European Law Students' Association

International Law and European Security Policy

International Institute of Space Law European Centre for Space Law symposium

Thirteenth European Centre for Space Law Summer Course on Space Law and Policy

Latvia (May July) Project training for trainers on European Community law and international law.

Since 1987 Professor of International Law, European University Institute.

The Ottoman statutory codification mirrored Islamic law but also incorporated elements of European law, especially the law of France.

Therefore, comparative institutional analysis arising from such assignments is required to make recommendations about efficient internalization of externalities and institutional design, including Law and Economics.

Former British colonies like India and Malaysia inherited common law and institutional checks and balances, but several today confront institutional decay, rising corruption, and creeping patrimonialism.

European continental thinking, responding to urbanization and the need for social order, emphasized institutional analysis of political economy.

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So it is worth considering how the rule of law differs from China s current institutional arrangements.

Violence against children in other institutional settings (orphanages, etc.), including children in conflict with the law.

The institutional framework also includes law enforcement bodies the Kosovo Police Service and a justice system.

At a time of economic and institutional crisis in Europe, all European leaders appear to be, well, extremely normal.

Current discussions also tend to ignore and even distort the values that European institutional arrangements are supposed to serve.

Specific areas requiring support are policy and programme development and implementation, institutional development, research and family law.

The European Union can be based only on the rule of law.

Since 2003, Beccaria Academy on International and European Criminal Law in Vienna.

European Union law is codified in treaties, but develops through the precedent set down by the European Court of Justice.

Moreover, embedding these values in European institutional arrangements demands no sacrifices in terms of long term GDP growth and employment.

Nevertheless, European leaders have continued to devote more time and effort to financial and institutional questions than to geopolitical issues.

In addition, he has been a member of the European Group for Private International Law, devoted to the study of private international law in the European Union, since the Group's inception.

Greece had incorporated into its domestic law European legislation depoliticizing acts of terrorism.

The project involves national institutional partners (mainly ministries of the interior) from 10 European Union countries and the European Police Office, with the Institute being entrusted with coordination and secretariat functions.

Ultimately, a workable European economic union does require greater structural homogeneity and institutional convergence (especially in labor markets) among its members.

Some contracts denominated in euros would be subject to Greek law, some to European law, and others for example, derivatives contracts to British or US law.

The powerful European Court of Justice (ECJ), in particular, has frequently been criticized for using European law to disguise an integrationist agenda.

74. ESA reported that the European Centre for Space Law (ECSL) had organized in September 1992, in cooperation with the University of Messina, the first European Summer Course in Space Law and Policy.

The Council values the maintenance of the Maghreb European dialogue at the parliamentary and institutional level and the meetings the Union apos s Consultative Council has had in this connection with the European Parliament and the European Economic and Social Council.

These emerging institutional arrangements include contracts and commercial law, bankruptcy and labor codes, and courts to oversee their enforcement.

1997 2001 Director of the School of Specialization in European Law, University of Teramo.

Member of the Advisory Board of the European Journal of International Law, Florence (1990)

Investors now recognize that they did not really understand what these bonds represented that is, the institutional construct behind the European currency.

The Urbino European Law Seminar is a summer course organized every year since 1959 by the Center for European Legal Studies of Urbino.

The first part of the working paper, which Mr. Salama authored, discussed the potential for institutional complementarity and mutual reinforcement of human rights law and international humanitarian law.

Poland had a comprehensive system of institutional guarantees for the rule of law based on the independence of the judiciary.

Next, we applied for admission to NATO and prepared for European Union membership, with all of the institutional reforms that these goals implied.

Indeed, beyond official European aid totaling more than 1 billion ( 1.3 billion) annually, the EU has invested heavily in institutional development in Palestine.

Europe brought democratic values, social solidarity, and, for all its current problems, the century s most impressive feat of institutional engineering, the European Union.

That law allows Anguillans to hold British passports and work anywhere in the European Union.

The European Union urges the Palestinian Authority to uphold all provisions of the electoral law.

The European Union urges the Palestinian Authority to uphold all provisions of the electoral law.

That law allows Bermudians to hold British passports and work anywhere in the European Union.

Plans for the future include the development of a law and practice database and an electronic institutional memory for the Office.