30. maj - 31. maj 2024 LUII International Conference 2024 The conference invites to reflect on the meaning of immigrant integration within the legal sphere and to consider whether and how we can redefine integration within the policies that drive legal initiatives.
8. maj 2024, kl. 12.00-13.00 Shipping Palette – Intromøde om shipping fag Kom og hør mere om alt dette på vores Intro møde.
24. april 2024, kl. 13.00-14.00 CirCus Webinar - Planning for Circular Procurement in the Construction Sector Dr Feja Lesniewska will be presenting on how planning laws and strategies can be used more effectively to support growth in circular procurement across the construction sector.
19. april 2024, kl. 15.00-18.00 Maritime Security from Legal Perspectives - Conference Under the theme of ‘Maritime Security from Legal Perspectives’, the conference will explore multiple legal issues in the maintenance of maritime security.
21. marts 2024, kl. 16.00-18.00 Produktansvar for strøm – medlemsmøde i Klima- og Energiretsforeningen Klima- og Energiretsforeningen inviterer hermed i samarbejde med Center for Private Governance (CEPRI)ved det Juridiske Fakultet på Københavns Universitet til et arrangement om Produktansvar for strøm.
31. jan. 2024, kl. 12.00-13.00 Ph.d. roundtable – William Unmack Erstatningsretligt medvirkensansvar (på skadevoldersiden).
31. jan. 2024, kl. 12.00-13.00 Ph.D. Roundtable - William Unmack At this Roundtable, Ph.D. fellow William Unmack (CEPRI) will present his Ph.D. project concerning tort law liability for contributory negligence by third parties.
30. nov. 2023, kl. 9.15-16.30 Circular Economy and Contract Law On Thursday 30 November 2023, the CirCus project, funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark, is organising a closed workshop on ‘Circular Economy and Contract Law’.
24. nov. 2023, kl. 8.30-17.00 Constitutions of Value: Acumen and Prognoses At the juncture of a rampageous climate crisis, technological innovations, and exponential inequalities, queries concerning the production and distribution of economic value in national and transnational markets are once again on the spotlight. This workshop engages with the role of law within these socio-political dynamics as a basis for envisioning renewed pathways of reform or transformation to meet shifting normative expectations and socio-ecological needs.