Polish-Chinese conference on „Interactions between Legal Orders in Globalised World”

We are happy to inform that on 5 December 2016 an international Polish-Chinese conference on „Interactions between Legal Orders in Globalised World” was held at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Lodz. 14 speeches on various topics on international and comparative aspects of private law, tax law, economic law, public law and judicial procedures were delivered by the academic staff of the Faculty and by invited guests from China University of Political Sciences and Law from Beijing, China. The conference encompassed 4 sessions.

The Public International Law session was chaired by Prof Jacek Skrzydło

· The role of the national judge in development of international law 

Prof Anna Wyrozumska, UL

· Treaty practice of BRICS and bilateral tax agreements concluded

by Poland

Asc. Prof Ziemowit Kukulski, UL

· Dialogue between the ECtHR and national courts in Eastern Europe

Dr Marcin Górski, UL 

The Private International Law session was chaired by Prof Monika Namysłowska

· Comparative Study on the Definition of Foreign-related Element under Private International Law

Prof QI Xiangquan, CUPL 

· Proof and information about foreign law in Poland and in China

Asc. Prof Michał Wojewoda , UL

· Study on the International Civil Procedure Law and Practice

in China

Prof LIU Li, CUPL 

· The Jurisdiction Based on Choice of Court Agreements in the EU 

Prof FENG Xia, CUPL 

The Transnational Dimension session was moderated by Prof Anna Wyrozumska

· The Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Award: Chinese Judicial Practice

Prof QIN Huaping, CUPL

· By their fruits shall ye know them? The Apple e-book case 

as an illustration of the Transatlantic divergence in the application

of the effects-based approach to Competition Law

Dr Łukasz Grzejdziak, UL 

· Judicial review the EU Data Retention Directive by the CJEU

and national courts

Dr Izabela Skomerska-Muchowska, UL 

The European Law session was chaired by Dr Izabela Skomerska-Muchowska

· Preliminary ruling as means of development of EU law through judicial dialogue

Dr Anna Czaplińska, UL

· The Challenges against EU ETS (2008): the Way forward dealing 

with the Emissions from International Flight

Prof XUAN Zengyi, CUPL

· Public procurement system in the EU law

Dr Anna Górczyńska, UL

· VAT fraud - EU Perspective

Dr Małgorzata Sęk, UL

The conference was the first step on the prospective long path of cooperation between the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Lodz and China University of Political Sciences and Law from Beijing.

We would like also to thank participants of the conference (representing 13 countries from 4 continents) for numerous attendance and diligent focus on discussed issues.