ knowledge in European and Swedish competition law, while also updating the attendees’ substantive and methodological skills. The focus is on the current state of EU competition law and the conference places great importance on the current case law of the Union Courts and the European Commission. But also case law from Sweden is discussed extensively.
Associate Professor Julian Nowag (Lund and Hong Kong) will precent his recent publication "When the DMA’s ambitious intentions interact with the EU’s constitutional set-up: A future drama in three acts"
Dr Noreen O’Meara is an Associate Professor (Reader) of Human Rights, European and Environmental Law at the University of Surrey, UK. Noreen is a visiting Associate Professor at Stockholm University, contributing to the Masters in European Economic Law programme at the Faculty of Law. Current research projects focus especially on environmental governance, environmental pollution, and challenges in the trade policy landscape.
Seminar with Mar Jimeno Bulnes. Mar Jimenos Buelnes is Professor of Procedural Law, University of Burgos and currently Visiting Researcher at the University of Gothenburg. During the seminar she will present work in progress on her ongoing research project.
EU-domstolen har förändrats. Personaldomstolen har avskaffats och tribunalen har fått dubbelt antal ledamöter. Prövningstillstånd har införts för vissa överklaganden från tribunalen till domstolen. I år kommer kravet på prövningstillstånd utvidgas och tribunalen ska ta över ansvaret för förhandsavgöranden i vissa sakfrågor, bland annat mervärdesskattefrågor.
Annika Blekemo disputerade i februari och baserat på avhandlingen ”Entreprenadövergång – Anställningsskyddets gränser vid övergång av verksamhet” delar hon några tankar om hur vi nationellt fastställer gällande rätt på ett område som i stora delar styrs av EU-rättens dynamik och om vi verkligen uppnår en EU-konform tolkning. Kommentator: Katarina Fast Lappalainen
Seminar with professor Johan Lindholm from Umeå University.
At this seminar Professor Rob van Gestel is going to introduce his new research project that concerns the legitimacy of judicial lawmaking in public interest litigation cases (PIL). The project is funded by the national research foundation of the Netherlands.
Yane Svetiev, Professor at University of Sydney Law School will present his draft competition law paper.
The conference aims both to deepen and broaden the attendees’ knowledge in European and Swedish competition law, while also updating the attendees’ substantive and methodological skills. The focus is on the current state of EU competition law and the conference places great importance on the current case law of the Union Courts and the European Commission. But also case law from Sweden is discussed extensively.
Gloria Golmohammadi LLD Stockholm University will discuss (parts) of her recently defended thesis. Gloria’s thesis sheds light on an EU foundational principle, the principle of participatory democracy, and assesses its implications for EU multi-level law-making, focusing on how the principle can be given expression through consultation.
At the seminar, leading experts on privacy and data protection from Asia, Australia and Europe will discuss the efforts of the EU to ensure an “adequate” level of data protection overseas under the GDPR.
Institutet for Europeisk rätt, Offentligrättens seminarieserie och Institutet för rättsinformatik (IRI) bjuder in till gemensamt seminarium där Björn Lundqvist presenterar sin senaste bok Regulating Access and Transfer of Data, som undersöker den legala infrastrukturen för att samla in, lagra och distribuera data på nätet och sakernas internet.
The Swedish Law and Informatics Research Institute and Institute of European Law have the great pleasure and honour to invite Dragoş Tudorache MEP European Parliament and Rapporteur for the AI Act.
This paper claims that there is a compelling justification for EU action in criminal law to protect European public goods and other key transnational interests.
In a decision of 20 December 2022, the Swedish Supreme Court has finally acknowledged the duty for last instance courts to request preliminary rulings – even when no such request has been made by the parties. However plain the Supreme Court’s decision may seem to an EU lawyer, Swedish courts have shown a reluctance in seeking guidance from the Court of Justice of the European Union. Now it seems like the tide has finally turned.
The preliminary reference procedure has long been envisaged as a judicial dialogue between the European Court of Justice and national courts. However, in reality the relationship between the Luxembourg court and national Supreme Administrative Courts appears to be closer to a relationship of living apart together than to a happy marriage between equal partners.
Can it be argued that there exists a concept of Nordic citizenship, founded on inter-Nordic cooperation and its relationship with EU law and EEA law? The newly published antology, Free Movement of Persons in the Nordic States - EU Law, EEA Law, and Regional Cooperation, looks into a possible Nordic Citizenship (Hart Publishing). The editors present the anthology and discusses the outcome of the contributions.
Why do courts of precedent reference third-parties’ legal arguments in their judgments?
Offentligrätten i samarrangemang med Forum för en levande Europakonvention och Stiftelsen Rättsfonden bjuder in till seminariet "Europadomstolens rättspraxis i svensk rätt".