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Miss Annegret Engel
Contact Miss Annegret Engel (email at annegret.engel@durham.ac.uk)
Biography
Annegret Engel obtained a degree in Business Law from the University of Applied Social Sciences Schmalkalden, Germany (2006). She has graduated with an LLM in International Trade and Commercial Law from Durham University in 2008.
Since October 2008, she researches for a Ph.D. Her current research analyses the inter-pillar relations of the European Union after the introduction of the Treaty of Lisbon with a main focus on the anticipated changes in common foreign and security policy. In particular, her discussion includes issues such as legal basis litigation and competence overlaps. Annegret is supervised by Dr Robert Schütze and Dr Amandine Garde.
During her Ph.D., Annegret has spent five months as a trainee in the Copyright Unit of the European Commission in Brussels where she has assisted in the research and elaboration of the Green Paper on the online distribution of audiovisual works. She has further been a visiting student for two months at the European University Institute (EUI) in Florence where she has carried out further research for her thesis under the supervision of Professor Marise Cremona.
Reseach Groups
Durham European Law Institute (DELI)
Teaching Areas
- European Internal Market Law
- Intellectual Property Law
Research Interests
- EC Competition Law
- EC/EU External Relations
- EU Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- International Criminal Law
Publications
Books: reviews
- Annegret Engel (2010). International Criminal Law Review 10(1): 141-142.
- Annegret Engel (2010). International Criminal Law Review 10(2): 292-293.
- Annegret Engel (2009). International Criminal Law Review 9(2): 440-441.
Journal papers: online
- Annegret Engel (2012). Retained Distinctiveness in the Integrated Third Pillar: Safeguarding Member States' Competences in the European Criminal Law Sphere. 'Deconstructing EU Federalism through Competences', EUI Working Paper LAW 2012/06 39-49.
