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Guest lectures
- 28 April 2017, Intervention on “Simulation game” by A. LAMADRID in the framework of the seminar of Prof. ORTIZ BLANCO
- 20 April 2017, Intervention on “Cybersecurity” by J. BORATYNSKI in the framework of the seminar of Prof. BURY
- 11 April 2017, Lecture “The Privatisation of the European Justice System” by visiting scholar G. CLIQUENNOIS
- 8 April 2017, Intervention sur “La TVA” par M.-E. SCOPPIO dans le cadre du séminaire du Prof. ROCCATAGLIATA
- 6 April 2017, Intervention by D. BOESHERTZ in the framework of the seminar of Prof. WACHSMANN
- 24 March 2017, Intervention on “State Aid in the Banking Sector” by L. FLYNN in the framework of the seminar of Prof. MEROLA
- 24 March 2017, Intervention on “Platforms” by M. MENZ in the framework of the seminar of Prof. BURY
- 15 March 2017, Intervention sur “Le contrôle des concentrations l’examen sur le fond” par B. DURAND dans le cadre du séminaire de la Prof. WACHSMANN
- 11 February 2017, Talk on “Basic Concepts on Direct Taxation and Fundamental Freedoms: Prohibition of Discrimination and Restrictions on Free Movement” by A. ZALASINSKI in the framework of the seminar of Prof. ROCCATAGLIATA
- 16 January 2017, Intervention sur “Rédiger en français à la Cour de Justice de l’UE” par F. MARIATTE dans le cadre du séminaire de la Prof. GARBEN