Jean Monnet Inter-‐University Centre Opatija www.excellence.com.hr CONFERENCE Legal Culture in Transition Supranational and International Law in National Courts CONFERENCE CONVENORS N ADA B ODIROGA V UKOBRAT J EAN M ONNET C HAIR U NIVERSITY O F R IJEKA S INIŠA R ODIN J EAN M ONNET C HAIR U NIVERSITY O F Z AGREB Jean Monnet Inter-University Centre of Excellence Opatija, June 17-18, 2011 LEGAL CULTURE IN TRANSITION, JUNE 17-‐18, 2011 FRIDAY 9.00 Opening Nada Bodiroga Vukobrat, Jean Monnet Chair, University of Rijeka Siniša Rodin, Jean Monnet Chair, University of Zagreb Representative of the Hanns Seidel Stiftung Representative of the IRZ Ivana Goranić, Croatian Judicial Academy Ivo Dujmić, Mayor of Opatija Pero Lučin, Rector of the University of Rijeka Aleksa Bjeliš, Rector of the University of Zagreb Bernd Fisher, Ambassador of FR Germany to Croatia Jasna Omejec, President of the Constitutional Court of Croatia 9.45 Keynote Speaker Bernd Baron von Maydell – University Bonn Neue Aufgaben für das Recht in einer globalen Welt 10.30 COFFEE BREAK 11.00 Session 1 – Interpretation and Legal Culture Michal Bobek – European University Institute, Florence The Importance of Being a Textualist: Central European Judicial History and its Lasting Impact on Domestic Application of EU Law Siniša Rodin – University of Zagreb State, Market, Functionalism - and Transcendental Nonsense Adam Lazowski – University of Westminster Realism, Impressionism or Abstraction? Interpretation of EU Law by Polish Courts 12.15 BREAK 2 LEGAL CULTURE IN TRANSITION, JUNE 17-‐18, 2011 3 12.30 Session 2 – EU Law and National Legal Traditions Zdenek Kühn – Charles University Praha EU Law Before Czech High Courts Matej Avbelj – Graduate School of Government and European Studies, Kranj Overcoming the World in Between - the Case of Slovenia Boško Tripković – European University Institute, Florence Born in the SFRJ: Serbian Constitutional Court, Deference and Transformative Potential of International Law 13.30 LUNCH BREAK 15.00 Session 3 – Comparative Law Perspective Alexander Graser – University of Regensburg Studying Legal Transplants - a Comparative Law Perspective on the Reception of Law Gian Antonio Benacchio – University of Trento and Sandra Winkler University of Rijeka The Europeanisation of Law: Imposition or Natural Development of Legal Models? Meliha Povlakić – University of Sarajevo Reception, Legal Transplants, Legal Irritants - the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina 16.15 BREAK 16.30 Session 4 – European Human Rights Convention Rainer Arnold – University of Regensburg Europeanisation of Protection of Fundamental Rights Vesna Tomljenović – University of Rijeka How to Reconcile Decline of International Jurisdiction and Article 6 of the ECHR - is the Introduction of forum necesitatis in to the European Inernational Procedural law a right Answer? Vesna Crnić Grotić – University of Rijeka Application Ratione Temporis of the European Human Rights Convention 17.45 END OF DAY 1 20.00 DINNER LEGAL CULTURE IN TRANSITION, JUNE 17-‐18, 2011 4 SATURDAY 9.00 Session 5 – Private Law Perspective Tatjana Josipović – University of Zagreb Exercise of civil law claims based on misapplication of EU law by national courts – impact of principles of effectiveness and equivalence on application of national law Stefano Troiano – University of Verona The Future of European Contract Law and the Role of National Courts Edita Čulinović-Herc – University of Rijeka Alternative Investment Funds and their Managers Under EU Regulatory Pressure Fabio Padovini – University of Trieste Gerichtliche Feststellung von Erben: Neue Europäische Erbrechtliche Regelungen Nada Bodiroga-Vukobrat and Adrijana Martinović – University of Rijeka Migrant Workers and Social Benefits before National Courts in the Light of Soft Law and OMC 11. 00 COFFEE BREAK 11.30 Keynote Speech Branko Hrvatin, President of the Supreme Court of Croatia Vassilios Skouris, President of the European Court of Justice 13.00 LUNCH BREAK Lunch Keynote – Paul Vandoren, Head of Delegation of the EU to Croatia 14. 30 Session 6 – Interpretation, Harmonization and Procedural Aspects Marko Ilešič – Judge at the European Court of Justice Does ECJ Really Interpret only EU Law? Jasnica Garašić – University of Zagreb LEGAL CULTURE IN TRANSITION, JUNE 17-‐18, 2011 5 Basic Directions of Unification and Harmonization in European Civil Procedural Law Tamara Ćapeta – University of Zagreb Should the appeal against the reference for preliminary ruling be allowed? Eduard Kunštek – University of Rijeka Annex G to the Agreement on the Former Yugoslavia Succession Issues 16.00 – BREAK 16.15 Session 6 – Continued Vesna Rijavec – University of Maribor Transborder Enforcement in the EU Law Vesna Lazić – Asser Institute, the Hague The Commission’s Proposal to Amend EC Jurisdiction Regulation: Emphasis on Revising the Arbitration-Exception Ana Poščić – University of Rijeka The Council Regulation no. 1/2003 on the Implementation of the Rules on Competition – Experiences from the New Member States Mario Jelušić – Judge, Croatian Constitutional Court Croatian Legal System Between National and Supranational Law END OF DAY 2 AND OF THE CONFERENCE
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