Lecture 3 (20 April): The EU and Fundamental Rights Assigned topics Name Leonie Ritscher The EU and the protection of fundamental rights: development of the general principles of law Ivan Gunjic The (planned) accession of the EU to the ECHR what – implications for the CJEU? (cf. also the ECJ Opinion 2/13) Jan Březina The Dublin system and fundamental rights (s., ECtHR e.g., M.S.S. v Belgium and Greece; ECJ joined cases C-411/10 and C-493/10) Sophie von Wartburg The EU, financial crises, structural reforms (e.g., in Cyprus) and fundamental rights is there an obligation for the EU – institutions to respect and promote human rights when acting outside the treaty framework? (s., ECJ joined cases C-8/15 e.g., and C-10/15; ECJ joined cases C-105/15 and C-109/15) Lecture 4 (27 April): The EU and the People Assigned topics Name Laurence Keppeli The of citizenships by EU member states to third “selling” country nationals Kristina Winter The European an effective tool of citizen’s initiative – participatory democracy or good marketing? Lily-Ann Barraud The influence of the people on EU international agreements – the cases of CETA and TTIP Viktoria Martianova The role of national parliaments in EU decision-making: the early warning mechanism Free topics The CJEU and EU citizenship judicial activism or necessary involvement? The role of national parliaments in EU decision-making: the early warning mechanism Lecture 5 (11 May): Common Commercial Policy and Common Foreign and Security Policy Assigned topics Name Andreia de Oliveira Role of the European Parliament in negotiating and concluding international trade agreements evolution and state of play – Krzysztof Adam Gorski Role of the European Parliament in the Common Commercial Policy and the Common Foreign and Security Policy a – comparative analysis Free topics
Lecture 3 (20 April): The EU and Fundamental Rights Assigned topics Name The EU and the protection of fundamental rights: development of the general principles of law Leonie Ritscher The (planned) accession of the EU to the ECHR – what implications for the CJEU? (cf. also the ECJ Opinion 2/13) Ivan Gunjic The Dublin system and fundamental rights (s., e.g., ECtHR M.S.S. v Belgium and Greece; ECJ joined cases C-411/10 and C-493/10) Jan Březina The EU, financial crises, structural reforms (e.g., in Cyprus) and fundamental rights – is there an obligation for the EU institutions to respect and promote human rights when acting outside the treaty framework? (s., e.g., ECJ joined cases C-8/15 and C-10/15; ECJ joined cases C-105/15 and C-109/15) Sophie von Wartburg Lecture 4 (27 April): The EU and the People Assigned topics Name The “selling” of citizenships by EU member states to third country nationals Laurence Keppeli The European citizen’s initiative – an effective tool of participatory democracy or good marketing? Kristina Winter The influence of the people on EU international agreements – the cases of CETA and TTIP Lily-Ann Barraud The role of national parliaments in EU decision-making: the early warning mechanism Viktoria Martianova Free topics The CJEU and EU citizenship judicial activism or necessary involvement? The role of national parliaments in EU decision-making: the early warning mechanism Lecture 5 (11 May): Common Commercial Policy and Common Foreign and Security Policy Assigned topics Name Role of the European Parliament in negotiating and concluding international trade agreements – evolution and state of play Andreia de Oliveira Role of the European Parliament in the Common Commercial Policy and the Common Foreign and Security Policy – a comparative analysis Krzysztof Adam Gorski Free topics
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