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… can be divided in four phases, 7 which will be discussed subsequently. The first generation of public procurement in the Union commenced in 1962 with two General Programmes which aimed to abolish practices of Member States that discriminated against foreign undertakings in the award of public contracts, favouring national undertakings. Coordination of national procedures and the removal of quotas were seen as a first step towards improvement. The 1966 4 Consolidated Version of the Treaty on … to the before adopted EU directives on public procurement, ‘particularly in relation to transparency of laws and procedure on government procurement and the elimination of protection for domestic suppliers and of discrimination between domestic and foreigner suppliers’. 13 This agreement was codified in Directive 80/767. 14 The second generation of public procurement law was marked by a Commission action programme 15 aiming to amend the supplies directives, for more open and coordinated …

… Friday Fortnightly: The IP & Competition Newsletter (Ed. 2021 week 16 no. 10) The merger promised to offer the merged entity a position of dominance in the market for LWP sorting in Netherlands, and thereby make it a ‘must-have’ trading partner. Following a phase I investigation and extension of deadline to 35 working days, the Commission conditionally cleared the merger. The commitments include divestiture of Suez’s LWP sorting business in the Netherlands along with all other …

… Current Issues of International and European Law (LAW4061) Year 2 For all students • At least 24 credits abroad – the courses must be submitted for approval via the International Relations Office. • Remaining courses: extra courses during the exchange abroad, OR, choose courses from the Master's programmes Globalisation and Law and/or European Law School. • For other possibilities (e.g. internship, …): see examination rules. • Masterthesis *Language course The student needs to follow one language course in one other language of your choice for max 6 ECTS in total, not being English or the student's mother tongue, and preferably following the spoken language of the country of exchange in year 2. The language course can be followed in periods 1-2 and/or period 4-5. More information on the offered languages, can be found on the website of the UM Language Centre. Examinations: Week of October 23 Resit: week of January 29 …

… Strengthening EU Environmental Law: Legal Perspectives on Greening Europe Abstract In the hearing for the European Parliament as designate commissioner, Wopke Hoekstra confessed to be in love with the EU greenhouse gas emissions trading instrument. He conveyed the view that it is the “crown jewel” and “working horse” of EU climate policies and law. While indeed economic theory paved the way for a positive appreciation of this market- based regulatory instrument, legal research … is Professor of Environmental Policy and Law at Maastricht University. She is member of the GreenDealnet project and she coordinates this lecture series Strengthening EU Environmental Law. She published one of the first legal articles on emissions trading in Europe, in 1993: Towards a European system of tradable pollution permits?. See for more information about her academic activities: Prof Dr Marjan Peeters - Maastricht University This lecture will be delivered by Prof. Marjan Peeters To fall in love with the EU Emissions Trading instrument? Opportunities and challenges of this core pillar of EU climate law 14 March 2024 | 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM CET We hope to see you on 14 March 2024! Register here! …