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Event April 10, 2026, 13:00 - 15:00

In­vit­a­tion for PhD De­fence - Fre­derik Skam­ris Holm

In­vit­a­tion for PhD De­fence

PhD De­fence

Time
April 10, 2026, 13:00 - 15:00
Location
Loc­a­tion: Råvarebygnin­gen, Por­celæn­shaven 22
Room: PHRs20 (ground floor)
Re­cep­tion: Lobby out­side PHRs20

*The CBS PhD School will host a re­cep­tion, which will take place im­me­di­ately after the de­fence.
Language
Eng­lish
Subjects
EU law

In order to obtain the PhD degree, Frederik Skamris Holm has submitted his thesis entitled:

 

European Contract Law in Transition

Privity and Value Creation under the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

 

The thesis examines how the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) affects European contract law, and how firms established within the Internal Market can create value based on the CSDDD and its underlying climate law principles.  It shows that the Directive establishes a general framework for exemptions from privity, increases the potential role of third-party beneficiaries, and creates a regulatory environment in which strategic contracting can, in principle, turn compliance with due diligence obligations into a source of value creation for firms within the Internal Market.

 

The thesis will be available from research.cbs.dk 

Primary Supervisor:

Professor Kim Østergaard
Department of Business Humanities and Law
Copenhagen Business School

Secondary Supervisors:

Associate Professor Henrik Andersen
Department of Business Humanities and Law
Copenhagen Business School

Associate Professor Sarah Maria Denta
Department of Business Humanities and Law
Copenhagen Business School

External Lecturer Britta Gammelgaard
Department of Business Humanities and Law
Copenhagen Business School

Assessment Committee:

Professor with Special Responsibilities Andrej Savin (chair)
Department of Business Humanities and Law
Copenhagen Business School

Associate Professor Katerina Mitkidis
Department of Law
Aarhus University

Associate Professor Klaas Eller
Law Faculty
University of Amsterdam