Institute of European and Comparative Law Annual Report for 2014-2015

For further information please contact: The Administrator Institute of European and Comparative Law St Cross Building St Cross Road Oxford OX1 3UL [email protected] www.iecl.ox.ac.uk

Introduction

The academic year 2014-15 culminated with the Institute’s anniversary celebrations in late September. From its modest beginnings in 1995 the Institute has seen continuous growth over the past decades. It has established and nurtured numerous links with our continental partners, with regard to both teaching and research.

Today, the Institute facilitates many of the Faculty’s research activities in European and comparative law, inter alia by organising the relevant lunchtime Discussion Groups and a raft of international conferences. Its particular focus is on the intersection of European and comparative law.

This is particularly visible in the Institute’s book series published by Hart Publishing, the Studies of the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law, which will see the publication of its 20th volume later this year. A flavour of the topics that are on our research agenda is conveyed by the list of our most important events during the past academic year on p.28 below.

The Institute promotes the Faculty’s teaching agenda by administering its undergraduate exchange programme, the largest of its kind in this country. The ‘Law with Law Studies in Europe’ degree (informally known as ‘Course 2’) sees 35 of our BA students take their third year away from Oxford, spending it at one of our European partner faculties in France, Germany, Italy, Spain or The Netherlands. As announced in last year’s Annual Report, we are currently working on an extension of ‘Course 2’ to two Asian universities. Negotiations with the National University of Singapore are far advanced, and we hope to conclude an exchange agreement with them soon.

Closer to home, everyone at the Institute looks forward to the major building works that will transform the St Cross Building. Once completed, the Institute will finally move out of its cramped and dark facilities and occupy a much more appropriate part of the building. Unfortunately, the interim period will be challenging. The Institute was decanted to The Old Rectory behind the Westgate Centre. The move was not without disruptions, and the year that we will spend there will be difficult for everyone involved.

Despite these challenges we managed to celebrate the anniversary with a major conference on ‘General Principles of Law in a Comparative and European Context’. The event saw a large number of high profile speakers from the UK, Europe and the United States, and of course Oxford.

Yet, the September conference did not only celebrate the past. It also marked an important step towards the Institute’s future. After having been Director of the Institute for eleven years I will step down from the post to take up a new role as Director of the Max Planck Institute of European Legal History in Frankfurt from 1 October onwards.

It has been a privilege to serve in this Faculty office for so many years and I am tremendously grateful to all the Institute’s staff, friends and supporters who have made these eleven years the most interesting and exciting period in my career. I am particularly grateful to Jenny Dix, the Institute’s administrator, for her excellent professional support over all these years. The Institute would not have been able to achieve anything without her hard work.

I am delighted that the Faculty has appointed Professor John Cartwright to the Directorship. I could not think of anyone who would be better suited to lead the Institute towards the next 20 years of its existence.

Stefan Vogenauer Linklaters Professor of Comparative Law and Director of the Institute 30 September 2015

2 Staff

Academic Staff

Professor Stefan Vogenauer, Linklaters Professor of Comparative Law and Director of the Institute Professor Stephen Weatherill, Jacques Delors Professor of European Law and Deputy Director of the Institute Professor Alexandra Braun, Academic Director of Undergraduate Exchange Programmes and Deputy Director of the Institute

Professor Ulf Bernitz, Research Fellow, co-ordinator of the Oxford-Stockholm Collaboration Dr Laura Carlson, Stockholm Centre Oxford Fellow for 2014-15 Professor Ariel Ezrachi, Slaughter and May Professor of Competition Law, head of the Centre for Competition Law and Policy (CCLP) Dr Andreas von Goldbeck, DAAD Lecturer in German and EU Law Dr Geneviève Helleringer, Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow Dr Rodrigo Momberg Uribe, Career Development Fellow in Comparative Law Dr Javier Garcia Oliva, Lecturer in Spanish Law Dr Konstanze von Papp, Erich Brost Career Development Fellow in German and EU Law Mr Nello Pasquini, Linklaters Teaching Fellow for Italian Law Dr Felix Steffek, Max Planck Fellow for 2014-15

Associated Research Fellows

Professor Hugh Beale (University of Warwick) Professor Michal Bobek (College of Europe) Professor Anthony Bradley QC (Hon) (Emeritus Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Edinburgh) Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart (Fellow of Merton College) Professor Gerhard Dannemann (Centre for British Studies, Humboldt University, Berlin) Dr Eric Descheemaeker (University of Edinburgh) Professor Mark Freedland (Emeritus Professor of Employment Law, St John’s College, Oxford) Professor Dorota Leczykiewicz (European University Institute, Florence)

3 Professor Justine Pila (Fellow of St Catherine’s College, Oxford) Professor Jeremias Prassl (Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford) Mr Conor Quigley QC (Serle Court Chambers) Professor Wolf-Georg Ringe (Copenhagen Business School) Professor Simon Whittaker (Fellow of St John’s College, Oxford and Professor of European Comparative Law) Professor Katja Ziegler (Sir Robert Jennings Professor of International Law, University of Leicester)

Administrator

Ms Jenny Dix

4 Law with Law Studies in Europe and the European Student Exchange Programme

The Institute continues to be responsible for the Faculty’s four-year BA in ‘Law with Law Studies in Europe’. This essentially is a variant on the regular Oxford law degree that includes an extra year spent at one of Oxford’s partner universities abroad. It is thus also frequently called ‘Law Course 2’.

The following options are on offer:

• Law and French Law with 15 students per year going to the University of Paris Panthéon-Assas;

• Law and German Law with 12 students going to the Universities of Bonn, Konstanz, Munich or Regensburg;

• Law and Italian Law with two students going to the University of Siena;

• Law and Spanish Law with two students going to the University of Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona;

• Law and European Law with four students going to the University of Leiden.

The Institute administers the programme, including the provision of preparatory teaching in foreign law and languages and keeping constant contact with the academic directors and the administrators of the exchange programmes in our partner universities.

Within this framework, the Institute also provides a focus and support network for the students coming to Oxford from our partner universities under the Erasmus exchange agreements. These students are registered for the one-year Diploma in Legal Studies programme.

With 35 incoming and 35 outgoing students per year, Course 2 is the biggest undergraduate exchange programme in the University. Overall, Course 2 remains one of the success stories of the Institute. Its graduates are highly sought after by big law firms which appreciate their linguistic skills, their experience abroad and the teaching they receive in Oxford.

A detailed report on Course 2 for 2014-2015 was submitted to the Law Board for its meeting in June 2015 and can be viewed on the Law Faculty intranet.

5 Publications

(a) Books

Ulf Bernitz, Stephen Weatherill (with S de Vries) (eds), The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights as a Binding Instrument– Five Years Old and Growing (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015 forthcoming)

Ulf Bernitz, Svensk och europeisk marknadsrätt 1, Konkurrensrätten och marknadsekonomins rättsliga grundvalar [Swedish and European Market Law 1. Competition Law and the Legal Foundations of the Market Economy], 4th edn (Stockholm: Wolters Kluwer, 2015)

Michal Bobek (ed), Selecting Europe’s Judges: A Critical Review of Selection Procedures to the European Courts (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015)

Michal Bobek (ed), Central European Judges under the European Influence: The Transformative Power of the EU Revisited (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015)

Laura Carlson (with B Nyström and Ö Edström) (eds), Globalization, Fragmentization and Employment Law: a Swedish Perspective (Uppsala: Iustus, 2015)

Mark Freedland (with C Costello) (eds), Migrants at Work – Immigration and Vulnerability in Labour Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014)

Mark Freedland and Jeremias Prassl (eds), Viking, Laval and Beyond (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015)

Geneviève Helleringer (with JS Bergé), Operating the Law in a Global Context (Cheltenham: E Elgar, forthcoming)

Dorota Leczykiewicz and Stephen Weatherill (eds), The Images of the Consumer in EU Law: Legislation, Free Movement and Competition Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2016 forthcoming)

Justine Pila (with RC Dreyfuss) (eds), Oxford Handbook of Intellectual Property Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016 in preparation)

Justine Pila (with PLC Torremans), European Intellectual Property Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016 forthcoming)

Justine Pila (with C Wadlow) (eds), Perspectives on the Unitary (EU) Patent System (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015)

Justine Pila (with PS Davies) (eds), The Jurisprudence of Lord Hoffmann (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015)

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Jeremias Prassl, The Concept of the Employer (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015)

Jeremias Prassl (with A Bogg, C Costello and A Davies) (eds), The Autonomy of Labour Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015)

Wolf-Georg Ringe (with H Fleischer and J Lau Hansen) (eds), German and Nordic Perspectives on Company Law and Capital Markets Law (Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2015)

