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The Role of the EU Agencies in the Justice and Home Affairs Area – 17 November 2023
Pictures of the Day – 10 November 2023
Thank you so much!
The amount of participants to the Law Clinic of last Friday, 10 November 2023, was great!
Indeed, it was an enthusiastic response for a broad and complex topic such as Cooperation on Justice and Home Affairs, introduced and discussed during the Law Clinic.
An album of the pictures of the day is available at this LINK.
The next Law Clinic activity is scheduled for the upcoming 17 November: stay tuned as more info will follow!
The Features of EU Cooperation on Justice and Home Affairs (JHA): Evolution and Current Legal Framework – 10 November 2023
The Law Clinic EU Cooperation in Justice and Home Affairs: Knowledges aims to be an in-depth course aimed at acquiring basic knowledge of the current European Area of Freedom, Security and Justice with a technical-practical approach on: the origins of cooperation and its evolution up to its formalisation in the Treaties; the different forms of integration and cooperation; regulatory instruments and the role of agencies in the context of current transnational relationships; border control, asylum and immigration policies; judicial cooperation in criminal matters and police cooperation.
To this end, we are pleased to announce the first lecture entitled “The Features of EU Cooperation on Justice and Home Affairs (JHA): Evolution and Current Legal Framework” that will be held by Prof. Teresa Russo, EUVALWEB Chair Holder on 10 November 2023 in Room 1 of the Department of Legal Sciences of the University of Salerno, from 2.30 P.M. onward.
There will be a focus on Judicial Cooperation Tools in the EU by Dr. Stefano Busillo, EUVALWEB Tutor and an open debate with participants.
High resolution flyer HERE!
Stay tuned and register for the lecture!
DRAFT PROGRAM FOR EUVALWEB SECOND EDITION IS OUT – 19 OCTOBER 2023
Big news!
Professor Teresa Russo is pleased to announce that the DRAFT Program for the second edition of the Jean Monnet Chair EUVALWEB is out!
In the document, available in both English and Italian, you may find information on the Second edition’s objectives, activities and more.
🇬🇧 http://euvalweb.euweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/EUVALWEB-EN-Second-edition-programme-19.10.pdf
🇮🇹 http://euvalweb.euweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/EUVALWEB-IT-Programma-seconda-edizione-19.10.pdf
Stay tuned to find out about our incredible initiatives for this second edition, which has many novelties in store!
EUWEB Legal Essays: call for special-issue’s proposals – october 2023
We’d like to bring to your attention the call for special-issue’s proposals of the journal “EUWEB Legal Essays. Global & International Perspectives” (https://www.euweb.org/).
The submitted proposals should concern “Promoting Public Awareness on the Fight Against Transnational Crimes, the Role of Police and Judicial Cooperation and Respect for Fundamental Rights“.
Any proposal must consist o a two-to-three-pages document outlining the intended working schedule. Submissions shall be emailed as a single .pdf to “info@euweb.org“, indicating in the subject heading “Proposal for the EUWEB Special Issue”.
Please note that all manuscripts of the call must undergo a regular peer-review process.
Hence, the deadline overview is the following:
∎ Deadline for the submission of proposals: 31 October 2023;
∎ Validation of accepted proposals: 13 November 2023;
∎ Full article submission (i.e. ready for publication): 15 December 2023;
∎ Publication (after a double peer-review process): 31 January 2024.
You are all invited to answer the call!
New Partner: Institute of Comparative Law of Belgrade – 4 September 2023
After a sealed scientific agreement between the University of Salerno and the Institute of Comparative Law of Belgrade, we are delighted to include the Serbian institution among our partners.
EUVALWEB takes pride in the upcoming involvement of the Institute of Comparative Law of Belgrade in its own activities – the Institute indeed boasts a long and renown history of studies, being one of the oldest institutions for comparative law research in the world (!) and having a specialized library of more than 24,000 titles.
EUVALWEB Chair Holder, Prof. Teresa Russo and the Chair’s entire staff are looking forward to working with our new partner in the near future!
EUWEB LEGAL ESSAYS. GLOBAL & INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES, NO. 2/2023 – July 2023
EUWEB Legal Essays. Global & International Perspectives, Issue 2/2023 is out (and completely free)!
The current issue, introduced by the Editorial of Prof.Teresa Russo features:
– essays by Prof. Paolo Bargiacchi, Profs. Donatella Curtotti & Wanda Nocerino, Prof. Nada Doneva, Prof. Anja Matwijkiw;
– conferences speeches by Prof. Gaspare Dalia, Dr. Francesco Mazzei, Dr. Agnese Stoia, Prof. Fiorjalba Zeko.
Go and check it out at the following link: https://www.euweb.org/euweb-legal-essays-2-2023/
EEAS Coverage on EUVALWEB Activities – 28 July 2023
Enriching Educational Programs Through Cultural Exchange – 17 July 2023
Outcome of the day – 19 July 2023
The day of 19 July was entirely dedicated to an in-depth study of European Union law. In particular, in the morning round table, UNISA DSG Professors discussed with Albanian Professors from the Department of Law of EPOKA University of Tirana the interdisciplinary aspects of EU law, exploring its traces in ancient organisational models and looking at the imminent and future perspectives resulting from the ecological, digital, and energy transition process currently taking place at international and European level.
In the debate, interesting lines of research emerged that will be further explored in the next editions of the Jean Monnet Chair EUVALWEB and within the EUVALWEB Legal Observatory.
In the afternoon, the meeting with Italian and Albanian students allowed us to hear their views on the accession of the Western Balkans in general, and Albania in particular, to the European Union. Their desire to feel European emerged strongly from their reflections, promoting one of the main goals of the Jean Monnet EUVALWEB Chair: AWARENESS!
Pictures of the day available at https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.780316260551592&type=3
Prof. Teresa Russo, as Chair Holder of the Euvalweb Jean Monnet Chair, expresses her heartfelt thanks to all the professors and students who took part, as well as her firm academic and scientific commitment to bring the peoples of the Western Balkans into the ‘mindset’ of the European Union.