2 nd IAPL-MPI Post-Doctoral Summer School on European and Comparative Procedural Law. Approaches to Procedural Law. The Pluralism of Methods

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1 2 nd IAPL-MPI Post-Doctoral Summer School on European and Comparative Procedural Law Approaches to Procedural Law. The Pluralism of Methods Luxembourg, July 2016

2 Programme Sunday, 10 July :00 Reception 17:30 Introduction to the Summer School Welcome Address by Professor Burkhard Hess, Excecutive Director of the MPI Luxembourg and Professor Loïc Cadiet, President of the IAPL Presentation of the participants Lecture by Professor Fernando Gascón Inchausti, Universidad Complutense, Madrid 19:30 Dinner

3 Monday, 11 July :30 Procedural Law and Methodology Chair: Professor Margaret Woo Carlo Vittorio Giabardo: The Pluralism of Methods Approachments to Comparative Law Valentin Rétornaz: Beware of Legal Families: the Example of the Effects of res judicata Towards Third Parties Discussant: Anastasia Papadopoulou Professor Christoph Kern, Universität zu Heidelberg: Statistical Methods in Comparative Civil Procedure - Chances and Risks 11:20 Coffee break 11:40 On the Role of the Courts Chair: Professor Marta Requejo Isidro Juliana Pondé Fonseca: The Changing Role of Courts between the Privatization of Adjudication and the Privatization of Procedure Discussant: Hilde Ellingsen Lecture by Professor Margaret Woo, Northeastern University, School of Law, Boston 13:05 Lunch

4 14:05 National Procedural Law Chair: Professor Eduardo Oteiza Luisa Enna: The Italian Assisted Negotiation for Legal Separation and Divorce Discussant: Valentin Rétornaz Anastasia Papadopoulou: The Impact of the EU Financial Crisis in the Europeanization of the Greek Civil Procedural Law: A multi-methodological Insight to the New Greek Civil Procedure Code, its Scope and Innovative Provisions Discussant: Ana Isabel Blanco García Leandro J. Giannini: Supreme Courts: Filters and Case Selection. Argentina s Writ of Certiorari in a Comparative Perspective Discussant: Juliana Pondé Fonseca 16:20 Coffee break 16:40 International Courts Chair: Professor Burkhard Hess (End approx. 18:30) Yuliya Barel: The Court of the Eurasian Economic Union: Basic and some Controversial Questions of Jurisdiction and Procedure Discussant: Luisa Enna Antal Berkes: The European Union as an Institutional Model for the African Court of Justice and Human Rights Discussant: Yuliya Barel Professor Michele Lupoi, Università di Bologna: When Titans Clash: Setting Standards for Child Abduction by the ECJ and the ECHR 19:00 Dinner

5 Tuesday, 12 July :30 Collective Redress Chair: Professor Remo Caponi Edilson Vitorelli Diniz Lima: Collective Due Process of Law: Reconciling Representation and Participation Discussant: Francisco Verbic Francisco Verbic: Access to Justice of Disadvantaged Groups and Judicial Control of Public Policies through Class Actions in Argentina Discussant: Valentina D Arrigo 11:00 Coffee break 11:20 Collective Redress (continuation) Ana Isabel Blanco García: Financial Consumer Redress by ADR and ODR. New European Approaches Discussant: Eduardo de Avelar Lamy Professor Eduardo Oteiza, Universidad Nactional de La Plata: The Sixtieth Anniversary of the Death of Couture and Calamandrei. Some Perspectives on the Past and Present of Procedural Law Studies 12:25 Visit of the Library 12:55 Lunch

6 13:55 Arbitration and ADR/ODR Chair: Professor Loïc Cadiet Beata Kozubovska: The Theory and Practice of Precedent in CISG Discussant: Antal Berkes Eduardo de Avelar Lamy: The Binding Value of Precedent Implies a Forward-looking Aspect? Discussant: Beata Kozubovska Professor Aluisio Gonçalves de Castro Mendes, University do Estado do Rio de Janeiro: Remarks about Collective Procedural Law nowadays in America and Europe 15:45 Coffee break 16:05 Meeting Points: International, European, domestic procedural law Chair: Professor Fernando Gascón Inchausti (End approx. 17:55) Valentina D Arrigo: Interpretation, Scope and Enforcement of TRIPS. The Double Side of the Agreement between WTO Dispute Settlement Bodies and the Court of Justice of the European Union Discussant: Leandro J. Giannini Hilde Ellingsen: Judicial Enforcement of EU Law by Private Parties The Impact of European Union Law on Domestic Standing Doctrines Discussant: Edilson Vitorelli Diniz Lima Professor Remo Caponi, Università di Firenze: Procedural Law and Transnational Governance. A First Glance at a Research Project 19:30 Dinner

7 Wednesday, 13 July :00 Visit of the Court of Justice of the European Union 08:20-11:15 Briefing and hearing on a case 11:30-12:15 Guided tour 12:45 Closing remarks by Professor Burkhard Hess, Professor Loïc Cadiet and Professor Marta Requejo Isidro 13:15 Lunch

8 Contact person: Martina Winkel Phone: (+352) Venue: Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for Procedural Law 4, rue Alphonse Weicker L Luxembourg