Stefan Vogenauer (with V Triebel), Englisch als Vertragssprache [English as the Language used in Contracts Governed by German Law] (Munich: CH Beck, 2016 forthcoming)

Stefan Vogenauer (ed), Commentary on the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts, 2nd edn (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015)

Stefan Vogenauer (with L Gullifer) (eds), English and European Perspectives on Contract and Commercial Law: Essays in Honour of Hugh Beale (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2014)

Stephen Weatherill, Cases and Materials on EU Law, 11th edn (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014)

(b) Articles and Chapters in Edited Books

Ulf Bernitz, ‘The New EU Competition Damages Directive, in M Bergström, M Iacovides and M Strand (eds), Harmonizing EU Competition Litigation (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015 forthcoming)

Ulf Bernitz, ‘The Scope of the Charter and its Impact on the Application of the ECHR’, in S de Vries, U Bernitz and S Weatherill (eds), The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights as a Binding Instrument – Five Years Old and Growing (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015 forthcoming)

Ulf Bernitz, ‘The Åkerberg Fransson Case. Ne bis in idem: Double Procedures for Tax Surcharge and Tax Offences not Possible’, in J Nergelius and E Kristoffersson (eds), Human Rights in Contemporary European Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 191– 209

Michal Bobek, ‘Judicial Selection, Lay Participation, and Judicial Culture in the Czech Republic: A Study in a Central European (Non)Transformation’, in S Turenne (ed), The Independence of a Meritorious Elite: the Government of Judges and Democracy, Reports to the 19th International Congress of Comparative Law in Vienna (Berlin: Springer, forthcoming 2015)

7 Michal Bobek, ‘Court of Justice of the European Union’, in A Arnull and D Chalmers (eds), Oxford Handbook of European Union Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015) 153-177

Michal Bobek, ‘ ’ (2015) 17 Právní rozhledy 598-604 Pět poznámek k debatě o nejvyšší radě soudnictví Michal Bobek, ‘Talking Now? Preliminary Rulings in and from the New Member States’ (2014) 21 Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law 782-789

Alexandra Braun, ‘Intestate Succession in Italy’, in KGC Reid, MJ De Waal and R Zimmermann (eds), Comparative Succession Law: Vol. II. Intestate Succession (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015) 67-95

Laura Carlson, ‘Academic Freedom and the Rights to University Teaching Materials: a Comparison of Swedish, American and German Approaches’ (2015-16) 2 Juridisk Tidskrift 357-397

Laura Carlson, ‘Addressing Unlawful Discrimination: The Swedish Journey’, in B Nyström, Ö Edström and L Carlson (eds), Globalization, Fragmentation, Labour and Employment Law: A Swedish Perspective (Uppsala: Iustus, 2015 forthcoming)

Laura Carlson (with H Forshamn), ‘Sweden – At the Cusp of Legal Internationalization’, in C Jamin and W van Caenegem (eds), The Internationalization of Legal Education (Berlin: Springer, 2015 forthcoming)

Laura Carlson, ‘Teaching Materials in a Digitalized World: Who Owns the Rights? A Comparison of Swedish and American Approaches’ (2015) 61 Comparative Law – Scandinavian Studies in Law 263-289

Laura Carlson, ‘The Vulnerability of Academic Freedom – A Look at the Swedish Teacher Exception’, in A Krzymowska et al. (eds), Volume 23 Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law Årsbok VI (Stockholm: Jure, 2015) 51-67

Laura Carlson, ‘The Vulnerability of Academic Freedom - A Look at the Swedish Teacher Exception’, in AH Persson and L Ryberg-Welander (eds), Festskrift till Catharina Calleman – I Rättens Utkanter (Uppsala: Iustus, 2014) 75-89

Gerhard Dannemann (with D Weber Wulff), ‘Viel Licht und noch mehr Schatten. Wie Universitäten auf Plagiatsdokumentationen reagieren’ [‘Much light, even more shadow: how universities react to documentation of plagiarism’] (2015) 22 Forschung & Lehre 278-280

Gerhard Dannemann, ‘Interaction between CESL and National Legal Systems’ (2014) 3 Journal of European Consumer and Market Law 250-255

Eric Descheemaeker, ‘Review of Mitchell and Mitchell (eds.), Landmark Cases in the Law of Restitution (Oxford, 2006)/Landmark Cases in the Law of Contract (Oxford,

8 2008)/Landmark Cases in the Law of Tort (Oxford, 2010)/Landmark Cases in Equity (Oxford, 2012)’ (forthcoming 2015) 114 Revue trimestrielle de droit civil

Eric Descheemaeker, ‘Mapping Defamation Defences’ (2015) 78 Modern Law Review 641- 671

Eric Descheemaeker, ‘Three Errors in the Defamation Act 2013’ (2015) 6 Journal of European Tort Law 24-48

Eric Descheemaeker, ‘Review of Barnett and Harder, Remedies in Australian Private Law (Cambridge, 2014)’ (2015) 114 Revue trimestrielle de droit civil 749-751

Eric Descheemaeker, ‘Review of Mitchell, A History of Tort Law 1900-1950 (Cambridge, 2015)’ (2015) 78 Modern Law Review 695-699

Eric Descheemaeker, ‘Review of Burrows, Johnston and Zimmermann (eds.), Judge and Jurist: Essays in Memory of Lord Rodger of Earlsferry (Oxford, 2013)’ (2015) 114 Revue trimestrielle de droit civil 245-249

Eric Descheemaeker, ‘Review of Burrows et al., A Restatement of the English Law of Unjust Enrichment (Oxford, 2012)’ (2014) 113 Revue trimestrielle de droit civil 742-746

Ariel Ezrachi (with ME Stucke), ‘When Competition Fails to Optimise Quality: A Look at Search Engines’ (2015 forthcoming) Yale Journal of Law and Technology

Ariel Ezrachi (with K Ahuja), ‘Private Labels, Brands, and Competition Enforcement’, in D Desai, I Lianos and S Waller (eds), Brands Competition Law and IP (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2015) 179-200

Ariel Ezrachi (with ME Stucke), ‘The Curious Case of Competition and Quality’ [2015] Journal of Antitrust Enforcement 227-257

Ariel Ezrachi (with M Ioannidou), ‘Buyer Power in Merger Control: An Overview of EU and National Case Law’ (2015) e-Competitions N° 73344

Ariel Ezrachi (with W Han), ‘Merger Remedies—the Chinese Experience’ [2015] Special China Issue – Journal of Antitrust Enforcement i69-i92

Mark Freedland (with C Costello), ‘Migrants at Work and the Division of Labour Law’, in C Costello and M Freedland (eds), Migrants at Work – Immigration and Vulnerability in Labour Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014) 1-28

Mark Freedland (with N Kountouris), ‘The Right to (Decent) Work in a European Comparative Perspective’, in V Mantouvalou (ed), The Right to Work – Legal and Philosophical Perspectives (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 123-136

Mark Freedland and Jeremias Prassl, ‘Viking, Laval and Beyond: An Introduction’, in M Freedland and J Prassl (eds), Viking, Laval and Beyond (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 1-22

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Mark Freedland and Jeremias Prassl (with A Adams), ‘The “Zero-Hours Contract”: Regulating Casual Work, or Legitimating Precarity?’ (2015) http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2507693

Mark Freedland, ‘Otto Kahn-Freund, the Contract of Employment and the Autonomy of Labour Law’, in A Bogg, C Costello, ACL Davies and J Prassl (eds), The Autonomy of Labour Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 29-44

Andreas von Goldbeck, ‘Subrogation - a Reappraisal’ (forthcoming)

Andreas von Goldbeck, ‘Consumer Arbitration in the EU’ (forthcoming)

Geneviève Helleringer (with K Garcia), ‘Quelle influence pour les droit de l’homme et les droits fondamentaux en droit privé français?’, in V Trstenjak and P Weingerl (eds), The Influence of Human Rights and Basic Rights in Private Law (Berlin: Springer, 2016 forthcoming)

Geneviève Helleringer, ‘Designing Disclosures: Testing the Efficacy of Disclosure in Retail Investment Advice’, in K Mathis (ed), Anthology of Nudging (Berlin: Springer, 2015 forthcoming)

Geneviève Helleringer (with AL Sibony), ‘EU Consumer Law and Behavioural Sciences: Reform of Revolution’, in AL Sibony and A Alemanno (eds), Nudge and the Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 209-233

Geneviève Helleringer (with M Gelter), ‘Lift Not the Corporate Veil. To Whom are Directors’ Duties Really Owed’ (2015) 3 Illinois Law Review 1069-1118

Geneviève Helleringer, ‘Retail Investors and Disclosure Requirements’, in K Mathis (ed), European Perspectives on Behavioural Economics (Berlin: Springer, 2015) 193-210

