17 May
Programme with dinner for early arrivals on 17 May, including Constitution Day reception at the Law Faculty with view to main street and childrens’ parade etc.
18 May
Session 1: 09.30-11.00
(registration from 09.00, sessions begins at 9.30, in Juridisk Eksamenssal, in Domus Academica, Karl Johans gate 47)
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Professor Mads Andenæs, University of Oslo
Introducing the conference and providing "A defence of a gradualist approach in redrawing the reach of the fundamental freedoms" -
Professor Norbert Reich, University of Bremen
"On proportionality – with references to the case-law on citizenship" -
Dr. Tarjei Bekkedal, University of Oslo
"Discrimination Talk"
Coffee break, sandwiches 11.00-11.30
Session 2: 11.30-13.00
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Professor Jukka Snell, Swansea University
"Varieties of capitalism and the limits of free movement" -
Professor Vassilis Hatzopoulos, Democritus University of Thrace and College of Europe in Bruges
"The concept of economic activity under internal market and competition law" -
Dr Renato Nazzini, University of Southampton
"The reach of restrictions on competition and its relationship to free movement"
Lunch 13.00-14.00
Session 3: 14.00-15.30
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Professor Jan Wouters, Leuven
"Comparing the notion of ‘market access’ under ECJ case law with WTO law" -
Dr Alina Tryfonidou, Leicester
"What could reverse discrimination contribute to the understanding of the relationship between restrictions and discrimination concepts" -
Dr. Agustín José Menendéz, Universidad de León, Spain and adjoint professor at ARENA, University of Oslo
"Discrimination, Restrictions and Free Movement"
Tea Break
Session 4: 16.00-18.00
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Professor Takis Tridimas, QMUL, London
"Free movement of capital and establishment, revisiting the VW case law, golden shares and the application to private parties" -
Professor Stefan Enchelmaier, University of York
"Italian trailers and Mickelsson & Roos" -
Professor Niels Fenger
"Restrictions on use" - Discussion session chaired by Mads Andenæs, inviting comments from Jukka Snell, Takis Tridimas and the other participants, "The Freedoms after the Crisis – limiting the reach of capital freedom and extending the derogations?"
Dinner 19.00 - Restaurant Eik Savoy, Universitetsgaten 11
19 May
Session 5: 09.00-10.30
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Attorney Pål Wennerås and Attorney Ketil Bøe Moen, Attorney General’s Office, Oslo
"Alive and Kecking" -
Professor Ulf Bernitz, Stockholm University
"On free movement and national monopolies"
Coffee break
Session 6: 11.00-13.00
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Dr. Alexander Fritzsche, Gleiss Lutz, Frankfurt
"Discretion of Member States in the Application of Derogations from Free Movement Rights vis-à-vis the European Court of Justice" -
Research fellow Christian Wohlfahrt, Max Planck Institute
"Direct effect from Van Gend to Kücükdeveci: Misunderstandings and inconsistencies" -
Professor Takis Tridimas and Professor Jan Wouters
Summing up
Lunch 13.00-14.00