The EU and the Legal and Political Landscapes of Wider Eastern Europe

 

The EU and the Legal and Political Landscapes of Wider Eastern Europe: Challenges and Perspectives

 

15-21 September 2022

 

This is the 3rd seminar of the Jean Monnet Module “EU-East Dialogues”. 

 

This seminar concerns the legal and political development of EU Eastern Neighbours at large focusing on the key challenging issues. The seminar will be run by Dr Cristian Collina and will feature expert guests to analyse country/cases with a focus on Armenia and Georgia.

 

More info here

Summer School EU-East Dialogues 2022

Summer School "The War in Ukraine and the EU Approaches to Conflicts" | 16 -24 June 2022

 

 

 

The Summer School will take the Russian-Ukrainian war as a case-study and develop students’ understanding of the interest-based approach to conflict based on their experiences in negotiation simulation, interactive discussion and personal reflections. The teaching goal of the course is to introduce students to the basics conflict resolution approaches and tools, and to contextualize this knowledge to the current war. We will start with a macro-level discussion of the EU approaches to the war in Ukraine from a conflict-transformation and legal perspectives, then the students will explore their own conflict behavior and take part in negotiations simulation. The final part of the course will scale-up received practical knowledge back to the macro-level of geopolitical conflicts and the role of the EU.

link: https://www.dg.unito.it/do/avvisi.pl/Show?_id=y79n

Jean Monnet Module

 

 

The Research Group on Law and Politics in Eastern Europe is happy to announce the Jean Monnet Module

 

EU-East Dialogues - "EU Eastern Neighbourhood: Dialogues on Civil Rights, Democracy and Trade" 2021-2024

 
 
 
Description: EU-East Dialogues Jean Monnet Module concerns the relations of the EU with its East Neighbours with a special focus on the connections among civil rights, democracy, and free and fair trade. The project focuses on non-EU member countries such as Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, and the dynamics of EU-Russia relations. The scientific literature highlighted how these countries, far from fully realising the expected democratic transition turned into a complex variety of legal-political systems. This Module aims to study this complex assortment of legal-political systems and provide students of the next generation with the required analytical background. From the EU perspective, trade is not only an economic process but also a means to export values. Therefore, the improvement and protection of civil rights are becoming crucial components of the EU trade policy towards its East Neighbours. The seminar cycles and other teaching activities combine legal studies and political science, to investigate EU policies as well as the particular variety of Eastern European systems. Within the general goals of the Module, the expected results include the following: increasing the awareness of the legal and political dynamics related to Eastern Europe; contributing to EU priority domains and policies as the promotion of rule of law and free and fair trade.
 
The Jean Monnet Module will be Coordinated by Cristina Poncibò and Cristian Collina at the University of Turin. 
 
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Research Group Law & Politics in Eastern Europe University of Turin

Conference - Politics of Sanctions in International Relations: Between Rule Of Law and Соercion

 
NATIONAL RESEARCH UNIVERSITY 
‘HIGHER SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS’
FACULTY OF LAW
 
10 December 2021
 
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN MEMORY OF PROFESSOR IGOR LUKASHUK 
 
‘POLITICS OF SANCTIONS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: 
BETWEEN RULE OF LAW AND СОERCION’ 
 
 
Conference format: online
 
Working languages: Russian and English (simultaneous translation)
 
Zoom:
Meeting ID: 851 9465 9262
Passcode: 776041
 
 
 
Trade and UN SDGs 2030: The Interplay Between Public International Law and Contract Law
 
Paper presented by Lorenza Mola, Associate Professor of International Law, University of Turin (Italy) and Cristina Pocibo, Professor of Comparative Law, University of Turin (Italy)
 
 
See the programme for details.

 

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Research Group Law & Politics in Eastern Europe University of Turin

EISA Pan-European Conference 2021

 
 
European International Studies Association 
 
Pan European Conference 
 
13-17 September 2021 
 
 
 
Session tittle - The Domestic Politics of Global Governance and International Disruption
 
 
Paper tittle - Western Standards and Emerging Uneven Patterns of Authority and Rule of Law: An Insight Into EU-Russia Sanctions Regime
 
 
Paper presented by Cristian Collina
University of Turin, Department of Law and Institute of Studies on Asia, Turin, Italy
 
 
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