European Law in the Past and the Future: Unity and Diversity over Two Millennia

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The present book is the outcome of those Maastricht lectures and owes much to the suggestions and questions which were put to me by the students and also to the discussions I had with my colleagues in the Maastricht Law Faculty, who took a particular interest in the European legal past and the possibility of a common European law of the future. One of these colleagues I would like especially to name here is Professor Nicholas Roos, who took the initiative of entering European legal history in the Magister Iuris Communis Programme and of inviting me to lecture on it. To all of them I express my warmest thanks.

The present book does not attempt to give a general survey, but merely presents a number of topics which most appealed to my students and hopefully will interest the wider public which appreciates the importance of the law for the future of Europe and indeed of the world. Some of the themes are essentially historical — such as the origin of the nineteenth-century German civil code; some are also comparative—sush as the contrast. An unknown error has occurred. Please click the button below to reload the page.

If the problem persists, please try again in a little while. As an active young professional I am involved in many activities, but only recent activities are going to be mentioned. I am volunteering at Federation of Youth Clubs of Armenia since My membership to Yerevan Press Club started in early …. I have worked as a Digital Marketing Specialist at T. I was organising events, making presentations, carrying out surveys.

I was born in Omsk, Russia. I studied at school No. At university, I realised it was never too late to become socially active. I am now an intern at the Yarat! I hold the position of Programme Coordinator, coordinating one big programme for young people from all over Moldova. Back in the summer of , I had the opportunity to participate in an exchange programme in South Carolina in the USA. There I studied Civic Engagement for two months.

My major is European Public Policy. I was a Presidential Scholarship holder between In , I was awarded with the "Youth of the Year" Award by the Minister of Youth and Sports because of my active participation in the formation of civil society. I represented the voice of Azerbaijani youth in different European youth events in Additionally, I am a youth…. I am also the event manager at the "Grow Me Up" youth project.

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In the summer of , I had the great opportunity to take part in an exchange programme with the Children's Village in Trogen, Switzerland. There i worked together with teenagers from 9 different countries and discussed such issues as discrimanation, human rights, personality, etc.

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My interests lay predominantly in European law, European policy making and human rights. Through multiple initiatives, we want to help create capabilities to identify, produce, process, transform, disseminate and use information to build and apply knowledge for human development. I can be considered good at project management, entrepreneurship, marketing and public relations.

In , I was elected the president of my School Council, which implies a lot of work and responsibilities, as I am the voice of my peers in the council of the administration. My team and I have succeeded in implementing new facilities for pupils, including access to a "relax-room" for children, free drinking water, a little change in our uniform in order to be more comfortable for us during the warm seasons and, of course, a lot of activities for entertainment.

I am really fond of board games and entertainment activities. I became a socially active citizen two years ago, when first tried to play debates in WS format, a special method of non-formal education that completely changed my life. During these two years, I have been a board member of the "Debate Academy" and I've founded a debate club in my school called "Male Development Academy".

I am now the leader of an organization called "The Association of Young Diplomats".

Some of the experiences that have changed my life included being a participant in the Pestalozzi Foundation Exchange in Switzerland in and in the EaP Summer Camp in Georgia. I am currently a law student with vast volunteering experience. Another was in Dilijan, Armenia, where we designed ideas for social entrepreneurship and presented them to the EaP Youth Conference in Vienna to find sponsors for our projects.

Since I have been doing voluntary work for various youth NGOs, representing different fields, among them human rights and environmental protection. In , I was an intern at a prominent Georgian think-tank called "Georgian Center for Security and Development" where I developed my professional skills. I am involved in the field of youth development, youth training and youth work since I started to train internationally in , gaining experience with different audiences on local, regional and international levels. My main focus is on youth work, youth participation and social entrepreneurship.

I started volunteering back in high school as a member of a youth NGO called "Interact Triumph Club", where I was involved in organizing charity events.

My main responsibility was to write at least one article per week related to politics, gender equality, economy, culture or international affairs. Between July and October , I interned for the Embassy of Romania in France, within the press and politics department where I was in charge of writing the daily press release. Moreover, I had the chance to go to some interesting conferences to also work on European Affairs and to organize events at the embassy. I work as an English teacher in a small village in the Ivano-Frankivsk region.

