Free Trade – Academic Conference Presentations and Chairmanships
Presentation on “Investment Arbitration: If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change” in the context of the ICC Copenhagen Arbitration Day 2019 – Lunch Seminar on “Investment Arbitration in a Post-truth World”
Professor Steffen Hindelang was the speaker at the seminar of the ICC Copenhagen Arbitration Day 2019 – on “Investment Arbitration in a Post-truth World”. The Speakers for the seminar was Jan Heiner Nedden, Joanna Jemielniak, Ole Spiermann, and Professor Steffen Hindelang, chaired by Johan Tufte-Kristensen of the University of Copenhagen (at that time). Further, Professor Steffen Hindelang also gave…
Read MorePresentation on “Autonomy of EU law: A Catalyzer of Dialogue in International Economic Relations?” at King’s College London
The “III LAwTTIP Joint Conference” on “EU Law, Trade Agreements, and Dispute Resolution Mechanisms: Contemporary Challenges” focused on the dialogue among international and regional institutions as a tool to overcome fragmentation and implement the rule of law in the international economic relations of the EU. Its ultimate aim is to stimulate a debate between speakers…
Read MorePresentation on “Regulating Digital Business Models as a Source of (Future) Investment Disputes” at the Frankfurt Investment Law Workshop 2019 on International Investment Law in the Age of Digitalization
Presentation on “Digital Business Models as a Source of (Future) Investment Disputes” at the Frankfurt Investment Law Workshop 2019 on “International Investment Law in the Age of Digitalization, 09.3.2019, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, Germany”
Read MoreCo-hosting CELIS Conference – A Common European Law on Investment Screening
Co-hosting an international conference on “A Common European Law on Investment Screening – Foreign Investment in Times of Change” toghether with Andreas Moberg of Gothenburg University Daimler, the harbour terminal in Zeebrugge, or Saxo Bank are only three recent examples of controversially discussed company takeovers in Europe. The “elephant in the room” is China and…
Read MoreKeynote at the International Seminar “Administrative Judicial Review and Administrative Arbitration Decisions in Foreign Investment Disputes at the University Coimbra / Portugal
Programme Further Information In Pursuit of an International Investment Court. Recently Negotiated Investment Chapters in EU Comprehensive Free Trade Agreements in Comparative Perspective By SH | 4. July 2017 Study for the European Parliament on The Investment Chapters of the EU’s International Trade and Investment Agreements in a Comparative Perspective By SH | 21. November…
Read MoreRound Table Discussion: Investments under Fire
Investments under Fire – Legal, political, and economic mechanisms to secure foreign investment in civil war countries – Libya as a case in point Round Table Discussion with Dr Philipp Stompfe, Attorney at Law Alexander & Partner (Berlin/Lyon/Doha/Riyadh/Ras Al Khaimah/Cairo/Muscat) 28 November 2018, at 3 pm – 5 pm at SDU Odense Venue: The…
Read MoreConstitutional Tribunal of the Republic of Poland and Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw: “International Law and the European Union in the Constitution”
Presenting at the Conference “International Law and the European Union in the Constitution”, organised by the Constitutional Tribunal of the Republic of Poland and Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw, held 23 – 24 October 2018, on “Protecting European Investors Abroad – Lessons from the CJEU’s Recent Ruling in ‘Achmea’”.
Read MoreBeyond Achmea: The Court of Justice of the European Union and the Future of Investment Arbitration
What does the CJEU’s Achmea judgement mean for the future of investor-State arbitration in Europe and beyond? Upon invitation of the Centre for European Research and the Department of Law of the University of Gothenburg, Steffen Hindelang of the University of Southern Denmark gave a talk on implications of the CJEU’s recent judgment on the…
Read MoreLegal supervision of public procurement in the defense and security sector. Balancing the freedom to determine the procured good with the declared aim to ensure competition in the area of complex and innovative armaments procurement
Presentation at the Helmut-Schmidt-University Hamburg University of the Federal Armed Forces
Read MoreEurope’s effort and Japan’s emerging role in reforming international investment law – Talk at Nagoya University Satellite Office Tokyo
Hosted and chaired by Professor Tomoko Ishikawa of Nagoya University, Dr Lars Markert, incoming partner at Nishimura & Asahi Tokyo, and Professor Steffen Hindelang of the University of Southern Denmark discussed with participants from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Justice of Japan, as well as with representatives from private legal practice and from the…
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