Autonomie des Europarechts – EuGH – Wissenschaftliche Vorträge und Veranstaltungen
Keynote im Rahmen des internationalen Seminars „Administrative Judicial Review and Administrative Arbitration Decisions in Foreign Investment Disputes at the University Coimbra / Portugal
Programm Programme Coimbra International Seminar Weitere Informationen Rüstungsbeschaffung zwischen Bestimmungsfreiheit des Auftraggebers und Sicherstellung von Wettbewerb 27 Oktober 2018 Read More → Conceptualisation and Application of the Principle of Autonomy of EU Law – The CJEU’s Judgement in Achmea Put in Perspective 14 Oktober 2018 Read More → The Limited Immediate Effects of CJEU’s Achmea…
WeiterlesenVerfassungsgerichtshof der Republik Polen und Kardinal-Stefan-Wyszynski-Universität Warschau – Konferenz zum Thema „Das Völkerrecht und die Europäische Union in der Verfassung“ Konferenz
Vortrag im Rahmen der Konferenz „Das Völkerrecht und die Europäische Union in der Verfassung“, veranstaltet durch den Verfassungsgerichtshof der Republik Polen und der Kardinal-Stefan-Wyszynski-Universität Warschau, 23. – 24. Oktober 2018, zu „Protecting European Investors Abroad – Lessons from the CJEU’s Recent Ruling in ‚Achmea'“. ISDS und ECT nach Achmea II: Erstellung eines Rechtsgutachtens für das…
WeiterlesenBeyond 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…
WeiterlesenEurope’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…
WeiterlesenCooperation, Coexistence, or Opposition? Investor-State dispute settlement on the basis of European comprehensive free trade agreements and the Court of Justice of the European Union
Vortrag am Institut für Europarecht (Institutet för Europeisk rätt) der Juristischen Fakultät der Universität Stockholm
WeiterlesenPredators in the pond of jurisdiction? The EU constitutional restraints on investor-State dispute settlement provisions in European comprehensive free trade agreements.
Investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS), once developed as ‘last straw’ for foreign investors to gain access to justice in the forgotten corners of this world, grew out of its niche existence – for the better or the worse. In a remarkable metamorphosis ISDS made its way not only into trade agreements among what was once called…
WeiterlesenInvestor-Staat-Streitbeilegung und der Europäische Gerichtshof
Vortrag am 15./16.10.2015, gehalten im Rahmen des Rechtsgesprächs „Recht im Kontext“ (Tatjana Hörnle, Christoph Möllers, Gerhard Wagner), Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, Institute for Advanced Study
WeiterlesenCurrent Developments of EU Investment Policy
Impulsvortrag am 03.02.2015, Working Lunch Meeting, Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), Waterloo / Kanada
WeiterlesenOf stumbling blocks: EU Constitutional Restraints on Investor-State Dispute Settlement Provisions (ISDS) in European Comprehensive Free Trade Agreements or Why the Investment Chapter in CETA Could Fall Entirely without the Assistance of Globalization Sceptics
Vortrag am 02.02.2015, gehalten im Rahmen der “Monday Lunch” Faculty Seminar Series, University of Toronto, School of Law / Kanada
WeiterlesenInvestor-state dispute settlement in EU investment agreements – Pulling the chain tighter?
Vortrag am 15.05.2014 im Rahmen des Workshops “Investment Arbitration – from the shadows into the spotlight?”, Norton Rose Fulbright, Investment Arbitration Round Table, Frankfurt/Main
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