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Dr Antonis Antoniadis, LLB, LLM, PhD, Barrister & Solicitor (Greece)
Contact (email at antonis.antoniadis@durham.ac.uk)
Biography
Antonis Antoniadis is a Lecturer in Law and Deputy Director of the Durham European Law Institute. He obtained a Law Degree from the Democritus University of Thrace, an LLM from the University of Cambridge and a PhD for the University of Birmingham. His PhD thesis has been awarded the Richard B. Lillich Prize for the best PhD or SJD dissertation published on a subject related to the procedural aspects of international law by the Procedural Aspects of International Law Institute in calendar years 2006-2007 ( http://www.pail-institute.org/lillich-prize-award_0607.shtml ).
Dr Antoniadis joined Durham as a lecturer in 2003. Prior to this he has worked as a Solicitor in Greece and as a trainee at the WTO Unit of the European Commission Legal Service in Brussels. Since joining Durham he has taught several undergraduate and postgraduate modules in EC and WTO law and supervised numerous undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations in his field of expertise.
Dr Antoniadis's research focuses on the relationship between national, European and international legal orders with a focus on the relations between the European Union and the World Trade Organization. He has presented his research in major international conferences and has published widely in reputable journals in his field.
Dr Antoniadis has been a Visiting Research Fellow at the European University Institute, Florence, Italy and at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law, London and a UACES Fellow.
Dr Antoniadis has been awarded €18,500 by the European Commission as Principal Investigator in order to organise a series of events under the auspices of DELI falling within the theme 'The European Union and Global Emergencies' (see http://www.dur.ac.uk/deli/events/global/ )
Teaching Areas
EU Constitutional Law
EU Internal Market Law
EU External Relations Law
Law of the WTO
The European Union and International Trade
Research Interests
- EC Trade Law
- EU Constitutional Law
- EU External Relations Law
- Institutional and Substantive Law of the WTO
Selected Publications
Books: authored
- Antoniadis, Antonis. 2010. The European Community and its Member States as WTO Members: A Constitutional Perspective. Brill.
Edited works: contributions
- Antoniadis, Antonis. 2009. 'The EU’s implied competence to conclude international agreements after the Reform Treaty: Reformed enough?'. In The EU in the Global Political Economy. Laursen, F. Brussels: PIE Peter Lang.
- Antoniadis, Antonis. 2004. 'The Participation of the European Community in the World Trade Organisation: An External Look at European Union Constitution-Building'. In European Union Law for the Twenty-First Century: Rethinking the New Legal Order. Volume 1. Tridimas, T. & Nebbia, P. Oxford: Hart Publishing. 1: 321-344. (Additional information) (View publication online)
Journal papers: academic
- Antoniadis, Antonis. 2007. 'The European Union and WTO law: a nexus of reactive, coactive and proactive approaches'. World Trade Review 6(1): 45-87. (Additional information) (View publication online)
- Antoniadis, Antonis. 2007. 'Unilateral measures and WTO dispute settlement: An EC Perspective. Journal of World Trade 41(3): 605-627. (Additional information)
- Antoniadis, Antonis. & Bekou, Olympia. 2007. The European Union and the International Criminal Court: An Awkward Symbiosis in Interesting Times. International Criminal Law Review 7(4): 621-655. (Additional information) (View publication online)
- Antoniadis, Antonis. 2005. “The Chiquita and Van Parys judgments: Rules, exceptions and the law”. Legal Issues of Economic Integration 32(4): 461-476. (View publication online)
- Antoniadis, Antonis. 2002. “Greening the WTO? The Appellate Body Report on the EC-Asbestos Case”. Environmental Law & Management 14: 77-81.
- Antoniadis, Antonis. 2002. 'Enhanced Third Party Rights in the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding'. Legal Issues of Economic Integration 29(3): 285-304. (Additional information) (View publication online)