Geneviève Helleringer (with P Allard), ‘Le mécanisme de Résolution Unique: de la nécessité aux defis’ (2015) 1 Revue Internationale des Services Financiers 80-86

Geneviève Helleringer (with K Garcia), ‘Le rayonnement des droits de l’homme et des droits fondamentaux en droit privé’ (2014) 2 Revue international de droit comparé 283-336

Geneviève Helleringer (with M Gelter), ‘Constituency Directors and Corporate Fiduciary Duties’, in A Gold and P Miller (eds), Philosophical Foundations of Fiduciary Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014) 302-320

Geneviève Helleringer (with JS Bergé), ‘Operating International Law in a Global Context: Taking Circulation Seriously’ (2014) 18 Spanish Yearbook of International Law 1-34

Geneviève Helleringer (with P Allard), ’Redressement et resolution des établissements de crédit’ (2014) 3 Revue Internationale des Services Financiers 55-57

10 Geneviève Helleringer, ’Mécanisme de résolution unique (MRU): accord du Conseil’ (2014) 2 Revue Internationale des Services Financiers 73-74

Geneviève Helleringer (with P Allard), ‘Le rôle de la banque centrale européenne dans la prévention des défaillances des établissements de credit’ (2014) 1 Revue Internationale des Services Financiers 61-67

Dorota Leczykiewicz, ‘Private Regulation, Compliance and Reviewability’, in R Brownsword, R van Gestel and H-W Micklitz (eds), Research Handbook on Contract and Regulation (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2016)

Dorota Leczykiewicz, ‘Regulatory Cost, the Consumer and the EU Constitutional Framework’, in D Leczykiewicz and S Weatherill (eds), The Images of the Consumer in EU Law: Legislation, Free Movement and Competition Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2016 forthcoming)

Dorota Leczykiewicz, ‘Effectiveness of EU Law before National Courts: Direct Effect, Effective Judicial Protection, and State Liability’, in A Arnull and D Chalmers (eds), Oxford Handbook of European Union Law (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015) 212-248

Dorota Leczykiewicz, ‘”Constitutional Justice” and Judicial Review of EU Legislative Acts’, in G de Búrca, D Kochenov and A Williams (eds), Europe’s Justice Deficit? Beyond Good Governance (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 97-108

Dorota Leczykiewicz, ‘Conceptualising Conflict between the Economic and the Social in EU Law after Viking and Laval’, in M Freedland and J Prassl (eds), Viking, Laval and Beyond (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2014) 307-322

Rodrigo Momberg Uribe, ‘Los efectos de la imprevisión contractual. (2015) 36 Revista de Derecho Patrimonial Aranzadi 69-91 Un análisis comparado’ Rodrigo Momberg Uribe, ‘Beyond the Risk: Swaps, Financial Crisis and Change of Circumstances. Comparative Case Note. Supreme Court of Portugal – 10.10.2013’ (2015) 23 European Review of Private Law 149-151

Rodrigo Momberg Uribe, ‘Disgorgement of Profits in Chilean Private Law’, in E Hondius and A Janssen (eds), Disgorgement of Profits – Gain-based Remedies throughout the World (Dordrecht: Springer, 2015) 459-467

Rodrigo Momberg Uribe, ‘La reforma al derecho de obligaciones y contratos en Francia: un (2015) 24 Revista Chilena de Derecho Privado 121-142

Rodrigoanálisis Momberg preliminar’ Uribe ‘La reformulación del rol del juez en los instrumentos contractual’ (2014) 21 Revista de Derecho, Universidad Católica del Norte 277-304 contemporáneos de derecho

11 Rodrigo Momberg Uribe, ‘El Código Civil brasilero de 2002: nuevos principios para el derecho de contratos’, (2014) 13(26) Revista Opinión Jurídica, Universidad de Medellín, Colombia 159-172

Konstanze von Papp, ‘Solving Conflicts with International Investment Treaty Law from an EU Perspective: Article 351 TFEU Revisited’ (2015) 42 Legal Issues of Economic Integration 325-356

Konstanze von Papp, ‘Biting the Bullet or Redefining Consent in Investor-State Arbitration?’ (2015) 16 Journal of World Investment and Trade 695-726

Konstanze von Papp, ‘A Federal Question Doctrine for EU Fundamental Rights Law?’ (work in progress)

Konstanze von Papp, ‘Social Tourism in the EU – the “Fundamental Status of EU Citizenship” Reconsidered’ (work in progress)

Justine Pila, ‘An Historical Perspective I: The Unitary Patent Package’, in J Pila and C Wadlow (eds), Perspectives on the Unitary (EU) Patent System (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 9–31

Justine Pila, ‘Lord Hoffmann and Purposive Interpretation in Intellectual Property Law’, in PS Davies and J Pila (eds), The Jurisprudence of Lord Hoffmann (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 161–184

Jeremias Prassl, 'Les seuils sociaux en Europe: Royaume-Uni' (2015) Revue de Droit du Travail 205-217

Jeremias Prassl (with B Jones),' Verpflichtende Außergerichtliche Vermittlungsverfahren im Englischen Arbeitsrecht: ein erster Erfahrungsbericht' (2015) 28 Zeitschrift für Konflikt-Management 36-39

Jeremias Prassl, ‘EU Aviation Law before the English Courts: Dawson, Huzar, and Regulation 261/2004’ (2014) 39 Air and Space Law 365-384

Jeremias Prassl, 'Employee Shareholder “Status”: Dismantling the Contract of Employment', in S Willborn and AC Neal (eds), Yearbook of Comparative Labour Law Scholarship 2014 (Toronto: Lancaster House, 2015) 205-238 [reprint of (2013) 42 ILJ 307]

Jeremias Prassl (with A Adams), 'Labour Legislation and Evidence-Based Public Policy: A Case Study', in A Blackham and A Ludlow (eds), New Frontiers in Empirical Labour Law Research (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 161-178

Jeremias Prassl, ‘Autonomous Concepts in Labour Law? The Complexities of the Employing Enterprise Revisited’, in A Bogg, C Costello, ACL Davies and J Prassl (eds), The Autonomy of Labour Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 151-168

12 Jeremias Prassl (with A Bogg, C Costello and ACL Davies), ‘Introduction: Exploring Autonomy’, in A Bogg, C Costello, ACL Davies and J Prassl (eds), The Autonomy of Labour Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 1-26

Jeremias Prassl, ‘Three Dimensions of Heterogeneity: An Overview of Member State Experiences’, in M Freedland and J Prassl (eds), Viking, Laval and Beyond (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2015) 113-124

Jeremias Prassl, ‘The Employment Impact of Private Equity Investors: A Return of the Barbarians?' (2015) 44 ILJ 150-157

Jeremias Prassl, ‘Review of N Bruun, K Lörcher and I Schömann (eds.), The Lisbon Treaty and Social Europe (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2012)' (2015) 52 CMLRev 310-311

Jeremias Prassl, ‘Members, Partners, Employees, Workers? Partnership Law and Employment Status Revisited. Clyde & Co LLP v Bates van Winkelhof’ [2014] 43 Industrial Law Journal 495-505

Jeremias Prassl, ‘Montreal Convention Exclusivity and EU Passenger Rights: “Exposing a Grave Injustice” Stott v Thomas Cook note’ [2014] 130 Law Quarterly Review 538- 541

Jeremias Prassl, 'European Employment Law at the Crossroads' (2015) British Academy Blog [online publication]

Jeremias Prassl and Mark Freedland, 'Zero-Hours Contracts: Zero Problem, or Zero Choice?' (2015) OxHRH [online publication]

Jeremias Prassl (with B Jones), ‘Les tribunaux du travail au Royaume-Uni : une évolution très politique’ (2014) Metis 16 December 2014 [online publication]

Wolf-Georg Ringe, ‘Capital Markets Union for Europe – a Political Message to the UK’ (2015) 9 Law and Financial Markets Review 5-7

Wolf-Georg Ringe (with JN Gordon), ‘Bank Resolution in the European Banking Union: A Transatlantic Perspective on What it Would Take’ (2015) 115 Columbia Law Review 1297-1369

Wolf-Georg Ringe, ‘Changing Law and Ownership Patterns in Germany: Corporate Governance and the Erosion of Deutschland AG’ (2015) 63 American Journal of Comparative Law 493-538 (reprinted in JG Hill and RS Thomas (eds), Research Handbook on Shareholder Power (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2015) 404- 438)

Wolf-Georg Ringe (with JN Gordon), ‘Bank Resolution in Europe: the Unfinished Agenda of Structural Reform’, in D Busch and G Ferrarini (eds), European Banking Union (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015) 500-523

