Arrangement - Side 16
Innledning ved Professor Halvard Haukeland Fredriksen, Universitetet i Bergen.
This seminar is organized by the project "Management of land and resources in the coastal zone (PlanCoast)".
Felleslunsj med arbeidsrettsgruppen.
Professor og leder av gruppen, Johann Mulder innleder om EU-domstolens nylig avsagte dom i sak C-298/18.
There will be a guest lecture followed by a discussion.
This lecture is open to all.
The seminar will be a roundtable discussion subsequent to introductions by Eleonore Maitre-Ekern and Hanna Ahlström (tbc).
Please register here before June 18th, as there will be a light lunch.
Introduction by Professor Christina Voigt
Speaker:
Professor Lee Godden, Director, Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental Law, Melbourne Law School, Australia.
Lee Godden's research covers environmental law, water law, energy law and climate adaptation and the rights of Australia's indigenous Peoples.
Researcher Henri Marie L. van Soest will present his project
Prosumers in the electricity market
Presentation by Allan Ingelson, Associate Professor, University of Calgary & Executive Director, Canadian Institute of Resources Law
The seminar is free and open to all.
Please register by Monday 4 September
In this seminar, Prof. Gideon Parchomovsky will present a paper about the use of auctions to allocate rights and access to natural resources, and to resolve decision-making problems when making public investments and allocating scarce resources. Furthermore, he will infer some normative guidelines for government auctions of e.g licenses to farm fish.
The research groups in Natural Resources Law and Companies, Markets, Society and the Environment have the pleasure of inviting to a seminar on circular economy, with discussion after the presentations.
Mitigating and preventing environmental damages from products must be a priority for environmental policy. This conference brings together scholars from both legal and economic science to discuss this difficult topic and attempt to build bridges between two disciplines that sometimes struggle to find common grounds.
By Lee Paddock, Associate Dean for Environmental Studies, Professorial Lecturer in Law, the George Washington University.