Seminar: New Licensing Models for Online Music Services in the European Union: From Collective to Customized Management (7-11-11)

Presented by dr. Giuseppe Mazziotti. Click here to read more .

Seminar: What’s Law Got To Do With It: Integrating Law and Strategy (25-5-11)

Professor Bagley presented her work on developing a theory of law and strategy that embeds legal and other nonmarket factors in mainstream theories of competitive advantage.

PowerPoint presentation from the seminar (pdf):

Bagley - Winning Legally

Seminar: Judicial Activism at the ECJ: An Empirical Assessment (18-3-11) 

Iyiola Solanke will present a paper on the extent to which the European Court of Justice can still be considered a monolithic institution with ´runaway´ potential. Using a sociolegal analysis the paper uses empirical data gathered during interviews with the ECJ's Advocates General in order to disaggregate the ECJ and gain an understanding of activism within it. She concludes that the court cannot be considered an activist institution per se and that consequently understandings of its decisions need to be less unitary and more nuanced.

Seminar om Offentlig udbud og Offentlig-privat samarbejde mv. (4-2-11)

Se programmet under Arrangementer i højreboksen.

Seminar: Abuse of a dominant market position (20-1-11)Dr. Lilla Montagnani,

Bocconi University, will discuss the implications of the EU Commission’s decision, in particular considering whether the decision introduced a new kind of abuse of a dominant position recognized as violating Article 82 and the similarities and differences between this case and American legal doctrine on misuse of intellectual property rights.

Positive Action and Sex Discrimination at Danish Universities: Making Sense of the Current Debate (2-12-10)

Lynn Roseberry, Associate Professor and Head of the Law Department, will explain why such positive action measures are permitted by Danish and EU law, and Niels Balslev Wendelboe, Vicedirektør, University of Copenhagen will explain how University of Copenhagen made its decision to adopt this kind of positive action measure and how it has worked so far. 

PowerPoint presentations from the seminar (pdf):

 

Research seminar on Proactive Contracting and Visualization (25-11-10)

Professor Berger-Walliser and Helena Happio will present their research on using visualization as a tool for businesses to use in adopting a proactive approach to contracting in order to reach the results they want, balance risk and reward, and to avoid legal trouble.

Conference: European Legal Method (19-11-10)

The conference is part of the project Towards a European Legal Method: Synthesis or Fragmentation . The project examines the extent to which it is possible to identify a coherent legal method (doctrine of the sources of law and their interpretation) that may be applied when analysing EU law and the law of EU Member States within the scope of application of EU law. It looks at what characterises the sources of law and the interpretation methods that are actually used by European legal actors, especially judges and researchers, when analysing what is valid law. It examines the changes in the relative importance of various sources of law that occur in connection with the integration of EU law into national law.

The American Revolution and the European Evolution in Choice of Law: Reciprocal Lessons (15-9-10) 

Symeon C. Symeonides LL.B. (Priv. L.), LL.B. (Publ. L.), Univ. of Thessaloniki, LL.M., S.J.D., Harvard, is Dean and Alex L. Parks Distinguished Professor of Law at Willamette University, in Oregon, USA.

Præsentation af ph.d.-projekt: CFC-regler i dansk og international skatteret (25-8-10)

Genstandsfeltet for Peter Koerver Schmidts afhandling er den delmængde af skatteretlige værnsregler, der har til formål at imødegå, at selskaber - som led i international skatteplanlægning - flytter mobile aktiver og indkomststrømme til jurisdiktioner, hvor de lokale regler indebærer en mere gunstig eller eventuelt ingen beskatning. Med andre ord skal afhandlingen have fokus på regler til værn af indkomstopgørelsens positive indkomstkomponenter.

Conference: Business Obligations Towards Disabled Persons under EU and International Anti-Discrimination Law (23-8-10)

The experts are invited to present their research on the concepts of disability, the obligation of non-discrimination, the employer's duty to adapt working conditions to the needs of persons with disabilities, and likely future developments in business obligations towards disabled persons.

Seminar: Discrimination bans and the social psychology of oppression: Is current anti-discrimination law an effective way of dealing with social inequality? (25-5-10) 

Speaker: Lynn Roseberry, Law Department - CBS.

In the EU, anti-discrimination law has granted the most protection against discrimination based on race and sex while the other prohibited grounds of discrimination have received less protection. This differentiation in protection resembles a pattern established in American anti-discrimination law, which American legal scholar Kenji Yoshino has called the "assimilationist paradigm". The essence of this paradigm is a requirement that proof of discrimination requires showing that the claimant is physically unable to assimilate to the allegedly discriminatory norm applied to him or her. I will argue that the assimilationist paradigm is based on a liberal theory of the self that does not correspond to modern psychological theories of identity formation and social oppression and that it is inherently ineffective in redressing many cases of discrimination. I will provide examples from European and American case law showing that this requirement is especially difficult to fulfil in cases of gender, sexual orientation, racial, ethnic and religious discrimination and explore the usefulness of alternative theories of identity in providing a better approach in these cases.

