The Jean Monnet project NOVA-EU (Innovating and Transforming the European Union) addressed between 2019 to 2021 four key challenges that heavily impact the European Union’s governance structure, regulatory framework, identity and, most importantly, its future. The final workshop aims to reflect on...
On Thursday 2 December at 10am, we organize a roundtable on the “The regulation of online platforms”. This is a unique initiative within the context of the 3rd year bachelor course Intellectual Property Law in the Digital Single Market. It is open to all university students, staff and the general...
The online discussion aims at opening the dialogue between trade mark scholars, AI developers and stakeholders.
The workshop explores the theoretical, normative, and philosophical underpinnings of EU and national policies intertwining criminal and migration law, as well as their practical use (and abuse) and impact on the protection of fundamental rights of migrants and the rule of law.
In this online M-EPLI roundtable we bring together a group of experts who will each give a presentation about the current position of their country (and surrounding countries) on the enforcement of punitive damages judgments.
Where cultural heritage sites are being digitized, legal and governance questions arise. In particular, this involves questions of copyright protection of the original work, ownership of the generated digital work and access regimes to these digitized cultural content. Legal and governance norms...