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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 … been codified and updated with the Lisbon Treaty. The second part of the course will focus on a few selected and important external policies. More specifically we will concentrate on the (i) EU Trade Policy, (ii) EU Development Policy, (iii) EU Common Foreign and Security Policy and (iv) EU Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy. While the lectures will introduce into the different topics, the tutorials aim to further the knowledge on the EU external relations principles but also discuss … rights (ECHR) and the environment & procedural rights for environmental organisations and potential victims; regulatory instruments for reducing the polluting behaviour of industries, with attention to the market-based instrument known as “emissions trading” but also to governance approaches https://coursecatalogue.maastrichtuniversity.nl/meta/483544/international-humanitarian-law?print=1 https://coursecatalogue.maastrichtuniversity.nl/wim.muller Master International Laws 52 employed by the EU; …

… legal knowledge and skills in a wider interdisciplinary conceptual framework Prerequisites A basic knowledge of human rights law and/or international economic law. Recommended reading The course works with articles and books readily available from the online library. IER4004 Period 5 12 Apr 2021 11 Jun 2021 Print course description https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/meta/392928/human-rights-and-human-development?print=1 Master International Laws 26 ECTS credits: 6.0 Instruction language: English … been codified and updated with the Lisbon Treaty. The second part of the course will focus on a few selected and important external policies. More specifically we will concentrate on the (i) EU Trade Policy, (ii) EU Development Policy, (iii) EU Common Foreign and Security Policy and (iv) EU Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy. While the lectures will introduce into the different topics, the tutorials aim to further the knowledge on the EU external relations principles but also discuss … control frameworks, including the concepts of the Authorized Economic Operator, processes and control and risk management; Describe and understand the impact of technology in the field of customs law with respect to automation of processes, the exchange and evaluation of information and supply chain security; Describe, understand, explain what levies on importation, other than customs duties may be applied; Describe, understand, explain non-fiscal aspects of customs law, such as anti-dumping, …

… of European stocks Supervisor: Alexander Lee (a.lee@maastrichtuniversity.nl) Short text: The Merton model (1974) is useful in its incorporation of market information and volatility for the prediction of financial distress and bankruptcy of exchange-listed firms unlike backward looking models like the Altman-Z or Ohlson-O scores (2014) or (1980). In this thesis-topic we are interested in finding out whether distress risk is priced in the cross-section of European stocks by looking at … in terms of research angle, method, and data. Regarding research strategies, focus, and interventions it includes, for example: - textual manipulation of messages - website, visuals, and tool design - communication channel (direct, via employer, …; online, offline, social media, …) and timing (life events) interventions - emotional triggers - design of default options and products - as well as big data approaches (data and text mining). Therefore, contact Dr. Thomas Post well in advance before … or macroeconomic variables, see e.g. Goyal and Welch (2008) for predictors of stock returns). In this project we would like to investigate return predictability when predictors (i.e. the ‘signal’) take on extreme values (spikes). For example, in foreign exchange markets Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) and Uncovered Interest Parity (UIP) constitute cornerstones of short-run and long-run exchange rate determination. However, the empirical evidence on both conditions is relatively weak. There is …

… 5 G. V. Puig G. & B. Al- Haddab, ‘The Common Commercial Policy after Lisbon: an Analysis of the Reforms’. European Law Review 36, 2011, p. 289. 6 D. Thym, ‘Parliamentary Involvement in European International Relations’ in M. Cremona & B. de Witte, EU Foreign Relations Law. Constitutional Fundamentals. Portland, Oregon: Hart Publishing, 2008, p. 203. 7 A. Dashwood et al., Wyatt and Dashwood’s European Union Law. Sixth Edition. Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2011; M. Romaniello, The international role of … For the latter dimension, it had a mere information right following the Luns-Westerterp procedure, which is 31 M. Krajewski, ‘The Reform of the Common Commercial Policy’ in A. Biondi, P. Eeckhout & S. Ripley, EU Law after Lisbon. Oxford Scholarship Online, 2012, p. 293. 32 M. Krajewski, 2012, p. 293. 33 M. Krajewski, 2012. 34 The Trade Policy Committee deals with the trade policy of the EU with third countries and/or international organisations. The three main areas, which it covers, are WTO … and all relevant meetings in the negotiation stage. Drawing a parallel to the unilateral dimension, one could argue that the Parliament is trying to copy the trilogue negotiations to the bilateral dimension. In the trilogues, the three institutions exchange their views on the most controversial issues and try to find early compromises. Here, it seems that the Parliament tries to develop a similar situation. The situation is still quite different as regards the participation of the MEPs, as the …