REPORT ON INTEGRATED RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF RT4 (RG6)

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1 REPORT ON INTEGRATED RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF RT4 (RG6) 1. Research Group and corresponding work package Research Group 6 Research Team 4 2. Title of the activity International Conference on Global Administrative Law 3. Responsible person(s) Sabino Cassese (coordinator of RT4) 4. Date and place June 2005, Viterbo 5. Detailed programme Friday June 10, pm First session Welcome Marco Mancini, President of La Tuscia University, Viterbo Massimo Ferrari Zumbini, Dean of the Political Science Department, La Tuscia University, Viterbo 4.00 pm Connecting the world: the role, governance and networks of global organizations Giacinto della Cananea, Naples University Federico II The G8 and the others (Martina Conticelli) Captive to its own web? Wto s relations with non-state actors (Luisa Perrotti) 4.15 pm Beyond multilevelism: member States participation in international organizations 4.30 pm Bernardo Giorgio Mattarella, Siena University States control over international organizations? Loss or transformation? (Chiara Martini) The role of transnational committees in the European and global law (Mario Savino)

2 Globalizing standards: overlaps and coexistence Marco D Alberti, Global standards for domestic financial regulations (Maurizia De Bellis) International standards for public procurement (Hilde Caroli Casavola) 4.45 pm Global limits upon national regulators: input and mediation by supranational and non-state actors 5.00 pm Discussion Stefano Battini, La Tuscia University, Viterbo Food safety: between European and global administration (Alessandra Battaglia) Emissions trading and polycentric negotiation (Marta D Auria) 6.30 pm End of session Saturday June 11, am Second Session 9.30 am Martina Conticelli - Luisa Perrotti 9.50 am Chiara Martini - Mario Savino am Maurizia De Bellis - Hilde Caroli Casavola am Alessandra Battaglia Marta D Auria am Discussion am Global Administrative Law Projects: agenda and next steps pm End of Seminar

3 6. List of participants with institutional affiliation and addresses Diego Agus Bernardo Argiolas Jean Bernard Auby Jurgen Bast Stefano Battini Mariangela Benedetti Francesca Bignami Armin von Bogdandy Paola Buccelli Bruno Carotti Hilde Caroli Casavola Lorenzo Casini Ph.D. Candidate Siena University University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas Research Assistant Dr. in Law and Graduate in Sociology Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Heidelberg Duke University, Durham Max Planck Institut, Heidelberg Phd Candidate Contract

4 Sabino Cassese Edoardo Chiti Mario P. Chiti Cristina Cicogna Giuseppe Ciccarelli Martina Conticelli Marco D Alberti Maurizia De Bellis Giacinto della Cananea Maria R. Ferrarese Angela Ferrari Zumbini Luigi Fiorentino Giuliano Fonderico s.cassese@flashnet.it Lecce University edoardo.chiti@libero.it Florence University st_chiti@tin.it cristinacicogna@hotmail.com giuseppeciccarelli@libero.it Rome University Tor Vergata martina.conticelli@uniroma2.it marco.dalberti@libero.it maurizia.debellis@virgilio.it Naples University Federico II g.cananea@flashnet.it Cagliari University ferrarese@jus.unitn.it PhDCandidate Urbino University Carlo Bo angelafz@libero.it Contract Rome University Tor Vergata l.fiorentino@palazzochigi.it Contract

5 Matteo Gnes Matthias Goldman Benedict Kingsbury Nico Krisch Marco Macchia Bernardo G. Mattarella Chiara Martini Sandro Mento Valentina Milani Tiziana Mingolla Giulio Napolitano Luis Ignacio Ortega Alvarez Luisa Perrotti Urbino University Carlo Bo Max Planck Institut, Heidelberg New York University Junior Research Fellow Oxford University, Merton College Siena University Castilla-La Mancha University Contract

6 Nicoletta Rangone Lorenzo Saltari Aldo Sandulli Mario Savino Laurent Scheeck Stephan Schill Laura Segni Politecnico di Milano e.mail: Palermo University Urbino University Carlo Bo Contract l Institut d Etudes Politiques, Paris lscheeck@mac.com Max Planck Institut, Heidelberg schill@web.de Florence European University Institute laura.segni@iue.it Richard B. Stewart Alessandro Tonetti Luisa Torchia Giulio Vesperini New York University stewartr@juris.law.nyu.edu a.tonetti@thunder.it Rome University Roma tre luisatorchia.studiotorchia.it giulio.vesperini@libero.it

7 7. Short description of the activity s goals and achievements Globalization is driving new patterns of governance: rapid growth in direct administration by international agencies, in hybrid transnational governance involving public and private actors, and in cooperative administrative arrangements where national agencies coordinate their policies or act pursuant to decisions taken in international institutions or informal international networks. There is so far no unified sense of an administrative law for transnational governance and there are vast unmet problems of accountability, participation, and fairness in these areas of global governance. There already exist many little pieces of the jigsaw, but fragmented into different policy areas with very distinct communities involved, so that most participants have no occasion to debate or even to consider the big picture of how the administration of global governance does work or should work. The conditions now exist to create and shape a new field of global administrative law, encompassing transnational and national law and mechanisms, as one means to influence the way in which demands for accountability and participation in global governance can better be framed and met. The two main goals of the meeting at least partially, already achieved are, on the one hand, to bolster the study and observation of administrative phenomena now growing beyond the nation State and the European level and to compare the different characters of European and global administrative law; on the other, to gather together European and American scholars in a network devoted to the study of global administrative law and to the comparison with the administrative integration experienced in the European Union. 8. Planned outcome (publication, further meetings) Publication: the paper submitted for the conference will be published in the American review Law and Contemporary Problems or all together in an ad-hoc volume. Further meetings: It has been agreed to establish an annual international Conference on Global Administrative Law, to be held in the next years again in Viterbo.