Duration
05 Sep 2022 - 09 Sep 2022
The scope of the Course is to provide to the participants the analysis of the latest international and national regulations in the field of maritime and transport law, with prominent lecturers from various Croatian academic institutions (University of Zagreb, Adriatic Institute of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, University of Rijeka, University of Zadar and University of Split) as well as from a number of higher education institutions from abroad (University of Bologna, University of Ljubljana, University of Genoa, Nicolaus Copernicus University - Torun, University of Teramo, Jaume I University - Castellon, University of Hertfordshire, University Carlos III – Madrid, University of London, University of Vigo and World Maritime University). The Course will enable young researchers from this area to gain new knowledge and to compare the legal regulations of different countries through classes of outstanding university professors and renowned maritime law experts, and also to participate in panel discussions in order to analyse potential solutions of the emerging international legal instruments and of proposed amendments of the relevant maritime conventions. Besides lectures, seminars and workshops, the Course structure requires an effective contribution of participants who will have an opportunity to represent and describe their own research projects related to their LLM or PhD studies before a circle of academic senior researchers and experienced professionals. The working language is English.
The Course is dedicated to participants enrolled in advanced degrees of legal studies (graduate and postgraduate students, as well as doctoral candidates and researchers, who will discuss their ongoing research), junior practitioners and law officials from international organizations, state administration, courts of law and public attorney offices, and to young professionals from shipping, transport, insurance and related industries.
Ceren Cerit Dindar - Analysis of Sanction Regimes: Counterparty Aspect
Arber Gjeta - Transport Legislation in Albania Through the Process of EU Integration: An Overview
Aref Fakhry - A Law of the Poor and Disenfranchised in Maritime Law – Is There One?
Aleksandra Koska - The Role of Standards for the Safety of Liquefied Gas Transport
Petar Kragić - Creation of New Unification Instruments in UNCITRAL
Axel Luttenberger - Environmental Impact Assessment – Challenges in Coastal Area
Norman Martinez - Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims – Recent Development and Lessons Learnt
Massimiliano Musi - Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships and the Limitation of the Liability of the Shipowner
Elena Orrù - Sustainability in Transports and Logistics – Legal Issues and Challenges
Adriana Vincenca Padovan - Seaworthiness in the Context of Marine Insurance Contract
Časlav Pejović - Blockchain Bills of Lading – New Generation of Electronic Bills of Lading
Zuzanna Pepłowska-Dąbrowska - Limitation of Liability – CLC 1992 and the US Approach
Zuzanna Pepłowska-Dąbrowska Law Applicable to Liability for Damages Due to Accidents
Marija Pijaca - Maritime Labour Law in Croatia – International and National Legal Regulations
Achim Puetz - Jurisdiction and Competition in the Air Transport Sector – Extraterritoriality after Airfreight
Maja Radunović - Practical Challenges of Determining the Debtor in the Arrest Proceedings – Montenegrin Law Perspective
Pia Rebelo - Achieving Decarbonisation in Shipping through Climate Clauses in Maritime
Pia Rebelo - Realising Green Contractual Norms in Charterparties
Pia Rebelo - The UK and South African Case Law Related to the Oil Pollution from Ships’ Bunker and Hazardous and Noxious Substances Carried as Cargo
Zoran Tasić -Transfer of Title to a Ship under Various Types of Contracts
Iva Tuhtan Grgić - Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims – Solutions in PAL 2002
Ciara Vicente Mampel - The Role of Rail Transport in the EU Mobility Strategy – Pros and Cons
Igor Vio - International Maritime Organization – Regulatory Approach to MASS
Patrick Vlačič - Legal Aspects of Interoperability of eBL Platforms