Seminar: Discrimination bans with regard to access to and supply of goods and services (13-4-10)

At the seminar, professor Ruth Nielsen, Law Department, CBS will present her research on discrimination and equality law in regard to access to and supply of goods and services, i.e. on the interface between discrimination law and contract law.PowerPoint presentation from the seminar (pdf):
Nielsen - Discrimination bans

Lecture: In defense of brain drain (8-4-10)

In this lecture Professor Fernando Teson examines the question of whether “brain drain” – a popular term applied to the emigration of skilled persons from poor countries to rich countries – is harmful and unjust to poor countries.

Copenhagen lectures by Trevor Hartley (25-3-10)The Law Department of the Copenhagen Business School is pleased to announce the lecture "Choice-of-Court Agreements: The Global Judgments Convention – Background and Perspectives" by Professor Trevor Hartley, London School of Economics and Political Science. 

Trevor Hartley's paper (pdf):
Convention on choice of court agreements

Copenhagen lectures by Trevor Hartley (24-3-10)

The Law Department of the Copenhagen Business School is pleased to announce the lecture "The Relationship of EU Law with other Systems - International Law and National Constitutional Law" by Professor Trevor Hartley, London School of Economics and Political Science.

Seminar: Powerful dichotomies: Inclusion and exclusion in the information society (8-3-10)

This lecture aims at unveiling the practices of high-tech regions that contribute to perpetuate inequality. Arranged by the Interdepartmental Research Group on Diversity and Discrimination at CBS.

PowerPoint presentation from the seminar (pdf):
Barinaga - Powerful dichotomies

Seminar om miljømarkedsføring (2-3-10)Spørgsmålet om anvendelse af miljøudsagn og miljømærker i markedsføringen påkalder sig stor aktuel interesse, bl.a. i lyset af Forbrugerombudsmandens overvejelser angående nye retningslinjer på området og høringen herom i efteråret 2009.

Seminar: Do attitudes towards immigrants matter? (9-2-10)

Associate Professor Birthe Larsen, Department of Economics - CBS, will present research on the consequences of negative attitudes towards immigrants' welfare based on regional variation in negative attitudes towards immigrants to Sweden.Arranged by the Interdepartmental Research Group on Diversity and Discrimination at CBS.

Birthe Larsen's paper (pdf):
Do attitudes towards immigrants matter?
Larsen & Waisman - Discrimination of Immigrants or just Attitudes?

Seminar: Does workforce diversity boost export? (19-1-10)

We analyze how labor diversity affects a firm's internationalization process. The composition of the labor force matters along two dimensions for the export behavior of firms.Arranged by the Interdepartmental Research Group on Diversity and Discrimination at CBSPowerPoint presentation from the seminar (pdf):
Pozzoli - Diversity slides

Seminar: LRAIC-prismodellen i dansk teleret (1-12-09)

LRAIC-modellen, eller måske nærmere modellerne, er komplicerede modeller, der ikke blot indeholder et stort antal beregninger, men tillige forskellige former for skøn, antagelser og målsætninger. Formålet med seminaret er at få belyst disse implicitte antagelser m.v., der nærmere normerer opbygningen af den danske LRAIC-fastnetmodel. Udover at gennemgå processen frem til "endelig" implementering, vil seminaret bl.a. fokusere på LRAIC'ens baggrund, opbygning samt implicitte antagelser. Den mere fremadrettede proces, dvs. om der skal ske justeringer heri, vil derimod ikke blive diskuteret. Arrangeret af ICT & Innovation Research Group, Law Department, CBS.

PowerPoint-præsentationer fra seminaret (pdf):
Sundram - LRAIC-prisfastsættelsesmetoden
Bergquist - Baggrund og formål - LRAIC prismodel

Seminar: Identity and knowledge professionals: Negotiating identity after maternity/parental leave (24-11-09)
 
By Assistant Professor Robyn Remke, Department of Intercultural Communication. With many women employed outside the home, family leave is an increasingly important issue for families. While organizational and public policy allows for both men and women to take leave for the birth or adoption of a child, taking family leave isn't always easy or without professional consequence. Arranged by the Interdepartmental Research Group on Diversity and Discrimination at CBS.

Seminar: Diversity management discourse: Increasing or limiting diversity? (27-10-09)

Associate Professor Sine Nørholm Just and PhD Fellow Tanja Juul Christiansen from the Department of International Culture and Communication Studies, CBS, will present their research on the discursive construction of diversity and its possible consequences for managerial practice. Arranged by the Interdepartmental Research Group on Diversity and Discrimination at CBS.