13 Wolf-Georg Ringe, ‘The Law of Assignment in European Private Law’, in L Gullifer and S Vogenauer (eds), Contract, Commerce and Comparative Law: Essays in Honour of Hugh Beale (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2014) 251-278

Wolf-Georg Ringe, ‘Dead Man or Dead Hand? New Poison Pills in Debt’ (2015) 30 Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 482-484

Felix Steffek, ‘Sketches of a Justice Theory for Private Law’ [Skizzen einer Gerechtigkeitstheorie für das Privatrecht], in S Arnold and S Lorenz (eds), Gedächtnisschrift für Hannes Unberath [Essays in Memory of Hannes Unberath] (Munich: CH Beck, 2015) 415–442

Stefan Vogenauer, ‘Schlüsselworte in englischen Savigny-Übersetzungen’, in T Duve and J Rückert (eds), Savigny International? [Key Concepts in English Translations of Savigny’s Writings] (Frankfurt/Main: Vittorio Klostermann, 2015) 251-343

Stefan Vogenauer, ‘The UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts at Twenty: Experiences to Date, the 2010 Edition, and Future Prospects’ [2014] Uniform Law Review 481-518

Stefan Vogenauer, ‘”General Principles” of Contract Law in Transnational Instruments’, in L Gullifer and S Vogenauer (eds), English and European Perspectives on Contract and Commercial Law: Essays in Honour of Hugh Beale (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2014) 291-318

Stefan Vogenauer, ‘I princípi Unidroit dei contratti commerciali internazionali 2010’ [The UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts 2010] [2014] Rassegna di diritto civile 246-294

Stefan Vogenauer, Contributions to S Vogenauer (ed), Commentary on the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts, 2nd edn (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015), ie ‘Introduction’ (1-30), ‘General Provisions I: Arts 1.1-1.3 – Fundamental Principles’ (150-165), ‘General Provisions III: Arts 1.6-1.12 – Application of the PICC’ (180-251), ‘Formation IV: Arts 2.1.17-2.1.18 – Integrity of Writing’ (371-379), ‘Interpretation: Arts 4.1-4.9’ (568-618), ‘Content: Arts 5.1.1- 5.1.9’ (619-653), ‘Third Party Rights: Arts 5.2.1-5.2.6’ (654-687), ‘Appendix I: Synopsis of Instruments - UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts 2010, International Uniform Law Conventions, and Principles of European Contract Law’ (1267-1388)

Stephen Weatherill, ‘Why There Is No “Principle of Mutual Recognition” in EU Law (and Why That Matters to Consumer Lawyers)’, in K Purnhagen and P Rott (eds), Varieties of European Economic Law and Regulation: Liber Amicorum for Hans Micklitz (Heidelberg: Springer, 2014) 401–418

Stephen Weatherill, ‘Viking and Laval: The EU Internal Market Perspective’, in M Freedland and J Prassl (eds), EU Law in the Member States: Viking, Laval and Beyond (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2014) 23-39

14 Simon Whittaker, ‘Variation and Termination of Consumer Contracts’, in L Gullifer and S Vogenauer (eds), English and European Perspectives on Contract and Commercial Law, Essays in Honour of Hugh Beale (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2014) 199-224

Simon Whittaker, ‘The Consumer Rights Act 2015’, Special Supplement to M Bridge (ed), Benjamin’s Sale of Goods (9th edn) (London: Sweet & Maxwell, 2015) 1–107

(c) Other

Laura Carlson, Scientific Editor for Volume 61 Comparative Law, in the Scandinavian Studies in Law series, see www.scandinavianlaw.se (2015)

Laura Carlson, Juridiska fakulteten, Remiss på Avskaffande av systemet med etableringslotsar [The Stockholm Faculty of Law’s Comments as to the Proposed Legislation: Repeal of the System with Outsourced Assistance to Newly Arrived Immigrants] (Ds 2015:26)

Laura Carlson, Juridiska fakulteten, Remiss på Juridiskt kön och medicinsk könskorrigering [The Stockholm Faculty of Law’s Comments as to the Proposed Legislation: Legal Gender and Medical Gender Reassignment] (SOU 2014:91)

Laura Carlson, Juridiska fakulteten, Remissvar på Registerutdrag i arbetslivet [The Stockholm Faculty of Law’s Comments as to the Proposed Legislation: Access to Criminal Registers and Working Life] (SOU 2014:48)

Laura Carlson, Juridiska fakulteten, Remissvar på Visselblåsare – Stärkt skydd för arbetstagare som slår larm om allvarliga missförhållande [The Stockholm Faculty of Law’s Comments as to the Proposed Legislation: Whistleblowing – Greater Protections for Employees Disclosing Serious Problems] (SOU 2014:31)

Geneviève Helleringer and Wolf-Georg Ringe, General Editors, Journal of Financial Regulation (Oxford: Oxford University Press, from Spring 2015)

Wolf-Georg Ringe, Working Paper ‘Arbitrage and Competition in Global Financial Regulation - The Case for a Special Resolution Regime’ (2015) Oxford Legal Studies Research Paper No 49/2015

Wolf-Georg Ringe, Co-editor of the Oxford Handbook of Corporate Law and Governance (OUP, forthcoming 2016)

Felix Steffek, Editorial Board Member, International Comparative Jurisprudence (Amsterdam: Elsevier)

Felix Steffek, Editorial Committee Member, Journal of Corporate Law Studies (Abingdon: Taylor & Francis)

15 Felix Steffek, Scientific Advisory Committee Member, Law Review of Corporate Reorganization & Restructuring (Law Press, China)

Stefan Vogenauer, ‘Bernard Rudden: Legal Polymath who Published Extensively on Soviet Law’ (Obituary), The Times, 8 June 2015, 49

Stefan Vogenauer, Editor, American Journal of Legal History (Oxford: Oxford University Press, from 2015)

Stefan Vogenauer, Editor, Rechtsgeschichte – Legal History (Frankfurt: Vittorio Klostermann, from 2015)

Stefan Vogenauer, Editor, Uniform Law Review/Revue de droit uniforme (Oxford: Oxford University Press, from 2013)

Stefan Vogenauer, Corresponding Editor, Contratto e impresa/Europa (Milan: CEDAM, from 2013)

Stefan Vogenauer, Member of Advisory Board, Rassegna di diritto civile (Naples: Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane, from 2013)

16 Lectures and Conference Papers

(a) Invited Lectures

Eric Descheemaeker ‘Mapping Harms in Tort Law’, Research Seminar, Singapore Management University (August 2015)

‘Mapping Harms in Tort Law’, Contemporary Legal Problems Seminar Series, Faculty of Law, University of Western Australia (July 2015)

‘Wrong and Harm: Two Models of Tort Law’, Obligations Group, University of Melbourne (July 2015)

‘Damages for Breach of Privacy: A Clash of Two Logics’, Staff Seminar, Faculty of Law, Victoria University of Wellington (July 2015)

‘The Harms of Privacy’, Staff Seminar, Faculty of Law, University of Otago (July 2015)

‘Mapping Harms in Tort Law’, TC Beirne School of Law, University of Queensland (July 2015)

‘The Australian Origins of the English Defence of Responsible Publication in the Law of Defamation’, Kirby Seminar Series, University of New England (June 2015)

‘The Australian Origins of the Defamation Defence of Responsible Publication’, Law Research Seminar Series, TC Beirne School of Law, University of Queensland (June 2015)

‘Mapping Harms in Tort Law’, Cambridge Private Law Centre (May 2015)

‘The Harms of Privacy’, Conference on The Campbell Legacy: A Decade of ‘Misuse of Private Information’, Newcastle Law School (April 2015)

‘Apologies, Defamation and Iniuria’, Staff Seminar, Department of Private Law, University of Cape Town (August 2014)

Geneviève Helleringer ‘Constituency Directors and Corporate Fiduciary Duties: a Law and (Behavioural) Economics Perspective’, Toulouse School of Economics (May 2015)

17 ‘Trust Me, I Have a Conflict of Interest!’, Essec Business School, Paris (April 2015)

Dorota Leczykiewicz ‘Methodological Challenges of European Private Law’, University of Lund (December 2014)

Rodrigo Momberg ‘El sistema de remedios para el caso de imprevisión o cambio Uribe de circunstancias’, Programa de Doctorado en Derecho, Universidad de Sevilla (November 2014)

‘Responsabilidad precontractual. Derecho chileno y comparado’, Magister en Derecho, Facultad de Derecho, Universidad de Concepción, Chile (September 2015)

Wolf-Georg Ringe ‘Regulatory Arbitrage and Regulatory Competition in the Governance of Global Financial Markets’, Max Planck Institute for Collective Goods, Bonn (December 2014)

