Este encuentro se estructura en tres secciones: “El tratado de Lisboa a la luz de la Jurisprudencia de los Tribunales Constitucionales”, “Desarrollando Lisboa” y “Avances en el futro constitucional“, en las mismas participarán profesores de Derecho Constitucional de 20 prestigiosas universidades europeas. Así, participarán docentes de las Universidades de Paris, Berlín, Praga, Roma, Ámsterdam, Lisboa, Cracovia, Copenhague, Utrecht, Oxford, Génova, Oslo, Lausana, Varsovia, Berlín, Madrid, Jaén y Sevilla.
La Red Europea de Derecho Constitucional (ECLN) tiene por objeto facilitar, estimular y fomentar el interés creciente por el constitucionalismo europeo mediante el fortalecimiento de la comunicación y el intercambio de ideas con los socios académicos de los miembros o futuros miembros de la UE, los Estados Unidos de América y China. La Red surgió de la necesidad de un foro de debate sobre la constitucionalización de Europa.
8th ECL-conference. Europe´s constitutional challengers in the light of the recent case law
PROGRAMA
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
18:30 h. Opening Session
Preliminary exchange on the general objectives and lines of research within the framework of the ECLN.
Marcelino Oreja Aguirre, President of the University Institute for European Studies at CEU San Pablo University, President of the Royal Academy for Moral and Political Sciences.
Miguel Herrero y Rodríguez de Miñón, Member of the Royal Academy for Moral and Political Sciences (to be confirmed).
Alfredo Dagnino Guerra, President of the Foundation CEU San Pablo.
Ingolf Pernice, Prof. Dr. at the Humboldt-University Berlin, Walter-Hallstein-Institute for European Constitutional Law.
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9:30 h. Opening session-Speech Spanish Minister of Justice
(to be confirmed)
20:30 h. Dinner
Thursday, 22 April 2010
SESSION 1: THE TREATY OF LISBON IN THE LIGHT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURTS’ CASE LAW
Panel 1: Three courts, four judgments: The judicial approach towards Lisbon in France, Germany and the Czech Republic
Mod.: Prof. Dr. José María Beneyto, Jean Monnet Chair; Director of the Institute for European Studies, CEU San Pablo University.
09:00 h. The Treaty of Lisbon and the French Conseil Constitutionnel.
Prof. Dr. Jacqueline Dutheil de la Rochère, Jean Monnet Chair, Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas.
09:15 h. In the Name of Sovereign Statehood: The German Lisbon Judgment.
PD Dr. Daniel Thym, Humboldt-University Berlin/ University of Tübingen.
09:30 h. The two Lisbon judgments of the Czech Constitutional Court.
Prof. Dr. Jirí Zemánek, Jean Monnet Chair, Charles University in Prague.
09:45 h. Lisbon before the Courts: Comparative Perspectives.
Mattias Wendel, Humboldt-University Berlin.
10.00 h. Discussion
10.45 h. Coffe Break
Panel 2: The Treaty of Lisbon in a broader judicial perspective
Mod: Prof. Dr. Belén Becerril Atienza, Deputy Director of the Institute for European Studies, CEU San Pablo University.
11:15 h. The Spanish Constitutional Court, the European Law and the constitutional traditions common to the Member States (art. 6.3 TUE). The significance of the Treaty of Lisbon.
Prof. Dr. Antonio López Pina, Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
11:30 h. Italian Perspectives.
Prof. Dr. Roberto Miccù, Dipartimento di Diritto degli di, Università Degli Studi Di Roma “La Sapienza” Facoltà di Economia.
11:45 h. Courts, Parliaments and the People.
Prof. Dr. Tom Eijsbouts, Jean Monnet Chair, University of Amsterdam;
Director HOGENDORP centre of European Constitutional Studies.
12:00 h. Discussion
13:00 h. Lunch
SESSION 2: MAKING LISBON WORK
Panel 1: Basic principles
Mod.: Prof. Dr. Fernando Mariño Menéndez, Jean Monnet Chair, Universidad Carlos III, Madrid.
15:00 h. The Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Prof. Dr. Juan Manuel de Faramiñán Gilbert, University of Jaén.
15:15 h. The principle of non-discrimination after the Treaty of Lisbon.
Prof. Dr. Ana Guerra Martins, Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de Lisboa, Judge at the Constitutional Court of Portugal.
15:30 h. The status of the principle of primacy in the Lisbon Treaty architecture.
Prof. Dr. Stanislav Biernat, Jagellonian-Universität, Krakau.
15:45 h. Discussion
16:30 h. Coffee Break
Panel 2: The EU’s Executive
Mod.: Prof. Dr. Henning Koch, Director of the Center for European Constitutionalization, University of Copenahagen
17:00 h. Accountability of EU executive power post-Lisbon.
Prof. Dr. Deirdre Curtin, Professor of European and International
Governance Utrecht School of Governance, Utrecht University.
17:15 h. The President of the European Council.
Prof. Dr. Paul Craig, University of Oxford, St. John’s College.
17:30 h. External Relations.
Prof. Dr. Christine Kaddous, University of Geneva, Jean Monnet Chair, Director of the Centre d´études juridiques européennes.
17:45 h. Financial Crisis and the new EU-Treaty.
Prof. Dr. Mads Andenas, Domus Nova, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo.
18:00 h. Discussion
18:45 h. End of discussion
Friday, 23 April 2010
Panel 3: Parliaments and the Citizens of the Union
Mod.: Prof. Dr. Francisco Aldecoa (to be confirmed)
09:00 h. The Citizens and Their Parliament: A New Basis for Legitimacy of European Policies. Prof. Dr. Roland Bieber, University of Lausanne, former legal advisor of the European Parliament.
09:15 h. European Parliament and national parliaments.
Prof. Dr. Miroslaw Wyrzykowski, University of Warsaw Judge at the Constitutional Court of Poland
09:30 h. Challenges and prospects for the EU´s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice. Prof. Dr. Francisco Fonseca, Director of the European Commission Representation in Spain.
09:45 h. The new challenges for a common European Union Immigration Policy.
Prof. Dr. Pablo Antonio Fernández Sánchez, Jean Monnet Chair,
Universidad de Sevilla.
10:00 h. Discussion
10:45 h. Coffee Break
SESSION 3: FUTURE CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
Mod: Prof. Dr. José María Gil-Robles, Jean Monnet Chair, former President of the European Parliament.
11:15 h. Motor or Brake on European Policies? Germany´s new Shape after Lisbon.
Prof. Dr. Dr.h.c. Ingolf Pernice, Humboldt-University Berlin, Walter- Hallstein-Institute.
11:30 h. Constitutionalisation of EU-law: future perspectives.
Prof. Dr. Armin von Bogdandy, Director of the Max Planck Director of Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law.
11:45 h. Constitutionalisation of EU-law: future perspectives.
Prof. Dr. Evgeni Petrov Tanchev, President of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Bulgaria.
12:00 h. The EU 2020 Strategy. Mrs. Belén Bernaldo de Quirós, Head of Unit 3 of the Directorate-General Education and Culture, European Commission.
12:15 h. Discussion
13:00 h. Final Speeches.
