Le CRIDES, Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire Droit, Entreprise et Société, a pour objet d’analyser, d’une part, le rôle du droit dans l’entreprise et son environnement et, d’autre part, la fonction de l’entreprise dans la société.
Il rassemble quatre groupes de recherche : le groupe de recherche en droit économique, le groupe de recherche en droit intellectuel, le groupe de recherche en droit social (Atelier SociAL) et le groupe de recherche en droit fiscal.
Journées euro-africaines 2023 de droit économique | 20 et 21 avril 2023
JOURNEES EURO-AFRICAINES 2023 DE DROIT ECONOMIQUE EN PRESENTIEL A BRUXELLES ET EN LIGNE
20 ET 21 AVRIL 2023
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THEME 1 : La lutte contre la corruption et le blanchiment
THEME 2 : Droit(s) économique(s) et genre en Europe et en Afrique
THEME 3 : Libre circulation des entreprises et des travailleurs en Afrique et en Europe
L’Institut euro-africain de droit économique (INEADEC), en partenariat avec le Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire droit, entreprise et société (CRIDES) de l’UCLouvain, a le plaisir de vous inviter à ses premières Journées euro-africaines 2023 de droit économique.
Ces journées aborderont trois thèmes au cœur de l’actualité des relations entre l’Europe et l’Afrique : la lutte contre la corruption et le blanchiment, la promotion de l’égalité de genre dans les relations économiques et privées, et la mobilité internationale des travailleurs et des entreprises en Europe et en Afrique. Chaque thème sera traité par des experts africains et européens, issus du monde académique et des professions juridiques.
Ces journées s'adressent essentiellement aux juristes intéressés par les enjeux du droit économique international entre Afrique et Europe.
Sous la direction scientifique de: Edoardo Traversa, Mahmoud Mohamed Salah, Frédérique Chifflot Bourgeois, Michel De Wolf, Nicola Ehlermann, Joseph Jehl et Grégoire Bakandeja wa Mpungu
Sous la présidence d'Alain Strowel, professeur à l'UCLouvain Saint-Louis
Intervenant.e.s: Isaac Brock Muhambya, Neila Chaabane, Christian De Valkeneer, Justine Diffo, Paul Nicolas Gomes Olamba, Véronique Goncalves, Khalid Hamdani, Trésor Gauthier Kalonji, Djibril Kane, Mariame Krauer-Diaby, Philippe Lambrecht, Patricia Mathys, Mark Pieth, Myriam Sanou, Nafissatou Tine et Chiara Vitucci
INSCRIPTION
Les inscriptions pour une participation en présentiel ou en distanciel se font uniquement en ligne via le lien ci-dessous, au plus tard le 14 avril 2023. (place limitée en présentiel)
INSCRIPTION VIA CE LIEN: http://forms.gle/ZGwE71NFm1LFT7Zf7
Les droits d'inscription sont de 100 euros pour l'ensemble des journées, payables après réception de notre facture. Lunch sandwich et pause-café inclus.
L'inscription est gratuite (mais obligatoire) pour les membres de l'INEADEC (en ordre de cotisation), les chercheurs, doctorants, et étudiants.
Attention, les personnes inscrites en présentiel qui ne seront pas présentes se verront facturer une indemnité forfaitaire de 100 euros, en compensation des frais de catering inutilement exposés.
Contact : joelle.vandijck@uclouvain.be | tel: +32 (0)10 47 32 84 | disponible sur Microsoft Teams
PROGRAMME DETAILLE (ci-dessous)
Globax Tax Symposium 2020 (10 Dec 20) | Online Conference
GLOBAL TAX SYMPOSIUM 2020
ONLINE CONFERENCE | Thursday 10 December 2020
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08:30 - 19:00 | ECT (Brussels)
18:30 - 05:00 | UTC+11 (Melbourne)
04:40 - 13:00 | EST (New-York)
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SCIENTIFIC COORDINATION:
-Prof. Edoardo Traversa (UCLouvain),
-Prof. Miranda Stewart (University of Melbourne),
-Ass.-Prof. Eduardo Baistrocchi (LSE - London School of Economics)
The mission of the Global Tax Symposia (GTS) is to be an interdisciplinary mobile research platform on fundamental issues of international and comparative taxation. It is grounded on the belief that crossing African, American, Asian-Pacific and European perspectives is beneficial to all participants, especially in the current political and economic global context. It aims to offer young researchers and more experienced scholars a forum where to discuss five to six papers every year in different cities on all continents. Each paper is discussed by an interdisciplinary and intercontinental panel whose members are leading tax academics, administrators, policymakers and practitioners.