Felix Steffek ‘Court Internal Mediation and Civil Procedure’ [’Der Güterichter im Zivilprozess’], University of Regensburg (December 2014)

‘Comparative Law and Justice Theory: Designing Comparative Taxonomies with Examples from the Law of Dispute Resolution’, Comparative Law Discussion Group, Institute of European and Comparative Law, University of Oxford (February 2015)

‘Undisclosed Agency in Comparative Perspective – Law, Function, Efficiency and Justice’, University of Cambridge (April 2015)

‘The Creditor’s Inability to Accept Performance’ [’Die Unmöglichkeit auf Seiten des Gläubigers’], University of Hamburg (April 2015)

‘Restructuring Corporate Groups under the Recast European Insolvency Regulation – A Critical Assessment’, University of Oxford, Faculty of Law, Business Law Workshop (June 2015)

18 (b) Conference Papers

Ulf Bernitz ‘Trade Associations and Market Transparency’, Round Table Discussion on Information Exchange and Market Transparency, Oxford (June 2015)

‘Control of Unfair Contract Terms: EU Jurisprudence and Unfair Contract Terms’, conference on the ‘Balance between Contracts and Codification’, Oxford (April 2015)

Alexandra Braun ‘Pension Death Benefits: Opportunities and Pitfalls’, Current Issues of Succession Law, All Souls College, Oxford (July 2015)

‘The Risk of Misusing Trusts: Some Lessons from the Italian Experience’, conference on ‘The Functioning of Trusts from a Comparative Perspective’, Charles University, Prague (May 2015)

‘Will-substitutes in England and Wales’, conference on ‘Will- substitutes from a Comparative Perspective’, Oxford (March 2015)

‘Amministrazione di sostegno e trust: una tutela per il dopo di noi’, Ordinamenti europei a confronto. “Il benessere dei soggetti in amministrazione di sostegno”: Quali prospettive nei prossimi dieci anni?, EURAC, Bolzano (November 2014)

Eric Descheemaeker ‘Defending the Incompatibility of Judicial Discretion with the Rule of Law’, workshop on ‘Judicial Discretion and the Rule of Law’, University of Edinburgh (April 2015)

‘The Amende Honorable’, International Conference on ‘Honour and the Law’, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (February 2015)

Gerhard Dannemann ‘The DCFR: a Model for Modern Codification in Terms of Drafting Style, Density, Use of Open Terms, Language and Terminology?’, 2nd DCFR Warsaw International Arbitration Moot 2014, Warsaw (December 2014) (also chaired the final of this moot)

‘FA Mann: Emigrant und streitbarer Vermittler’, Conference on ‘Wende-Punkte 1914-2014: Internationale Perspektiven auf Deutschland und Europa’, Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst, Berlin (December 2014)

19 ‘Getting Lost Between Maps: Some Thoughts on Causative Events, Rights and Remedies in the Law of Unjust Enrichment’, Workshop on Comparative Unjust Enrichment, King’s College London (January 2015)

‘Crowd-Based Documentation of Plagiarism: the VroniPlag Wiki Experience’, Summer School on ‘Research Ethics in the Digital Age’, Technical University Dresden (September 2015)

‘Expert Evidence of Foreign Law in EU Courts’, European Circuit of the Bar Annual Conference on ‘International Litigation - Comparative Approaches’, Berlin (September 2015)

Andreas von Goldbeck ‘The Balance between Contracts and Codification - Arbitration Contracts and the Unfair Contract Terms Directive’, Oxford/ Stockholm Centre Conference, Christ Church, Oxford (April 2015)

Geneviève Helleringer ‘Trust Me, I Have a Conflict of Interest! Testing the Efficacy of Disclosure in Retail Investment’, 5th International Association of Consumer Law Conference, Amsterdam (June 2015)

‘Women in Dispute Resolution Today’, C5 Conference on ‘Women in Dispute Resolution, London (June 2015)

‘The Investor’s Dilemma’, conference on ‘Inequality, Trust and Ethics: Insights from Economics and Behavioural Ethics’, London Business School (May 2015)

‘Designing Disclosures: Testing the Efficacy of Disclosure in Retail Investment Advice’, conference on ‘Nudging in Europe’, Lucerne (April 2015)

‘Opportunity Makes a Thief. Corporate Opportunities as Legal Transplant and Convergence in Corporate Law’, American Society of Comparative Law, Younger Comparativists Committee Workshop on ‘Comparative Business and Financial Law’, Davis Law School, USA (November 2014)

Dorota Leczykiewicz ‘The Deregulatory Effect of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights’, conference of the Society of European Contract Law on ‘European Contract Law and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights’, Keble College, Oxford (June 2015)

20 Commentator at a workshop 'European Regulatory Private Law – The Transformation of Private Law’, 4th Meeting of the Project Advisory Board, European University Institute, Florence (June 2015)

‘Protecting “Consumer Welfare” in Competition Law and Consumer Law’, Colloquium on ‘Standards of “Consumer Welfare”: Are Competition Law and Consumer Law Complements or Substitutes?’, The Jean Monnet Center for International and Regional Economic Law and Justice, New York University School of Law (May 2015)

‘Between Facts and Law - Or How Tort Law is Made’, Private Law Theory seminar, Queen Mary, University of London (April 2015)

‘Regulation of Contractual Content’, Workshop on ‘Contract and Regulation’, European University Institute, Florence (January 2015)

‘Comparative Judicial Governance and Contractual Liability in EU Law’, 6th Annual Conference of the Netherlands Institute for Law and Governance (NILG) on ‘Comparative Law and Governance’, University of Groningen (September 2014)

Rodrigo Momberg ‘Expanding consumer protection: the notion of consumer in Uribe Latin America’, 15th Conference of the International Association of Consumer Law, Amsterdam, (June 2015)

‘The rules on formation of contract in the Principles of Latin American Contract Law’, The Future of Contract Law in Latin America, Institute of European and Comparative Law, Oxford (June 2015)

‘La reforma al derecho de obligaciones y contratos en Francia’, IX Seminario de Derecho Civil, Universidad Católica del Norte, Antofagasta, Chile (September 2015)

Konstanze von Papp Session Chair in Colloquium on ‘Current Issues in Arbitration and Mediation: French, British and European Perspectives‘, Brasenose College, Oxford (December 2014)

Panellist in Colloquium on ‘The Balance Between Contracts and Codification’, Oxford/Stockholm Centre Conference, Christ Church, Oxford (April 2015)

21 ‘The Role of the EU and its Member States in International Negotiations’, conference on ‘International Law and European Union Law‘, International Law Association, Trier (September 2015)

Wolf-Georg Ringe ‘The Ascent of Private Markets’, The NEXT Business Conference 2014, Seoul, South Korea (September 2014)

‘Banking union resolution without deposit guarantee: A transatlantic perspective on what it would take’, SAFE Conference on’ Reorganization and Resolution of Transnational Financial Institutions’, Frankfurt (October 2014)

‘Germany in Danish Business Research’, CBS Competitiveness Platform Copenhagen Business School (November 2014)

‘Corporate mobility in the European internal market – a flash in the pan?’, Conference on ‘Empirical Legal Scholarship’, UC Berkeley (November 2014)

‘Corporate Mobility in the EU and Arbitrage and Competition in Global Financial Regulation’, ETH Zurich (November 2014)

‘Corporate mobility in the European internal market – a flash in the pan?’, Law and Economics workshop, University of Bonn (December 2014)

Speaker, EU/Asia Corporate Governance Dialogue (February 2015)

‘Independent Directors in Asia’, National University of Singapore (February 2015)

‘European Corporate Insolvency: Restructuring the European Business Enterprise’, Conference on ‘Reform of the EU Insolvency Regulation’, University of Oxford (May 2015)

‘Denmark in the Banking Union’, DJØF, Copenhagen (May 2015)

‘Bank Resolution in Europe: The Unfinished Agenda of Structural Reform’, ETH/NYU Law and Banking/Finance Conference on ‘Governance and Risk Taking’ (May 2015)

‘Regulatory Arbitrage and Regulatory Competition in the Governance of Global Financial Markets’, Nordic Corporate Governance Meeting, Copenhagen (June 2015)

22 ‘Extra-Territoriality and Financial Regulation’, JFR annual conference, Georgetown Law School, Washington DC (June 2015)

‘The importance of the Capital Markets Union for the UK’, conference on ‘EU Capital Markets Union: Contents and Discontents’, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies London (July 2015)

‘Regulatory Arbitrage and Regulatory Competition in the Governance of Global Financial Markets’, Vanderbilt Law and Business Conference, ‘The Future of International Corporate Governance’ (September 2015)

