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Brian Bercusson

 

Memorial Conference

 

 

THE FUTURE OF A SOCIAL EUROPE

Conférence organisée par :

 

 

Vendredi 29 mai 2009  &  Samedi 30 mai 2009

 

 

[Conférence gratuite ainsi que le dîner du 29 mai - les places étant limitées, les réservations sont obligatoires]

The conference is free, as is the dinner on the 29th May.

 


Vendredi 29 mai 2009


  

9.00 am – 9.30 am  

Opening remarks :  

 

Welcome : Catherine Bercusson, Keith Ewing

 

Appreciation : Geoff Shears

 

Business : Andrea Biondi

  

9.30 am – 10.00 am

 

Session 1 : Introduction

 

Chair : Stephen Cavalier

 

John Monks :   Brian Bercusson and European Labour Law

  

10.00 am – 11.15 am

 

Session 2 :   

Theoretical and Institutional Perspectives on Social Europe

 

Chair : Christophe Vigneau

  

Alain Supiot & Ulrich Mueckenberger,

 

‘Europe - A Still Unfulfilled Promise'

 

Thomas Blanke,

 

Institutional and legal sources for the dynamic of Social Europe’.

 

COFFEE

 

11.30 – 12.45 pm

 

Session 3 :   The Role of Trade Unions in Social Europe

 

Chair : Hannah Reed

 

Antoine Jacobs,

 

The countervailing power of trade unions and the laws

 

Dave Feickert, 

 

'Building the European Social Dialogue in more

difficult times - how legal advisers can help, based on the

experience of the Social Dialogue so far'.

  

LUNCH

 

14.00 pm – 15.30 pm

  

Session 4:  Employment Standards and European Labour Law

  

Chair : Carolyn Jones

 

Antonio Ojeda, 

 

 'The previous step : works which do not reach the labour Contract'

 

Simon Deakin & Catherine Barnard,

 

 'Free movement and the de-territorialisation of labour law'.

 

Nicola Countouris & Mark Freedland,

 

'Contractual Structure and Termination of Personal Work Contracts

in European Law'.

 

TEA

 

15.45 pm  – 17.00 pm

 

Session 5:   Developments in EU Equality Law

 

Chair : Kerstin Ahlberg

 

Bob Hepple,

 

'The Future of EU Equality Law'

  

Aileen McColgan and Sonia McKay,

 

'Free movement of services and equality as a "fundamental right" in EC law ? : Lessons from Viking and Laval'

 

DINNER:   VENUE   TBA

 

 

Vendredi 29 mai 2009


 

 

9.00 am – 10.45 am

 

 

Session 6:   European Labour Law and the ECJ

 

 

Chair : Klaus Loercher

 

Michelle Everson & Christian Joerges,

 

 ‘The legacy of the welfare state and the role of the judiciary in the EU’.

 

Bruno Veneziani,

 

'The ECJ and the Trauma of Trojan Horse'

 

Niklas Bruun,

 

Viking and Laval, and the Nordic Model’

 

Keith Ewing & John Hendy,

 

‘European Labour Law and the Legal Accountability of the ECJ’.

 

COFFEE

 

11.15 am – 12.45 pm

 

 

Session 7 :  

International and Comparative Perspectives

on the Future of Social Europe

 

 

Chair : Keith Ewing

 

Daniel Drache,

 

‘The Troubled State of the WTO and Global Governance:

the Great U Turn Post - Doha and Lessons for Labour’.

 

Cynthia Estlund,

 

'Regulating Unregulated Wordk in the Us'

 

Bill Gould,

 

‘Freedom of Association in North America: Ruminations on

the Employee Free Choice Act Debate and ILO Principles’.

 

 

12.45 pm – 13.00 pm

 

 

Session 8 :   Reflections and Closing Remarks

 

 

LUNCH

 

 


 

 

Professor Keith EWING       

School of Law                     

King's Collège London

Strand

LONDON

WC2R 2LS 

 


 

Contact details:
Email:
keith.ewing@kcl.ac.uk
Room: L104

Secretary:
Ms Grace Alleyne
Tel: +44 (0)207 848 2273
Email:
grace.alleyne@kcl.ac.uk
Room: LG07