Summer School for Young Researchers - Law Faculty, University of Valencia (Spain) (17th - 21st June 2019)

Law Faculty, University of Valencia (Spain)

SUMMER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG RESEARCHERS

17th - 21st JUNE 2019

Direction: Carmen Azcárraga Monzonís

Coordination: Patricia Llopis, Ana María de la Encarnación, Raquel Borges

ACADEMIC PROGRAMME

(Parallel leisure programme (voluntary) under construction)

MONDAY 17 JUNE 2019

WELCOME

Venue: Salón de Grados, Ground floor

1pm – Welcome to Valencia!

Javier Palao, Dean of the Law Faculty

Carmen Azcárraga, Vice-Dean for International Relations

2pm – Lunch sponsored by the Law Faculty

SESSION ABOUT GOOD PRACTICES AND ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES

Venue: Salón de Grados, Ground floor

Moderator: Carmen Azcárraga, Vice-Dean

3.30pm – 4.30pm Good practices about teaching methodologies

4.30pm – 5.30pm National experiences about the academic career

TUESDAY 18 JUNE 2019

TOPIC 1 10am - 12pm

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION: A GLOBAL CONCERN

Venue: Salón de Grados, Ground floor

Moderator: Ana María de la Encarnación, Ass. Prof. Administrative Law

Karla Zambrano González

Climate action. A goal of United Nations for sustainable development.

Alberto Aznar Traval

Right to the city: the balance between tourists and locals.

Elena de Luis García

Judicial Protection of the Environment.

TOPIC 2 12.30pm - 2pm

GENDER EQUALITY AND ISSUES RELATED WITH WOMEN’S RIGHTS

Venue: Salón de Grados, Ground floor

Moderator: Raquel Borges, Researcher Procedural Law

María Torres Pérez

International criminal law and the protection of women. Tipification of new offences and old revisited crimes.

Elisa Simó Soler

Criminal proceedings and gender based violence victims.

Lorena Mercader Jiménez

The protection of trafficked women for the purpose of sexual exploitation in the spanish legal framework: comparative analysis of foreigners and asylum regulations.

3.30pm – 4.30pm Selected papers Topic 1

Venue: to be confirmed

4.30pm – 5.30pm Selected papers Topic 2

Venue: to be confirmed

WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE 2019

TOPIC 3 10am - 12pm

DISCRIMINATION AND PROTECTION OF MINORITIES AND VULNERABLE PERSONS

Venue: Salón de Grados, Ground floor

Moderator: Raquel Borges, Researcher Procedural Law

Ana Isabel Blanco García

New EU challenges of protecting consumers in online markets.

Estrella del Valle Calzada

Towards cooperation on international migration: a critical review of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration.

Óscar Requena Montes

Transsexuality and gender identity from an Employment Law perspective.

TOPIC 4 12.30pm - 2pm

MODERN TECHNOLOGIES AND NEW CHALLENGES IN THE DIGITAL ERA

Venue: Salón de Grados, Ground floor

Moderator: Patricia Llopis, Ass. Prof. Procedural Law

Clara Cañero Lois

Design rights in the face of new technologies.

Olga Lenzi

Digitalization and decent work: a possible combination?

Ramón Girona Domingo

Protecting research ideas in the technological era.

3.30pm – 4.30pm Selected papers Topic 3

Venue: to be confirmed

4.30pm – 5.30pm Selected papers Topic 4

Venue: to be confirmed

THURSDAY 20 JUNE 2019

JOIN US FOR ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE THE FACULTY!

10am – Visit to Valencian Parliament (to be confirmed)

12pm – Visit to Tribunal de Las Aguas

1pm – Spare time in the city centre

4.30pm – 6.30pm Master Conference

Venue: Colegio Mayor Rector Peset
Moderator: Carmen Azcárraga, Vice-Dean
Invited speaker: Prof. Manuel Desantes Real, University of Alicante
“Data, cornerstone of the Knowledge Society”

FRIDAY 21 JUNE 2019

TOPIC 5 10am - 12pm

PRESENT AND FUTURE OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION

Venue: Salón de Grados, Ground floor

Moderator: Ana María de la Encarnación, Ass. Prof. Administrative Law

María González Marimón

International child abduction in the Brussels II bis Recast Proposal.

Patricia Llopis Nadal

Litigating in the EU to protect Trade Secrets: procedural implications of the 2016/943 Directive.

Pablo Quinzá Redondo

New Private international law rules on matrimonial property regimes.

Mónica Martínez López-Sáez

The Dialectic Tension between European Primacy vs. the Respect of Constitutional Identities: What is next for the EU?

12.30pm – 1.30pm Selected papers Topic 5

Venue: Salón de Grados, Ground floor

2pm – Closing words and farewell

Call for papers open until 30th April 2019.

Proposals and further information: summer.school.lawUV(at)uv.es.

Attendance to 80% of sessions is required to obtain an attendance certificate.

Assistance for booking accomodation in University dorms may be provided upon request.