‘Startups’ Corporate Mobility and Regulatory Competition between EU Member States’, Croatian M&A conference, Opatija, Croatia (October 2015)

Felix Steffek ‘The Recast European Insolvency Regulation – A Solution for Corporate Groups?’, Conference on ‘European Corporate Insolvency: Restructuring the European Business Enterprise – The Restructuring Recommendation & the Revised European Insolvency Regulation’, University of Oxford (May 2015)

Stefan Vogenauer ‘Judge-made Law, Judicial Legitimacy and General Principles of Law in Europe: a Brief History ‘, conference on ‘General Principles of Law: European and Comparative Perspectives’, Oxford, Institute of European and Comparative Law (September 2015)

‘History of European Law 1950-1993: Reception by the Member States’, conference on ‘Towards a New History of European Law’, Bruges, Collège d’Europe (June 2015)

‘The Role of the Judge after the Reform of French Contract Law’, colloquium on ‘The Balance Between Contracts and Codification’, Oxford/Stockholm Centre Conference, Christ Church, Oxford (April 2015)

‘Violence économique – clauses abusives – révision pour imprévision – exécution en nature – remèdes unliatéraux: l’experience allemande’, colloquium on ‘Le projet de réforme du droit des contrats: premières reactions de la pratique des affaires’, Paris, Chambre de commerce et d’industrie de Paris (April 2015)

23 ‘Focusing on the “Legal” in the “New History of EU Law”’, workshop of the Copenhagen Project on the History of EU Law, Copenhagen, Saxo Institute, Section for History, University of Copenhagen (February 2015)

Stephen Weatherill ‘The Lonely Life of the Academic Sports Lawyer Before Bosman’, conference on ‘20 Years Later: the Legacy of Bosman’, TMC Asser Instituut, The Hague (June 2015)

‘A View from the (Academic) Sideline’, conference on ‘General Principles of Law: European and Comparative Perspectives’, Oxford (September 2015)

Simon Whittaker ‘Opting for Tort’, opening lecture at the 14th Annual Conference on European Tort Law, Vienna (April 2015)

24 Other Staff Activities

Alexandra Braun, John Cartwright, Andreas von Goldbeck, Stefan Vogenauer (Convenor) and Simon Whittaker jointly redesigned and taught the FHS option in ‘Comparative Private Law’

Alexandra Braun Elected as Associate Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law

Laura Carlson Co-organized a conference for the Swedish Labour Law Network, Stockholm University, 17-18 November 2014

Gerhard Dannemann Organised ‘A Tribute to FA Mann (1907-1991)’, Humboldt University, Berlin, 21 November 2014

Mark Freedland General Editor of a new treatise on The Law of the Contract of Employment which is being prepared for publication by OUP. This involves the close co-ordination of a team of twenty eminent contributors

Andreas von Goldbeck, Konstanze von Papp and Stefan Vogenauer (Convenor) jointly taught the BCL/MJur course on ‘International Commercial Arbitration‘ which they had designed and established in the previous year

Geneviève Helleringer Convenor of the Empirical Legal Studies Discussion Group at Oxford Law Faculty since from September 2014

Rodrigo Momberg Uribe Elected as Associate Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law

Member of the Scientific Committee of the Revista de Derecho Civil (Notarios y Registradores, España)

25 Jeremias Prassl Awarded a British Academy Rising Star Engagement Award: http://www.britac.ac.uk/news/news.cfm/newsid/1247

General Editor (with Michal Bobek) of new book series, EU Law in the Member States (published by Hart Publishing): http://www.hartpub.co.uk/SeriesDetails.aspx?SeriesName=EU+Law+in+the+Member+Sta tes

Book Launch in Stockholm (February 2014): http://www.tco.se/Kalender/Seminarier/EU-Law-Economic-Freedoms-and-Workers- rights/

Wolf-Georg Ringe Visiting Professor, Vanderbilt University, USA, Autumn 2014

Felix Steffek Member Expert Advisory Group, EU funded research project ‘Security Rights and the European Insolvency Regulation’

World Bank project ‘Mediation Essentials’

Stefan Vogenauer Ministry of Justice Analytical Services: advice on factors influencing international litigants’ decisions to bring commercial claims to the London based courts (2014)

Max Planck Society: Scientific Member (from 2014)

Université Paris II (Panthéon Assas): Professeur invité (from 2014)

University of Oxford Committee to Review Donations (2011-15)

University of Oxford Socially Responsible Investment Review Committee (2014-15)

Honorary Member of the Società Italiana degli Studiosi del Diritto Civile (from 2015)

Simon Whittaker Visiting professor at the University of Paris Panthéon-Assas (Paris II) (March 2015)

26 Outside Funding

ongoing annual funding for the administration of Course Clifford Chance LLP 2 and the exchange programme

The German Academic ongoing support for the DAAD Lectureship in German Exchange Service (DAAD) and EU Law

ongoing support for the Erich Brost CDF in German and Stifterverband EU Law

funding for the Oxford/Stockholm Association in Torsten Söderbergs European Law Stiftelse (Professor Ulf Bernitz)

funding for the Oxford/Stockholm Association in Ragnar Söderbergs European Law Stiftelse (Professor Ulf Bernitz)

‘Differences in Legal Cultures: a Study on Dispute Leverhulme Trust Early Clauses as a Form of Private Regulation’ Career Fellowship (Dr Geneviève Helleringer)

John Fell OUP Research support for the Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship Fund above

Clifford Chance Paris support for French law related activities

support for the conference on ‘The Future of Contract John Fell OUP Research Law in Latin America’, 25 June 2015 Fund (Dr Rodrigo Momberg Uribe)

award to conduct the research project on ‘Will- John Fell OUP Research substitutes from a Comparative Perspective’ Fund (Professor Alexandra Braun)

British funding for the conference on ‘Will-substitutes from a Academy/Leverhulme Comparative Perspective’, 27-28 March 2015 Small Research Grant (Professor Alexandra Braun)

Gide Loyrette Nouel LLP funding for 2015 Oxford French Law Moot

Stockholm Centre for funding for the Stockholm Centre Oxford Fellowship and Commercial Law the Stockholm Senior Visiting Fellowship

27 Events Organised by the Institute

A Symposium to Launch English and European Perspectives on Contract and Commercial Law: Essays in Honour of Hugh Beale

7 November 2014, Brasenose College, Oxford Organisers: Professor Louise Gullifer and Professor Stefan Vogenauer Speakers: Louise Gullifer (Oxford), Stefan Vogenauer (Oxford), Catharine MacMillan (University of Reading), Mindy Chen-Wishart (Oxford), Jacobien Rutgers (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Anna Veneziano (Institute for the Unification of Private Law (UNIDROIT)), Andrew Burrows (Oxford) Participants: 27 (by invitation) The proceedings have been published as L Gullifer and S Vogenauer (eds), English and European Perspectives on Contract and Commercial Law: Essays in Honour of Hugh Beale (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2014).

Current Issues in Arbitration and Mediation: French British and European Perspectives

12-13 December 2014, Brasenose College, Oxford Organisers: Dr Geneviève Helleringer and Professor Stefan Vogenauer Funded by: Group Total and Clifford Chance Speakers: Stefan Vogenauer (Oxford), Guillaume Leyte (University Panthéon-Assas), Jason Fry (Clifford Chance), Gustav Flecke-Giammarco (ICC), Viktor von Essen (ICC), Geneviève Helleringer (Oxford and Essec), Pierre-Jérôme Abric (Areva), Mathias Audit (Paris 10 University), Laurent Jaeger (Orrick), Katherine Kessedjian (University Panthéon Assas), Roland Ziadé (Linklaters), Camille Broyelle (University Panthéon Assas), Philippe Théry (University Panthéon Assas), Bill Wood QC (Brick Court Chambers), Jacob Grierson (McDermott Will & Emery), Diana Paraguacuto-Mahéo (Ngo Cohen Amir-Aslani & Associés), Konstanze von Papp (Oxford), François-Régis Mouret (GDF Suez), Marie Bérard (Clifford Chance), Laurent Jaeger (Orrick) Participants: 27 (by invitation)

European Rights Human Rights: Convergence or Dissonance?

