2023 AEL SUMMER COURSES
Human Rights Law
The Law of the EU
The Academy of European Law announces its 2023 summer courses on Human Rights Law (19-30 June) and The Law of the European Union (19-30 June), which will be held at the European University Institute in Florence and online.
Both courses are addressed to advanced students of law or related fields, lawyers, practitioners, professors, and researchers. They provide ample opportunities to engage in discussions and exchange ideas with experts and fellow participants.
To encourage applications from lower-income countries, we are offering a reduced fee for selected participants in need of financial assistance.
Yours sincerely,
Professors Neha Jain, Claire Kilpatrick, Sarah Nouwen, and Joanne Scott
Directors of the Academy of European Law
PROGRAMME Summer Course on Human Rights Law
Distinguished Lecture on ''It’s only an Extra Chromosome" by Heidi Crowter, followed by a presentation on the legal notions of the case.
Specialised Courses on "Equality and International Law: Dealing with Disability" by leading scholars
Summer Course on The Law of the EU
Distinguished Lecture by Prof. Marta Cartabia
General Course on “EU Law as a Utopian Project” by Prof. Neil Walker
Specialized Courses on “Revisiting the Fundamentals of EU Law” by leading scholars
SPECIALIZED COURSES
Summer Course on Human Rights Law
Monika Baar: The Long Road to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Historical Perspectives
Constantin Cojocariu: Disability Rights before the European Court of Human Rights: Competing Visions of Equality
Delia Ferri: Disability Rights in Regional Human Rights Systems
Anna Lawson:The Right to Accessibility: Theory and Practice
C. Cora True-Frost: Equality before the Law: The Difference Disability Makes
Lisa Waddington: Equality, Non-Discrimination and Reasonable Accommodation: A Case Study on Tertiary Education
Summer Course on The Law of the EU
Loïc Azoulai & Sacha Garben: Competences and Identity
Marise Cremona & Gracia Marín Durán: EU and International Law
Mark Dawson & Floris de Witte: The EU as a Constitutional Project
Jean Paul Jacqué & Antoine Vauchez: The Code of Europe. Law(yers) and European Integration
Vasiliki Kosta & Niamh Nic Shuibhne: Cultural Diversity and European Law
François-Xavier Millet & Elise Muir: The EU and Human Rights
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