The following institutions support the initiative : Chinese University of Hong Kong and Wuhan University (People's Republic of China), London School of Economics (United Kingdom), UC Louvain (Belgium), University of Melbourne (Australia), University of Pretoria (South Africa), Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (Argentina), National Institute of Public Finance and Policy (India) and New York University (United States of America).
The 2020 Global Tax Symposium was held online using the platform of UCLouvain, and co-hosted by London School of Economics and the University of Melbourne.
PROGRAMME:
I. CHAIR: Prof. Miranda Stewart, University of Melbourne08:30 ECT (Brussels) | 18:30 UTC+11 (Melbourne) | 02:30 EST (New-York): BEPS AND GLOBAL TAX CHALLENGES - SEEN FROM THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION-Maryanne Mrakovcic, Deputy Secretary of the Australian Treasury, Head of Revenue Group
II. CHAIR: Prof. Eduardo Baistrocchi, LSE09:30 ECT (Brussels) | 19:30 UTC+11 (Melbourne) | 03:30 EST (New-York): THE INSTITUTIONS AND PROCESS OF INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC TAX REFORM: HOW IS BEPS CHANGING TAX LAW?-Prof. Miranda Stewart, University of Melbourne DISCUSSION:-Prof. Pasquale Pistone, University of Salerno/WU Vienna/IBFD
10 minute break III. CHAIR: Prof. Edoardo Traversa, UCLouvain10:40 ECT (Brussels) | 20:40 UTC+11 (Melbourne) | 04:40 EST (New-York): TAXATION OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY-Prof. Wei Xiong, Wuhan University DISCUSSION:-Assoc Prof Martin Hearson, Institute of Development Studies & International Centre for Tax and Development
11:50 ECT (Brussels) | 21:50 UTC+11 (Melbourne) | 05:50 EST (New-York): TAX MEASURES TO ACHIEVE THE 2030 UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN AFRICA FACED WITH THE COVID-19 ECONOMIC FALLOUT-Prof. Annet Oguttu, University of Pretoria, South Africa DISCUSSION:-Prof. Rita de la Feria, Leeds University, UK
13:00 ECT (Brussels) | 23:00 UTC+11 (Melbourne) | 07:00 EST (New-York): CLOSE OF THE MORNING SESSIONIV. CHAIR: Prof. Eduardo Baistrocchi, LSE14:30 ECT (Brussels) | 00:30 UTC+11 (Melbourne) | 08:30 EST (New-York): TAXATION AND VALUE CREATION - A FRAMEWORK FOR INTERNATIONAL REFORM-Prof. Werner Haslehner, University of Luxembourg DISCUSSION:-Prof. Yariv Brauner, University of Florida
15:40 ECT (Brussels) | 01:40 UTC+11 (Melbourne) | 09:40 EST (New-York): CREATIVE ENFORCEMENT: A BOURDIEUSIAN APPROACH ON HOW TAX AUTHORITIES ATTEMPT TO IMPLEMENT PROBLEMATIC TAX LAWS-Ass.- Prof. Rodrigo A. Ormeño Pérez, Universidad de ChileDISCUSSION:-Prof. Jerome Monsenego, Stockholm University
10 minute break V. CHAIR: Prof. Edoardo Traversa, UCLouvain
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Webconference | Nexus and Jurisdiction in EU and International Tax Law (17/09/2020 -18/09/2020)
WEB CONFERENCE : “NEXUS AND JUSRISDICTION IN EU AND INTERNATIONAL TAX LAW”
(17/09/2020-18/09/2020)
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It is our pleasure to announce that the Group for Research on European and International Taxation (GREIT) will hold its next Conference on the 17 and 18 September 2020.
The topic of this event will be Nexus and Jurisdiction in International and EU Tax law and it will be hosted online by the Research Center on Law, Economy and Society (CRIDES) of UCLouvain.