16 February 2015, Maison Française d’Oxford Organisers: Dr Paul Flather (Europaeum) and Professor Stephen Weatherill Funded by: EUK@Ox

28 Speakers: Helena Kennedy QC (Oxford), Noëlle Lenoir (formerly French Minister Delegate for European Affairs), Sir Francis Jacobs (formerly ECJ), Sir Stephen Sedley QC (formerly Court of Appeal), Michael Pinto-Duschinsky (formerly Government Commission on a Bill of Rights), Martin Howe QC (Government Commission on a Bill of Rights), Stephen Weatherill (Oxford), Pavlos Eleftheriadis (Oxford), Antonios Tzanakopoulos (Oxford)

Eighth Oxford French Law Moot

16 March 2015, Oxford Law Faculty Organisers: Dr Geneviève Helleringer and Dr Eric Descheemaeker (Edinburgh University) Funding: Gide Loyrette Nouel LLP and supported by the Association Henri Capitant Participants: 12 teams competed from the Universities of Birmingham, Bristol, Cologne, Essex, Exeter, Florence, Kent, King’s College London, KU Leuven, Oxford, Trinity College Dublin and Warwick

Will Substitutes from a Comparative Perspective

27-28 March 2015, Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford Organisers: Professor Alexandra Braun and Professor Anne Röthel (Bucerius Law School) Funding: British Academy/Leverhulme Grant Speakers Elizabeth Cooke (Law Commission), Thomas Gallanis (University of Iowa), Alexandra Braun (Oxford), Nicola Peart (University of Otago), Reinhard Zimmermann (MPI Hamburg), Anatol Dutta (University of Regensburg), Martin Schauer (University of Vienna), Dominique Jakob (University of Zürich), Gregor Christandl (University of Innsbruck), Cécile Pérès (Université Panthéon Assas), Dan Carr (University of Edinburgh), Lionel Smith (McGill University), Susanne Kalss (Vienna University of Economics and Business), Paul Matthews (King’s College London), Anne Röthel (Bucerius Law School), George Gretton (University of Edinburgh), Reinhard Bork (University of Hamburg), Jonathan Herring (Oxford) Participants: 60 The proceedings will be published in 2016 by Hart Publishing.

29 The Oxford/Stockholm Seminar: The Balance between Contracts and Codification

27 April 2015, Christ Church, Oxford Organiser: Dr Laura Carlson Funding: The Torsten Söderbergs Stiftelse and the Ragnar Söderbergs Stiftelse Speakers: Ulf Bernitz (Stockholm and Oxford), Andreas von Goldbeck (Oxford), Jan Kleineman (Stockholm), Laura Carlson (Stockholm and Oxford), Stefan Vogenauer (Oxford), Jori Munukka (Stockholm), Adam Green (Stockholm)

Trends in Retail Competition: Private Labels Brands and Competition Policy: ‘Innovation Choice and Competition Policy’- 11th Symposium on Competition Amongst Retailers and Suppliers

22 May 2015, St Catherine’s College, Oxford Organisers: Professor Ulf Bernitz, Dr Ariel Ezrachi and Mr John Noble (British Brands Group) Funding: Bristows LLP Speakers: Philippe Chauve (DG Competition, European Commission), Birgit Krueger (Bundeskartellamt), Koen Platteau (Simmons & Simmons LLP), Rosemary Choueka (Bristows LLP), Roman Inderst (Goethe University Frankfurt), Michael Bauer (CMS Hasche Sigle), Jan Peter van der Veer (RBB Economics), Oliver Koll (Europanel), Richard Herbert (Europanel), Tim Holmes (Acuity Intelligence), Nicole Kar (Linklaters LLP), Philip Marsden (Competition & Markets Authority), Ravi Bhatiani (Independent Retail Europe), Ariel Ezrachi (University of Oxford), Andrés Font Galarza (Gibson Dunn), Andreas Gayk (Markenverband), Ulf Bernitz (Universities of Oxford and Stockholm) Participants: 76

Round Table Discussion on Information Exchange and Market Transparency

4 June 2015, Pembroke College, Oxford Organiser: Professor Ariel Ezrachi Funding: The Torsten Söderbergs Stiftelse and the Ragnar Söderbergs Stiftelse Speakers: William E Kovacic (George Washington University), Matthew Johnson (Oxera), Robin Noble (Oxera), Robert C Marshall (Bates White and Pennsylvania State University), Björn Lundqvist (Stockholm University and Copenhagen Business School), Lars Henriksson (Stockholm School of Economics), Ingrid Vandenborre (Skadden), Michael Frese (Skadden), Florian Wagner von Papp (University College London), Antonio Capobianco

30 (OECD), Matthew Chiasson (OECD), Ulf Bernitz (Oxford and Stockholm Universities), Steffen Haefele (Bundeskartellamt), Ariel Ezrachi (Oxford), Maurice Stucke (University of Tennessee) Participants: 34 (by invitation)

Trust and Empirical Evidence in Law Making and Legal Process (organised jointly with the Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and Notre Dame Law School)

19-20 June 2015, St Catherine’s College, Oxford Organisers: Dr Naomi Creutzfeldt, Dr Geneviève Helleringer, Professor Avishalom Tor (Notre Dame Law School) and Professor Stefan Vogenauer Funding: Oxford Law Faculty Research Support Fund Speakers: Andreas Glöckner (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen), Niva Elkin-Koren (Haifa Center for Law and Technology), Maayan Perel (Haifa Center for Law and Technology), Inbar Levy (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Liesbeth Hulst (VU University Amsterdam), Kees van den Bos (University of Utrecht), Arno Akkermans (VU University Amsterdam), E Allan Lind (Duke University), Vesco Paskalev (University of Hull), Avishalom Tor (Notre Dame Law School), Rebecca Hollander-Blumhoff (Washington University), Matthew Bodie (Saint Louis University), Oren Perez (Bar-Ilan University), Genevieve Helleringer (Essec Paris and Oxford), Jodi Gardner (Oxford), Karen Rowlingson (University of Birmingham), Lindsey Appleyard (University of Birmingham), Mike Hough (Birkbeck University of London), Anne-Lise Sibony (Liège University), Alysia Blackham (University of Cambridge), Ronen Perry (Haifa Center for Law and Technology), Naomi Creutzfeldt (Oxford), Ben Bradford (Oxford University), David Restrepo- Amariles (HEC Paris) Participants: 26

The Future of Contract Law in Latin America

25 June 2015, Keble College, Oxford Organisers: Dr Rodrigo Momberg Uribe and Professor Stefan Vogenauer Funding: John Fell Fund and Linklaters LLP Speakers: Sabrina Lanni (Università Magna Graecia, Catanzaro), Carlos Pizarro (Diego Portales University – Fundación Fueyo, Chile), Jan Peter Schmidt (Max Planck Institute, Hamburg), Agustin Parise (Maastricht University), Marie Goré (Université Panthéon-Assas), Gerardo Caffera (Oxford), Pilar Perales Viscasillas (Carlos III, Madrid), , Christina Ramberg (Stockholm University), Iñigo de la Maza (Diego Portales University – Fundación Fueyo, Chile)Diego, FernándezRodrigo Momberg Arroyo (SciencesPo,(Oxford), John Paris) Cartwright (Oxford), Solène Rowan (London School of Economics), Jean-

31 Sebastien Borghetti (Paris II), Alejandro Garro (Columbia University), Hugh Beale (Warwick University) Participants: 38

European Contract Law and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: Annual Meeting of the Society of European Contract Law (SECOLA)

26-27 June 2015, Keble College, Oxford Organiser: Professor Hugh Collins, Professor Stefan Vogenauer and Professor Stephen Weatherill Funding: SECOLA Speakers: Stefan Grundmann (European University Institute and Humboldt University), Mads Andenæs (University of Oslo), Michael Stürner (University of Konstanz), Pietro Sirena (University of Siena), Martijn Hesselink (University of Amsterdam), Dan Wielsch (University of Köln), Jeremias Prassl (Oxford), Marija Bartl (University of Amsterdam), Jacobien Rutgers (University of Amsterdam), Olha Cherednychenko (University of Groningen), Fernando Gomez (Pompeu Fabra University), Catherine Barnard (University of Cambridge), Max Starke (Humboldt University), Hugh Collins (Oxford), Hans Micklitz (European University Institute), Dorota Leczykiewicz (European University Institute) Participants: 76

The Antitrust Enforcement Symposium 2015

27-28 June 2015, Pembroke College, Oxford Organisers: Professor Ariel Ezrachi and Professor Bill Kovacic (George Washington University) Funding: Bates White, Slaughter & May, Sidley Austin LLP, E.Ca Economics Speakers: Maureen K Ohlhausen (FTC), Conor Quigley QC (Serle Court Chambers), Albert Sanchez-Graells (University of Leicester), Damien Geradin (EDGE Legal), James Cooper (George Mason University), David Szafran (Law Square), Isabel Taylor (Slaughter and May), Angus Johnston (Oxford), Bill Blumenthal (Sidley Austin), David Hyman (University of Illinois), Leigh Hancher (Allen & Overy), Wolf Sauter (University of Tilburg), Thomas Greaney (University of St Louis), Okeoghene Odudu (University of Cambridge), Kate Collyer (CMA), Liza Lovdahl Gormsen (British Institute of International and Comparative Law), Gert-Jan Koopman (European Commission), Hugh Hollman (Baker Botts), Rambod Behboodi (Competition Bureau Canada), Ariel Ezrachi (Oxford), Hans Friederiszick (E.Ca Economics), Maurice Stucke (University of Tennessee), Luther Lowe (Yelp), Tim Wu (Columbia Law School), Munesh Mahtani (Google),

