Welcome to the Durham European Law Institute, a recognised Centre of Durham University. The goal of the Institute is to act as a focus within the University for the dissemination of European Law at regional, national and international levels. It does so by four main activities: research, teaching, publications and conferences.
The main areas of specialisation of the institute are European Constitutional Law, European Free Movement Law, EU External Relations Law, European Competition Law, Fundamental Rights, European co-operation in the criminal sphere and European responses to terrorism. Members of the centre supervise students at PhD and MJur level and are happy to be contacted informally to discuss research proposals.
For further information please see the various sections on this website.
Forthcoming Events
DELI, in co-operation with the University of Edinburgh and Liverpool, is organising a series of three workshops on "Empowerment and Disempowerment of the European Citizen" click here for more details. The seminars are generously sponsored by the Europa Institute, Edinburgh University. I have attached a new list of events because there have been some changes.
Thursday 11 February 2010
- European Union citizenship: voting rights and beyond 5:15pm , Collier Room, College of St Hild & St Bede , Professor Jo Shaw (Edinburgh University) (Contact law.events@durham )
Friday 26 February 2010
- Private Enforcement of Competition Law: Recent Developments 2:15pm , LSR3 , Professor Barry Rodger (Strathclyde University)
- Private Enforcement of Competition Law: Recent Developments 5:00pm , Professor Barry Rodger (Strathclyde University)
Friday 5 March 2010
- The European Ombudsman 5:15pm , Senate Suite, University College (Castle) , Dr Antonis Antoniadis (European Ombudsman and Durham University) (Contact law.events@durham )
Thursday 11 March 2010
- The European Commission: a perspective from within 5:15pm , Collier Room, College of St Hild & St Bede , Mr Robert Hull (Contact law.events@durham )
