Irish Centre for European Law
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Conference Abstracts
Material, Papers and Presentations from our conference 'The Law of the Lisbon Treaty' held on 11 May 2009 may be found below.
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(L to R) Professor Alan Dashwood (University of Cambridge); Professor Dermot Walsh (University of Limerick); Dr Laurent Pech (NUI Galway & New York University); and Dr Gavin Barrett (UCD) debate during a break at the Centre's conference 'The Law of the Lisbon Treaty' (Photo: The Irish Times, Matt Kavanagh)
Overview & Institutional Changes
Professor Alan Dashwood CBE
Professor of European Law, University of Cambridge
The Lisbon Treaty: A Sheep in Sheep’s Clothing
Dr Gavin Barrett
Senior Lecturer, University College Dublin
The Institutional Side of The Treaty of Lisbon: An Irish Perspective
The Charter of Fundamental Rights & Third Pillar Developments
Dr Angela Ward B.L.
Adjunct Professor in European Union and Human Rights Law, University College Dublin
Professor Dermot Walsh
Professor of Law, University of Limerick
Our Emerging European Criminal Process?
Dr Laurent Pech
Jean Monnet Lecturer in EU Law, NUI Galway & Emile Noël Fellow, New York University, USA
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