PowerPoint presentation from the seminar (pdf):
Just & Christiansen - Diversity management discourse

Seminar: Diversity Management in Denmark (8-10-09)

Associate Professor Annette Riseberg and Professor Anne-Marie Søderberg from Department of Intercultural Communication and Management, CBS, will present their research on how the concept of diversity management is translated and adapted into the Danish societal context.Arranged by the Interdepartmental Research Group on Diversity and Discrimination at CBS.

PowerPoint presentations from the seminar (pdf):
Risberg - Studying the Diversity
Risberg & Søderberg - Translating a management concept

Seminar: Total og Sanoma-afgørelsen og markedsføringslovens specialforbud (6-10-09)
I Total og Sanoma-afgørelsen (C-261+299/07) fastslår EF Domstolen, at handelspraksisdirektivet (2005/29) er til hinder for et belgisk forbud mod tilgift. Det kan ikke udelukkes, at dommen vil medføre, at vi må ophæve markedsføringslovens forbud mod hhv. rabatkuponer og købsbetingede konkurrencer.

Conference: The Role of Courts in Developing a European Social Model - Theoretical and Methodological Perspective (18-9-09)

The conference will focus on the role of the European courts both at national and supra-national level in the development of a “European Social Model”.

Diversity and Discrimination Research: Public Seminar Series Launch (15-9-09)

The seminar series will be launched on 15 September 2009 with a presentation of the research group and the seminar series and a lecture by Christian Dustman, Ph.D., Professor of Economics at University College London.Arranged by the Interdepartmental Research Group on Diversity and Discrimination at CBS.

Christian Dustman's paper (pdf):
Immigration, Wages, and Compositional Amenities

Predefence: "Abnormally Low Tenders – with an Emphasis on Public Tenderers" (8-9-09)

Predefencet vedrører Grith Skovgaard Ølykke’s ph.d.-afhandling, som er under udarbejdelse.

Predatory Pricing in the Telecom Sector Post Wanadoo - Challenges and Possibilities (17-6-09)

ICT & Innovation Group is organizing a seminar on the topic of predatory pricing in the telecommunication sector following the European Court of Justice’s 2 April 2009 ruling in the Wanadoo case (C-202/07 P - France Télécom vs. the Commissionen).

Præsentation af udbudsretligt ph.d. projekt (16-6-09)

Carina Risvig Hansen præsenterer sit ph.d.-projekt med titlen ”Offentlige kontrakter der ikke eller kun delvist er omfattet Udbudsdirektivet”.

Tiltrædelsesforelæsning ved adjungeret professor Kai Krüger (11-6-09)

CBS har udnævnt Kai Krüger til adjungeret professor i erhvervsjura ved Juridisk Institut.

Lecture: The Author’s Place in the Future of Copyright (2-6-09)

The Law Department of the Copenhagen Business School is pleased to announce a lecture by Professor Jane Ginsburg, Columbia University, USA.

State Aid and Public Service Broadcasting - Challenges and possibilities (19-5-09)

The ICT & Innovation Group is organizing a seminar on the topic of financing public service broadcasting and the role of the rules on state aid, following the publication of the Draft Communication from the Commission on the application of State aid rules to public service broadcasting and the recent ruling of the Court of First Instance in the TV2 cases (T-309, T-317, T-329 og T-336/04).

CBS Juridisk Instituts forskergruppe for EU-ret arrangerer phd-seminar:
Præsentation af to skatteretlige phd-projekter" ved Michael Tell og Katja Joo Dyppel (29-4-09)

CBS Juridisk Instituts forskergruppe for EU-ret arrangerer semniar Andrej Savin, lektor ved Juridisk Institut om emnet"Exploring the Limits of Privacy in the Age of Data Retention - An EU Perspective" (5-3-09)

Juridisk Institut afholder sammen med Lunds Universitet en konference om "Competion Law in a Global Perspective" (26/27-2-09)

Se hjemmesiden for ydereligere info - www.cbs.dk/globalC
Spørgsmål vedr. konference rettes til Trine Buch tb.jur@cbs.dk

CBS Juridisk Instituts forskergruppe for EU-ret arrangerer phd-seminar (24-2-09)

Albert Sánchez Graells, gæstestipendiat ved Juridisk Institut: Competition and the Public Buyer - Towards a more Compitition-Oriented Procurement
Juridisk Institut, mødelokalet 5. sal

CBS Juridisk Instituts forskergruppe for markedskommunikation afholder seminar om "reklameforbud" (17-2-09)Mere information om tilmelding på www.markedsføringsretten.dk/seminar eller kontakt Kim Allan Jørgensen, kaj.jur@cbs.dk

Seminar om demokratiformer, retskultur og variansen i nationale domstoles 234-referencer (4-2-09)

Gratis at deltage i seminaret, men tilmelding nødvendig. Der er plads til 84 deltagere. Tilmelding hos Kim Jørgensen, kaj.jur@cbs.dk