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… organizations, treaties, EC Regulations & Directives, and literature. The course is offered over a period of seven weeks (sections I-VII), and is concluded by a written exam. The final grade is calculated based on the acquisition of EUIPO Online Certificates (Sections II&III, and Section VI), a collective brief and individual oral contribution to the mock trial and the individually written exam. Course objectives At the end of this course, students will be able to: Understand and … in the field of migration and asylum. In the last twenty years, several EU instruments have been passed in this field. More recently, the EU Commission has published a new Pact on Migration and Asylum in September 2020. Furthermore, a revised EU Blue Card will be formally adopted soon by the Council and the EU Parliament after an agreement has been reached in May 2021. It is expected that the EU Commission will propose new legislation in the near future. Whether this will lead to the creation … 2021, Sergio Carrera and Andre Geddes, The EU Pact on Migration and Asylum in light of the United Nations Global Compact on refugees, EUI 2021 EuroMedRights, The new Pact on Migration and Asylum, The Global Impact, May 2021 Steve Peers, The revised Blue Card Directive: The EU’s search for more highly skilled non-EU migrants, EUmigrationlawblog.eu, June 2021 K. Lenaerts, EU citizenship and the European Court of Justice’s ‘stone-by-stone’ approach, International Comparative Jurisprudence, November …

… TRAFFICKING, AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW FANNY DECALUWÉ..................................................................................................................... 23 ENSURING CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY: THE UN GUIDING PRINCIPLES’ THIRD PILLAR IN GERMANY AND THE U.S. ANNA ARDEN ......................................... 40 TERMS AND CONDITIONS MAY APPLY: THE APPLICATION OF THE EU UNFAIR CONTRACT TERMS DIRECTIVE TO “GRATUITOUS” DIGITAL CONTENT CONTRACTS NICOLE BINDER … The international legal system also displays other qualities identified by complexity theory: problem-solving or path dependence such as the Truman 4 Steven Wheatley, The Idea of International Human Rights Law (first published Oxford Scholarship Online 2019), pp. 4-5. 5 ibid pp. 8-10. 6 ibid pp. 39-41, 44-47. 7 ibid pp. 47-50, 53-54; See also Erin Daly and James R. May, ‘Learning from Constitutional Environmental Rights’ in John H. Knox and Ramin Pejan (eds), The Human Right to a Healthy … will impunity end? 127 US Department of State, ‘2021 Trafficking in Persons Report: Iraq’ <www.state.gov/reports/2021-trafficking-in-persons-report/iraq/> accessed 14 June 2022. 40 Ensuring Corporate Accountability: The UN Guiding Principles’ Third Pillar in Germany and the U.S. Anna Arden 1. INTRODUCTION In 2010, 42 of the world’s 100 largest economic entities were corporations, with Wal-Mart having a revenue exceeding the GDPs of 171 countries.1 This economic power, in addition to the global …

… components listed in article 8 must be completed with a satisfactory judgement. Article 11: Educational design/Teaching method 1. Teaching is characterized as small-scale and intensive and may be organised in tutorial meetings, skills training, (online) lectures, knowledge clips, and/or individual guidance. The Faculty Board may permit other teaching methods. 2. To support the teaching referred to in paragraph 1, accompanying teaching in the form of lectures, online modules or otherwise may be offered in units of study. 3. There is no attendance requirement. The assessment of the programme components may be designed in such a way that attendance is actually required. CHAPTER 5 - ADMISSION TO COURSES AND …

… course of answering this question several sub-problems such as the definition of concepts such as ‘agency’ or ‘delegation’, the exact nature of the ECHA’s powers, the 8 Merijn Chamon, ‘EU Agencies between Meroni and Romano or the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea’ (2011) 48(4) Common Market Law Review 1055, 1055-1056; Miroslava Scholten and Marloes van Rijsbergen, ‘The ESMA-Short Selling Case: Erecting a New Delegation Doctrine in the EU upon the Meroni-Romano Remnants’ (2014) 41(4) Legal Issues of … Production 1859, 1863- 64. 29 were very serious.131 Next to this, the ineffectiveness of the old chemicals policy can also be traced back to the fact that national regulatory authorities were the main actors, as they had to perform completeness checks, risk assessments and needed to notify their findings to the Commission. In other words, there was no direct contact between on the one hand, the industry and on the other hand, the Commission, which resulted in high costs and immense delays.132 … explanatory dossier to the European Chemicals Agency.142 The required information generally increases with the volume of chemicals produced or imported respectively.143 Upon reception of the technical dossier, the ECHA will perform a completeness check, which is generally characterized as being automated as well as superficial, and will Steven Vaughan, EU Chemicals Regulation: New Governance, Hybridity and REACH (Edward Elgar Publishing 2015), 64ff. 138 Björn Rögnvaldsson Þór and Konstantinos G …