Tidligere arrangementer - Side 15
Europarettslunsj hvor vitenskapelig assistent Melissa Jakobsen Tveit innleder om sitt mastergradsprosjekt om retten til å protestere mot behandling av personopplysninger etter personvernforordningen artikkel 21(1).
We would like to invite you to Knut Selmer Memorial lecture. The event is open to all interested, but registration is required.
Neste Tirsdagskaffeseminar (TKS) i regi av JOT-gruppen og SERI vil finne sted tirsdag 17. januar. Da skal Professor emeritus Arild Jansen innlede om Joseph Weizenbaum og hans arbeid innenfor kunstig intelligens (KI) og dets mulige betydning for nåværende diskusjoner rundt OpenAIs GPT chatbot -- og for KI regulering generelt.
Bisma Rasool og Åshild Eliassen, vitenskapelige assistenter ved Senter for europarett, innleder om EU-domstolens avgjørelse i sak C-69/21 Staatssecretaris van Justitie en Veiligheid [2022].
Beate Sjåfjell and Jukka Mähönen will present their paper Interdisciplinarising Legal Theory: Towards a Reconceptualisation of Business Law.
Open for all interested.
Devastating wildfires and floods are causing unprecedented harm to people and nature. Ice shelfs are melting and the Living Planet Report 2022 shows that wildlife populations have dropped with a devastating 69% on average in less than lifetime. Societies are becoming more unequal and populism is on the rise. Yet, for the most part, businesses, financial markets and policy-makers continue with a business-as-usual approach to all economic, social and commercial activities. This poses significant risks to our collective ways of life.
The workshop reflects on the meaning of solidarity in the context of free movement law. Maria Haag explores the shift in the Court of Justice’s jurisprudence in welfare solidarity from a social integration approach to an allegedly ‘neutral’ reliance on secondary rules. Niamh Nic Shuibhne asks whether precise legal obligations can be transposed to the free movement of persons from the more abstract principle of solidarity in EU law. Turning to free movement of goods, Alessandro Petti discusses the relationship between autonomy and solidarity on the basis of the EU Covid-19 vaccines purchase and export mechanism.
The workshop will discuss the development of granting an increasing number of administrative authorities independence, examine the place which these bodies occupy in the constitutional arrangement, and their legitimacy. It is arranged by BI Norwegian Business School, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences and University of Oslo. It is a part of the research project Central Banks’ expanded role in financial markets, which is funded by Finansmarkedsfondet and managed by the Norwegian Research Council.
LLM Peter Davis ved Institutt for privatrett vil forsvare sin avhandling for graden ph.d: Krypteringens «Going Dark»-debatt: Rettsstatens lover stilt overfor matematikkens lover.
Original tittel: Encryption’s ‘Going Dark’ Debate. The Rule of Law confronts the Laws of Mathematics
Disputasen vil foregå på Engelsk.
Peter Davis, LLM at Department of Private Law will give a trial lecture on a prescribed topic, entitled; A critical analysis of the UK and the Norwegian approaches to address the 'Going Dark' issue in comparison with the EU, US and Australia.
Hvordan kan vi gjøre personvernet bedre?
Om Personvernkommisjonens innstilling «Ditt personvern – vårt felles ansvar. Tid for en personvernpolitikk»
Forskergruppen marked, innovasjon og konkurranse ved Institutt for privatrett ønsker velkommen til nok et halvdagsseminar om opphavsrettslige og konkurranserettslige spørsmål.
Åpent for alle interesserte. Påmelding.
Welcome to this lunch seminar with presentation by Susanne Oliver Haaland, Research assistant, Department of Private law, University of Oslo.
Open for all interested.
Velkommen til Arbeidsrettslunsj – denne gang med den nye hjemmekontorforskriften som tema.
Welcome to our afternoon seminar with presentation by Nazli Azergun, PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology, University of Virginia.
Open for all interested.
Welcome to this lunch seminar with presentation by Kirsten Daae Wiig, Research assistant, Department of Private law, University of Oslo.
Open for all interested. Please register your participation.
Special lecture for the PIL Masters students, by Astrid Iversen, Associate Professor in Law at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences. Also open to other students and scholars.
Temaet for arbeidsrettslunsjen er Høyesteretts ferske avgjørelse i «lærervikar-saken», HR-2022-2049-A.
Felles seminar Arbeids- og inkluderingsdepartementet og Arbeidsrettsgruppen
Welcome to this lunch seminar with presentation by Ove Kenneth Nodland, Research assistant, Department of Private law, University of Oslo.
Open for all interested. Please register your participation.
The European Draft Regulation on Artificial Intelligence was presented in April 2021 with ambitious aims: to be a far-reaching regulation aimed to guarantee the highest level of protection for ‘Union values, fundamental rights and principles’, and at the same time promote innovation.
Europarettslunsj med innledning av Torkell Sætervadet om EU-domstolens avgjørelse i Skeyes mot Ryanair DAC.
Midtveisevaluering for ekstern stipendiat Ingvild Schiøll Ericson som her vil presenterer sitt doktorgradsprosjekt "Kommersialisering av barns personopplysninger på nett". Ericson er tilknyttet Det juridiske fakultets doktorgradsprogram, men har sin arbeidsplass på Handelshøyskolen BI.
Velkommen til Tirsdagskaffeseminar med en presentasjon av Samar Abbas Nawaz. Samar er stipendiat ved Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) og tidligere LL.M student ved Universitetet i Oslo.