Regulatory Property Rights the transforming notion of property in transnational business regulation

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1 Regulatory Property Rights the transforming notion of property in transnational business regulation 28./ 29. May 2015, Constance International Expert Workshop Conference Venue: University of Constance Bischofsvilla, Otto Adam Strasse 5, Konstanz

2 Regulatory Property the transforming notion of property and regulation in transnational business Property has become a fuzzy institution. Novel proprietary rights have emerged which do not neatly fit traditional definitions. The pressures of globalization render national doctrinal concepts to merge, states instrumentalize property as policy tool, firms employ property to control their international production chains. These developments call for a reflection of property as a modern societal institution in a world where borders become fluent and markets search for novel forms of embeddedness and transparency. Thur Fri, May 2015 Kulturwissenschaftliches Kolleg (Bischofsvilla), Otto Adam Str. 5, Konstanz Organisation & Contact: Christine Godt E mail: christine.godt@uni konstanz.de

3 Programme Thursday, 28. May 2015 University of Constance, Bischofsvilla, Otto Adam Strasse 5, Konstanz h Christine Godt: Introduction The Interface of Property and Regulation h Sjef van Erp: Territoriality Erosion of the lex rei sitae: Successions, IP and Swaps h Comment by Jean Michel Jude Discussion Coffee Break: h 11.30h 12.15h Alison Clarke: Collective/communal polycentric property governance a substitute, a complement or one occurrence of regulatory property? h Comment by Leon Verstappen & Discussion Lunch: h h Leon Verstappen: FAO Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure h: Comment by Colin Reid & Discussion Coffee Break: h h Jean Michel Jude/Jonas Simon: Property Issues in Insolvency Law h: Comment by Rüdiger Wilhelmi & Discussion 17.00h Finis First Day

4 Friday, 29. May h Hanri Mostard: Private Property Public Ordering h: Comment by Sjef van Erp & Discussion h Colin Reid: Employing Property Rights for Nature Conservation Chances and pitfalls: h: Comment by Margherita Colangelo & Discussion Coffee Break: h h Andreas Furrer/Viola Heutger: Derivatives Novel Property Rights in Distribution Chains h: Comment by C. Godt & Discussion Lunch: h h Rüdiger Wilhelmi: Commodification and financialisation in the energy sector emission allowances and electricity rights: 14.45h h Comment by Hanri Mostert & Discussion Coffee Break: h h Margherita Colangelo: Control of global business transactions via property? h Comment by Alison Clarke & Discussion h Christine Godt: Lessons Learnt The Way Ahead Finis

5 List of Speakers Alison Clarke, Prof. Margherita Dott. Colangelo, University of Surrey, Emeritus Professor in Law University Roma Tre, Dpt. of Law, Lecturer of Private Comparative Law niroma3.it Jean Michel Jude, Prof. Hanri Mostert, Prof. Colin T. Reid, Prof. Istambul University of LeHavre, Maître de conférences en droit privé, Directeur du Département Droit de la Faculté des affaires internationales du Havre University of Cape Town, SA, University of Dundee, Professor of Environmental Law Sjef van Erp, Prof. University of Maastricht ty.nl Andreas Furrer, Prof. Universität Luzern, Professor für Privatrecht, Rechtsvergleichung, Internationales Privatrecht und Europarecht Christine Godt, Prof. University of Constance Fellow of the Kulturwissenschaftliches Kolleg, home base: University of Oldenburg, Chair of European and Int l. Economic Law, Director Hanse Law School Viola Heutger, PD University of Utrecht, Lecturer of Private Law; German Turkish University jean Jonas Simon University of Bremen Leon Verstappen, Prof. University of Groningen, Rüdiger Wilhelmi, Prof. University of Constance,