Teaching
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International and European Public Health Law
This course explores the role of law and government regulation in the area of public health, by focusing on key issues in European and international health law and policy encountered in the global arena.
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European Affairs Strategy
More than 70% of the legislation currently in force in Europe originates not from the national Parliaments but from the European decision-making process taking place in Brussels. This legislation applies to most of the business activities taking place in Europe regardless of their EU or non-EU origin. As a result no business leader, lawmaker, lobbyist or consultant may effectively operate in Europe without a solid understanding of the European decision-making process.
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European Risk Regulation
This is an unconventional and interdisciplinary course which will introduce you to the way in which risks are regulated today in Europe.
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Global Antitrust Law
Today antitrust law is global antitrust law. Markets are becoming increasingly global, or at least multinational, thus competition law. Mergers between large corporations must typically get approval in both the United States and in the EU and this regardless of the place of incorporations of the merging companies.
