Deze pagina bevat een overzicht van onze actieve bijdragen en/of organisatie van (inter)nationale conferenties, lezingen op universiteiten en wetenschappelijke instellingen (al dan niet op uitnodiging), gefinancierde onderzoeken en promotorschap van doctoraten en proefschriften.
Onderzoek- Categorie: lezingen aan universiteiten en wetenschappelijke instellingen (op uitnodiging)
Bisschop, L. (2013, November 6-7). Go with the E-waste Flow: Environmental Governance in a European Trade Hub. Presentation in the Working Group on Pollution at the Interpol-UNEP Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Conference in Nairobi, Kenya.
Bisschop, L. (2013, 30 October). (Transnational) Environmental Governance. The case of e-waste. Invited lecture in course Environmental Governance at Cornell University
Bisschop, L. (2013, June 27th). Governance of transnational environmental crime. Case study research on the illegal trade in e-waste and tropical timber. Paper presented at the Vereniging voor de Sociaalwetenschappelijke bestudering van het Recht.
Bisschop, L. (2013, April 1st). The Illegal Transport of Electronic Waste: A Case Study of a European Trade Hub. Paper presented at the Canadian Institute of Resources Law, Faculty of Law, University of Calgary.
Dormaels, A. (30 november 2012). Gastles: Onderzoek naar percepties van corruptie in Vlaanderen. Voor het opleidingsonderdeel “Bestuurlijke Ethiek”. Geassocieerde Faculteit Handelswetenschappen en Bestuurskunde, Hogent.
Presentation: Anti-corruption policy in the Belgian public and private sector - Institute for Comparative Law
From 29 to 31 May the institute of Comparative Law of Belgrade organised the conference “The fight against corruption” where Prof.Dr. Petrus Van Duyne presented the results of his research on anti-corruption policy in Sebria. The organiser Prof. Jovan Ciric, director of the Institute for Comparative Law, invited Brendan Quirke and myself from the "west" to present our "perfect model of anti-corruption policy in a corruption free country". Unfortunately we had to disappoint them on this. Main lesson of the conference was that candidate member-states and new member states of the EU have more anti-corruption measures to fulfill than the West-European countries. However street level corruption and grand corruption remain one of the biggest social problems in Serbia.