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I believe that the future of our country and our world is in today's classrooms that's why I try to give my students not just theoretical knowledge but also the inspiration to believe that they can achieve everything if they really wish to. The main aim of my life is to develop a strong and intelligent personality. This idea has encouraged me to become an active student, volunteer and activist.

When I was 8, my father brought me a big world map and put it on my wall. After that, I started learning geography and my father used to tell me interesting facts about countries. This childhood hobby was the first step towards my passion for travelling, relations between people and, as a consequence, international relations.

This experience completely changed me and to some extent determined my life goals. At the age of 17, I joined the European Youth Parliament and decided to focus my life on international relations. In my last year of studies, after completing a traineeship at the Embassy of Cyprus in Ukraine, I took up the post of Consular Officer and Media analyst there. I was also responsible for cultural projects in the Embassy and a member of an operational group to promote French language in Ukraine - "Francophonie en Ukraine".

I consider being a part of the YEAs' initiative an opportunity to continue my self-improvement and growth in the field of diplomacy and international relations, as well as a chance to contribute to my country's development.

Besides that, since the age of 17, I've been involved in different volunteer activities in my country. I'm a third-year student of English philology at Kyiv Grinchenko University. I was previously a student of the Ukrainian Leadership Academy in Mykolaiv Over the past two years, I have been volunteering for the Bissierstrasse Refugee Camp Freiburg and Kappeler Knoten Refugee Camp Freiburg , learning to work with children and adults from countries affected by war, to help them fit and feel welcomed into their new society.

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During my February Project week, I was a volunteer for the Prague Thrift Shop, which worked to donate parts of their profit to NGOs that helped disadvantaged groups, such as single mothers or abandoned children. In college, I was the leader of a creativity club of visual arts and I had my own art exhibition on exposing human vulnerability to violence. I started my studies in International Relations, focusing on the field of public and cultural diplomacy.

In parallel, I participated in many international projects including those within Erasmus, TOTs, forums and many local activities organized by the Ministry of Youth, Ministry of Culture and Azerbaijani Youth Foundation. I also volunteered for an initiative in Berlin that brings together unaccompanied asylum-seeking children with voluntary legal custodians and started to implement the EU's GDPR within that initiative. Being part of the YEAs' initiative to me means promoting the worth of such a unique partnership and to stand up against the current strengthening nationalistic tendencies.

I grew up in Finland in a city called Lahti. Currently I am a final year law student at the University of Helsinki where my specialisation is EU and international law. In , I also interned for the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and through that experience became very interested in the field of transitional or post-conflict justice.

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Additionally I took part in the International Criminal Court Moot court competition last spring, where my team made it to the semi-finals. In the future, I wish to work in the field of diplomacy. In I represented NCS as part of their national advertising campaign, helping to promote their scheme whilst discussing important taboo topics. I also hope in to set up my own organisiation to run projects for young people as I have seen first-hand the many positive effects of the scheme.

I am currently studying online for my Bachelors degree as this gives me flexibilty to travel, engage in volunteering projects and conferences, something i really prioritse in my life.

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I love working with NGOs, start-ups, and young people. In , I graduated from Marneuli, Azizkend public school with high grades. I spent 10 days with my school friends at a Winter Camp in Bakuriani. I love travelling so much and always want to discover new places. My native language is Azerbaijani. I also speak English and Turkish fluently, above-average Georgian and basic Russian.

In , I was a President of IAAS, the largest student organization in the field of agriculture and related sciences worldwide, where I am nowadays working as a soft skill trainer.

I have lived in four different countries and visited over 20 in Europe, North America, and Asia. Growing up on US army bases in Germany, I learned how to adapt to different cultures, languages and lifestyles. I started my Bachelor's in Brussels, Belgium, and then moved to Prague, Czechia to continue my last year.

I am passionate about disability rights as well as environmental sustainability. I have been a YEA for two years now, and my most memorable moment was traveling to Armenia and speaking about the EU with the kids and youth there. I came back to Global-In Fellowship in as a mentor. Alongside this, I am managing my own anti-corruption project Integritas and a renewable-energy startup Tinja.

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