PROGRAM & REGISTRATION FORM
DAY 1 : THURSDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER 2020
14:00-14:30 : Introduction by Juliane Kokott, Adocate General, Court of Justice of the European Union
14:30-18:00 | Afternoon Session - Nexus and Jurisdiction in International (tax) law
14:30-15:30 :
Nexus and jurisdiction: the nature of the tax nexus requirement by Philip Baker, QC, University of Oxford
Comments from a public international law perspective by Pierre d'Argent, UCLouvain
Open Discussion
15:30-15:45 | Break
15:45-17:15 :
Tax nexus and non-resident companies by Stjepan Gadžo, University of Rijeka
Nexus, Digitalization and Democracy by Ana Paula Dourado, University of Lisbon
Nexus, residence and citizenship by Ruth Mason, University of Virginia
Open Discussion
17:15-17:30 | Break
17:30-18:30 : Open Roundtable “Nexus and developing countries : the impact of OECD Pillar I and II” by Irma Mosquera, Leiden University (introduction), Esperanza Buitrago Diaz, Maastricht University & Michael Lennard, United Nations
DAY 2 : FRIDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER 2020
09:00-12:30 | Morning Session - Tax nexus and European Union law
09:00-10:30
Nexus and Jurisdiction : a private international law perspective by Pietro Franzina, Catholic University Milan
Multiplication of nexus requirements in EU tax law after BEPS and ATAD: consequences for the Internal market by Pasquale Pistone, University of Salerno/IBFD/WU Wien
EU direct Harmonization of tax nexus: lessons from past experiences by Cécile Brokelind, Lund University
Open Discussion
10:30-10:45 | Break
10:45-11:30 :
Tax nexus and reform of the EU own resources system by Edoardo Traversa, UCLouvain
Comments from a VAT and Customs perspective by Marya Senyk, Lund University & Elena Masseglia, UCLouvain
Open Discussion
11:30-12:30 : Conclusive Roundtable “Tax nexus and digitalization” by Richard Lyal, Formerly EU Commission, Ioanna Mitroyanni, EU Commission & Jérôme Monsenego, Stockholm University
Open Discussion
Conclusion by Melchior Wathelet, former First Advocate General, Court of Justice of the European Union
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION
The number of participants is limited and therefore we kindly ask you to register at the latest on September 10, 2020, by filling the Registration form via the following link.
For GREIT
Edoardo Traversa, Cécile Brokelind, Ana Paula Dourado, Dennis Weber, Pasquale Pistone
Amicus Curia Workshop on the EPSU Case (European Federation of Public Service Unions (EPSU), Jan Goudriaan vs European Commission) - On the promotion of the European Social Dialogue | 16/09/20
Amicus Curia Workshop on the EPSU Case (European Federation of Public Service Unions (EPSU), Jan Goudriaan vs European Commission) - On the promotion of the European Social Dialogue
16 September 2020 (8.30 – 12.30 am)
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!!! The participants to the Conference can assist in an active (at the University Foundation – Brussels) or passive way (at distance -Teams).
►HOW TO JOIN A MICROSOFT TEAMS MEETING FROM AN INVITATION RECEIVED BY EMAIL
► Free entrance but online registration required before 12 September 2020
The Atelier de droit social of the UCLouvain in a partnership with the School of European Studies, UClouvain, Louvain-La-Neuve, the Institut d’études européennes ULB, Bruxelles and the Institute for European Studies, USaintLouis, Brussels, will organize an academic workshop, at the Fondation universitaire of Brussels.
As suggested to us by Silvia Borelli of the University of Ferrara, we will mould this workshop on the pre-existing format of a long standing Italian tradition of facilitating a dialogue between academia and the Italian Constitutional Court (http://www.amicuscuriae.it/). It is worthwhile to expand this tradition to cases which come up before the CJEU.
Academic Committee: Filip Dorssemont (Atelier de droit social-Crides, UCLouvain), Silvia Borelli (University of Ferrara), Edoardo Traversa (Crides -School of European Studies, UCLouvain), Antoine Bailleux (Institute for European Studies, USaintLouis Brussels), Emmanuelle Bribosia (Institut d’études européennes, ULB)
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8.30 Coffee 9.00 Welcome and Introduction by the Chair by Silvia Borelli, University of Ferrara and Filip Dorssemont, University of Louvain 9.10 Contextualisation: The notion of central Government Administration and the scope of EU law by Jacques Ziller, University of Pavia 9.20 The history of the EU Social Dialogue by Jean-Paul Tricart, ETUI 9.30 The hermeneutics of the General Court by Filip Dorssemont, University of Louvain 9.40 On the notion of general interest and a perspective of Substantive Constitutionalization by Fotis Vergis, University of Manchester and Klaus Loercher, former référendaire Civil Service Tribunal 10.00 Question time 10.30 Coffee break 10.40 On appropriateness and legality checks by Silvia Rainone, KU Leuven and ETUI 10.50 Horizontal Subsidiarity by Mélanie Schmitt, Strasbourg University, Antonio Garcia Munoz, University of Luxembourg and Massimilano Delfino, University Frederico II, Naples 11.20 The relevance of the European Pillar on Social Rights by Beryl Ter Haar, Leiden University and Warschau University 11.30 The nature of an Act implementing an Agreement: a (non) legislative measure? by Pieter-Augustijn Van Mallegem, University of Louvain 11.50 Question time 12.00 – 12.30 Conclusion |
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