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Conference

HUMAN RIGHTS IN EU

FOREIGN AFFAIRS 

1-2 October 2015

Palazzo Matteucci (Aula Magna)

Piazza Torricelli 2, Pisa

Organised by the

Jean Monnet Chair

Department of Political Science

University of Pisa

Via Serafini 3, 56126 Pisa

Contact:

Professor Sara Poli

Participation is free but registration is required due to

 space constraints. Please, send an email to register

by 25 September to: eurights2015@gmail.com.

With the support of 

2 October

Session 1: The EU's Promotion of Social

Rights and Good GovernanceChair: Francesca Martines (University of Pisa)

9.00 The EU’s Promotion of Social Rights in its

External Trade Relations

Samantha Velluti (University of Lincoln)

9.25 Mapping Out the Promotion of "Good

Governance" in EU External Relations Law

Sara Poli (University of Pisa)

9.45 Discussant: Peter Van Elsuwege(University

of Ghent) 

General discussion

10.30 Coffee break

Session 2: The EU's Compliance

with Human RightsChair: Paolo Benvenuti (University of Rome Tre)

10.50 Walking the Talk - Respect for Human

Rights and International Humanitarian Law

in EU Crisis Management Operations?

Emanuele Sommario (Scuola Superiore di Studi

Universitari S. Anna, Pisa)

11.15 EU Field Operations and Access to Justice

for Private PartiesMarcello Di Filippo (University of Pisa)

11.40 EUNAVFOR MED: Fighting Smuggling of

Migrants or Protecting Human Rights?

Efthymios Papastavridis (University of Thrace)

12.05 Discussant: Giulio Bartolini (University of

Rome Tre) 

General discussion

12.45 End of the conference 

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Session 1: The Treaty Framework ─

Opportunities and ConstraintsChair: Luigi Daniele (University of Rome “Tor

Vergata”) 

9.40 Fundamental Rights in EU External

Instruments: Does Legal Basis Matter?

Marise Cremona (European University Institute) 

10.05 The Promotion of Common Foreign and

Security Policy Objectives Through Non-

Common Foreign and Security Policy

Instruments

Enzo Cannizzaro (University of Rome “La

Sapienza”) 

10.30 Fundamental Rights in the Common

Foreign and Security Policy

Christophe Hillion (University of Leiden and

Gothenburg)

10.50 Discussant: Christina Eckes (University of

Amsterdam)

General discussion

11.20 Coffee break  

Session 2: Ensuring Respect forFundamental Rights:

the Internal Decision-MakingChair: Stefano Amadeo (University of Trieste)

11.55 Consenting or not Consenting to EU

International Agreements? The European

Parliament’s Post Lisbon Practice

Elisa Baroncini (University of Bologna)

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12.20 Good Administration as Tool for

Guaranteeing Respect for Fundamental

Rights in EU External Relations

Ilaria Vianello (European University Institute)

12.40 Discussant: Sara Poli (University of Pisa) 

General discussion

13.15 -15.00 Lunch break

Session 3: Instruments Promoting

Human RightsChair: Christina Eckes (University of Amsterdam ) 

15.00 EU Guidelines on Human Rights as a

Foreign Policy Instrument: a Critical

Assessment 

Jan Wouters (University of Leuven)

15.25 Discussant: Marise Cremona (European

University Institute) 

15.35 Promoting Human Rights Through

Common Foreign and Security Policy Acts

Alessandra Lang (University of Milan)

16.00 Discussant: Christophe Hillion (University of

Leiden and Gothenburg) 

16.10 Coffee break  

16.30 Revisiting Human Rights Clauses in EU

Agreements: Scope and Enforcement

Francesca Martines (University of Pisa)

16.50 Discussant: Sara Poli (University of Pisa)

General discussion

17.30 End of first day programme

Programme

1 October

9:00 Registration

9.20 Welcome address

Sara Poli (University of Pisa)

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