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Adhésion de l’Union européenne à la CEDH : actualité d’une problématique.

AbstractEn 2009, le traité de Lisbonne introduisait une obligation d’adhésion de l’Union à la convention européenne des droits de l’homme (CEDH). Les négociations ont abouti à un projet d’accord d’adhésion en 2013, qui a été soumis à la Cour de justice pour avis. Le 18 décembre 2014, l’assemblée plénière de la Cour de justice, dans…

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The European Union‘s Sustainable Finance Action Plan – Role Model or Cautionary Tale?

Sustainability Lunchtime Seminars: Where Environmental Law Meets Economic Law

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Prevention of harm in mobile telecommunication

Sustainability Lunchtime Seminars: Where Environmental Law Meets Economic Law

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Companies, human rights and environmental standard: new EU initiatives

Sustainability Lunchtime Seminars: Where Environmental Law Meets Economic Law

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CALL FOR PAPERS – 4th Development Economics Workshop , Cotonou – Benin, 23 & 24 March 2023

This 4th workshop in development economics aims to consolidate economic analyses on the various aspects of resilience of African economies in the face of crises (political, security, health…) and policies for resource mobilization by States. A diversity of approaches (theoretical and/or empirical, quantitative and/or qualitative) is welcome. The scope of the workshop includes the following…

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2022/2023 Lecture series on Cross-Border Labor Mobility

In the framework of the two FNR-funded doctoral programs MINLAB (Migration, Inequalities, and Labor Markets) and ACROSS (Analysis of Cross-Border Human Mobility), the LISER and the DSEFM are happy to announce the launching of the 2022/2023 edition of its lecture series dedicated to Cross-Border Labor Mobility.

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Corporate Sustainability: The Role of the Legal Advisor

Sustainability Lunchtime Seminars: Where Environmental Law Meets Economic Law

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SOLVIT: Towards a default tool for dispute settlement in the Single Market?

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Postponed – Research Economic Seminar: Inequality aversion for climate policy

AbstractA sizeable body of literature on climate economics utilizes the notion of inequality aversion. We review and synthesize published estimates of inequality aversion to guide this literature. We review both axiomatic and empirical studies, accordingly our findings draw on different lines of evidence. In the former case, a variety of ethical principles underlie the recommendations…

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05.10.2022 – 8th FinTech Conference (online)

We are pleased to have again top speakers on the programme for our:8th FinTech Online-Conference On 05 October 2022 experts will present and discuss a lot of interesting topics.