The third Viterbo seminar on global administrative law was held on June 15-16, 2007. It was hosted by Professors Stefano Battini and Giulio Vesperini, together with an organizational team led by Martina Conticelli.
The seminar was dedicated to discuss case studies regarding the participation of private actors in global administrative law. A report of the seminar is available here.
Program
Papers presented:
Laurence Dubin and Rozen Nogellou
Public Participation in Global Administrative Organizations
Tiago Fidalgo de Freitas
From Participation Towards Compliance: The Role of Private Actors in the Making of SARPs by ICAO
Jessica F. Greene
Delegation to Private Actors: A Study of the Clean Development Mechanism
Larisa Dragomir
Private Parties' Involvement in Prudential banking Regulation - Some Thoughts on the Underlying Accountability Mechanisms
Samir R. Ghandi
Voluntary Environmental Standards: The Interplay Between Private Initiatives, Trade Rules and the Global Decision Making Processes
Chien-Heui Wu
How Does TRIPS Transform Chinese Administrative Law?