32 John Temple Lang (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton), Danny Sokol (University of Florida), Michal Gal (Haifa University), Bill Kovacic (George Washington University), Juliette Enser (Cartels and Criminal Group, CMA), Hassan Qaqaya (UNCTAD/ASEAN) Participants: 47

General Principles of Law: European and Comparative Perspectives. Celebrating 20 Years of the Institute of European and Comparative Law

25-26 September 2015, St Anne’s College and the Mathematical Institute, Oxford Organisers: Professor Stefan Vogenauer and Professor Stephen Weatherill Speakers: Sir David Edward (formerly CJEU), Joxerramon Bengoetxea (University of the Basque Country), Urska Sadl (University of Copenhagen), Monica Claes (University of Maastricht), Alexander Somek (University of Vienna), Xavier Groussot (University of Lund), Samantha Besson (University of Fribourg), , Alison Young (Oxford), Paul Craig (Oxford), Juliane Kokott (CJEU), Sir Philip Sales (Court of Appeal of England andGráinne Wales) de ,Búrca Stefan (New Vogenauer York University) (Oxford), Stephen Weatherill (Oxford), Petra Weingerl (Oxford), John Cartwright (Oxford), Hector MacQueen (University of Edinburgh), Dori Kimel (Oxford), Fernando Gómez (Pompeu Fabra University Barcelona), Jeremias Prassl (Oxford), Yoan Sanchez (Universities of Orléans and Strasbourg), Giuseppe Martinico (Scuola Sant'Anna, Pisa), , Helle Krunke (University of Copenhagen), Sir Francis Jacobs (formerly CJEU), Daniela Caruso (Boston TamaraUniversity) Ćapeta, Iris (University Benöhr (Queen of Zagreb) Mary University of London), Sandra Fredman (Oxford), Niilo Jääskinen (CJEU), Alina Tryfonidou (University of Reading), Michal Bobek (College of Europe), Christoph Möllers (Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin), Catherine Redgwell (Oxford), Otto Pfersmann (Ecoles des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales), (University of Cardiff), Lord Mance (UK Supreme Court) Jiři Přibáň Participants: 106

33 In addition to the above, members of the Institute convene and administer the meetings of the EU Law Discussion Group, the Comparative Law Discussion Group and the Competition Law Guest Lectures. The following meetings were held in 2014-15:

EU Law Discussion Group

Europe’s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice Ester Herlin-Karnell through the Prism of Constitutionalism: Why the EU (VU University Amsterdam) Needs a Grammar of Justice to Improve its Legitimacy

Some Recent EU Law Developments Concerning Angus Johnston Renewable Energy: Free Movement and State Aid (Oxford University)

Money Talks? The Interplay between the EU’s Suzanne Kingston Environmental and Economic Policies in Times of (University College Dublin) Crisis

What Kind of Legitimacy for What Kind of Court of the Jan Komárek EU? (London School of Economics)

A Critical Overview of the Legal Measures Adopted to Sideek Mohamed Seyad Combat the Fiscal Crisis (Stockholm University)

Through a Glass Darkly: Transposing EU Drafting into Eleanor Sharpston QC English Statutes - Choices, Teleology and True (CJEU) Meaning

Peter L Lindseth The EU as Administrative Governance and Demoicracy (University of Connecticut)

Free Movement and Secret Tax Rulings: from the Alexandre Saydé White Paper on Completing the Internal Market (CJEU) (1986) to LuxLeaks (2014)

The Relationship between the Court of Justice of the Christopher Vajda QC European Union and the EU Legislator (CJEU)

Niamh Nic Shuibhne (Why) Has EU Free Movement Gone Wrong? (University of Edinburgh)

Economics Governance in Europe: Comparative Federico Fabbrini Paradoxes and Constitutional Challenges (University of Copenhagen)

Walking a Blurry Line: Third Country Nationals in the Francesca Strumia EU between Disconnected Inclusion Narratives and (University of Sheffield) European Citizenship’s Demoicratic Promise

34 Federalism and Foreign Affairs: Comparative Robert Schütze Constitutional Perspectives (Durham Law School)

The Different Dimensions of the Principle of Equality Juliane Kokott in EU Law (CJEU)

Comparative Law Discussion Group

Legal Transplants and Legal Myths: How Theodor Renato Beneduzi Muther became Known as One of the Founding (Pontificia Universidade Católica Fathers of Modern Civil Procedure in Italy, France and do Rio de Janeiro) Brazil

A Constitution for the Market for International Gralf-Peter Calliess Commercial Dispute Resolution? (University of Bremen)

Laura Carlson The Function of a Contract – the Agreement or Simply (Universities of Stockholm and Evidence: Anglo-American and Nordic Perspectives? Oxford)

Esther van Schagen Impact Analysis in European Contract Law (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)

Comparative Law and Justice Theory: Designing Felix Steffek Comparative Taxonomies with Examples from the Law (University of Oxford) of Dispute Resolution

Christina Ramberg Late Notice of Breach: Sales and Other Contracts (University of Stockholm)

Formation of Contract under the Principles of Latin Dr Rodrigo Momberg Uribe American Contract Law (Oxford University)

Competition Law Guest Lectures

Mark Williams Competition Law and Economics (ECLM Economics Ltd)

Andrew I Gavil The Microsoft Antitrust Cases – Implications for (Howard University) and Competition Policy and Enforcement Harry First (New York University)

35 Florian Wagner-von Papp Article 9 Commitment Decisions (University College London)

Kyriakos Fountoukakos and Vertical Agreements Case Study Molly Herron (Herbert Smith Freehills LLP)

Peter Whelan European Cartel Criminalisation (University of Leeds)

Richard Pike Private Enforcement and Competition Law Litigation (Constantine Cannon)

Product Redesign and the Abuse of Dominance: the Laurence Popofsky Apple IPod ITunes Antitrust Litigation (Orrick)

36 Visitors to the Institute

The Institute hosted the following academic visitors in 2014-2015:

Paris Visiting Fellow 2015: Professor Muriel Fabre-Magnan (University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)

University of Stockholm Senior Visiting Fellows 2014-2015: Professor Christina Ramberg Professor Sideek Seyad

Professor Renato Beneduzi (Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro) Professor Jean-Sylvestre Bergé (Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3) Mr Jan De Bruyne (University of Gent) Dr Maria Cahill (University College Cork) Professor Gralf-Peter Calliess (University of Bremen) Dr Anne-Elisabeth Courrier (University of Nantes) Professor Antonio Estella (University Carlos III Madrid) Dr Alessia Fachechi (Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli) Dr Ondrej Hamulak (Palacky University) Dr Ana Keglevic (University of Zagreb) Professor Raul Lafuente (Alicante University) Professor Sergio Lapuente (University of La Rioja) Dr Sabrina Lanni (Istituto di Studi Giuridici Intemazionali, Rome) Dr Elaine Mak (University of Rotterdam) Professor Isabel Zurita Martin (University of Cadiz) Professor Elena Martinez (University of Valencia) Dr Valentina Moscon (University of Trento) Dr Noreen O'Meara (University of Surrey) Professor Anne Röthel (Bucerius Law School) Professor Lucia Scaffardi (University of Parma) Professor Maurice Stucke (University of Tennessee) Dr Tamas Szabados (Eotvos Lorand University) Dr Stephan Wagner (University of Regensburg Ms Anna Wallerman (University of Gothenburg) Dr Alper Cagri Yilmaz (Gazi University) Professor Reinhard Zimmermann (Max Planck Institute, Hamburg)

37 Members of the Institute’s Advisory Council

Professor Guido Alpa Professor Sir Frank Berman QC Mr Christopher Bright The Conseiller Culturel, French Embassy Professor Paul Craig The Honourable Mr Justice Cranston The Director, German Academic Exchange (DAAD) Professor Sir David Edward Professor Mark Freedland Professor Sir Roy Goode Professor Sir Francis Jacobs Professor Angus Johnston Mr Alexander Layton QC The Right Honourable Lord Mance (Chair) Ms Alexandra Marks Mr Hugh Mercer QC Mr Rupert Reece The Right Honourable Lord Reed Sir Peter Roth The Honourable Mr Justice Silber Professor Henk Snijders The Vice Chancellor, Oxford University Professor Stefan Vogenauer

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