Topic:
"Free Trade Agreements: Prospects and Challenges"
Introductory Presentations by:
Professor Dr Peter-Tobias Stoll
Dr Lorand Bartels
Professor Dr Peter-Tobias Stoll
Dr Lorand Bartels
Discussant: Lothar Ehring
The Round Table is being established with the purpose of building a network amongst practitioners, academics and officials interested in the field of international trade law. The network is designed to provide an opportunity for on-going interaction with practitioners/academics/colleagues along thematic lines. It also aims to build a platform for discussion, networking and joint activities within the fields of international trade law. Its purpose is to foster a specialized level of knowledge and encourage targeted discussions on current questions of international trade law.
If you…
… want to attend:
Please register by clicking here or send an email to hemler@redeker.de as soon as possible.
… cannot attend this time but want to be included in the mailing list for future events:
Please click here or send an email to hemler@redeker.de.
… want to attend and present a paper:
The Round Table offers professionals/academics working or studying in the field of World Trade Law an opportunity to present and discuss their work/research. It also provides a platform where participants can test their ideas about broader issues relating to international trade law. Submissions should include an abstract (no more than 400 words). They are to be sent to hemler@redeker.de.
Venue: Carpe Diem; www.legrandcafe.be/carpediem/; 13, Tervuren Avenue; 1040 Brussels (http://goo.gl/maps/iY8sR) (close to Merode metro station) (Pay your own).
Costs: No participation fee. Restaurant: Everyone pays their own.
For more information, please contact any of the Round Table conveners.
Caroline Hemler
Associate
Redeker Sellner Dahs
172, Av. de Cortenbergh
1000 Brussels
Phone: +32 2 74003-20
Fax: +32 2 74003-29
hemler@redeker.de
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Benjamin Hartmann
Member of the Legal Service
(Trade/WTO team)
European Commission
Phone: +32 2 29 57784
Fax: +32 2 29 92394
Mail: Office BERL 02/204, B-1049 Brussels
benjamin.hartmann@ec.europa.eu
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