Website: www.eicli.gr
E-mail: chrimyl1@otenet.gr
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
in the
1ST INTERNATIONAL COΝFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL LAW
Under the Auspices of H.E. the President of the Hellenic Republic
The EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW INSTITUTE
organizes an INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on:
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW AND
CONTEMPORARY REALITY: CHALLENGES AND
PERSPECTIVES
3-5 June 2016 in the Conference Room of the Bank of Greece
Official Languages:
Greek, English, German with Simultaneous Translation
Sessions:
-General Principles of the International Criminal Law-The Law of International
Offences
-International Economic Criminal Law-Corruption
-European Criminal Law
Speakers (in alphabetical order):
1. Ilias Bandekas, Professor of Public International Law, Human Rights and
Arbitration at the Brunel University of London: “Odious And Illegal Public Debt
As A State Crime”
2. Αndrea Castaldo, Professor at the University of Salerno: «General principles on
economic crimes and bribery prevention»
3. Aggelos Constantinides, Professor of Criminal Law at the Democritus University
of Thrace: “The Universality Principle. Contemporary issues (Drugs-Money
Laundering-Terrorism)”.
4. Theocharis Dalakouras, Professor of Criminal Law at the Demokritos University
of Thrace: “Investigation procedure in Corruption cases The limits of the human
rights violation under the ECHR”
5. Maria Kaiafa Gbandi, Professor of Criminal Law at the Aristoteleio University
of Thessaloniki: "Criminal law in the era of globalization: fundamental questions
in a comparative approach of the US and EU criminal law"
6. Hans Heiner Kühne, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Trier:
“Police operations in Europe - Freedom of control in a state of justice?”
7. Genlin Liang, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Beijing: “Chinese
Anti-Bribery Law and Anti-Corruption Convention:A Comparative Study”.
8. Valsamis Mitsilegas, Professor of European Criminal Law at the Queen Mary
University of London: “Mutual Recognition, Mutual Trust and Fundamental
Rights after Lisbon”.
9. Francisco Muñoz-Conde, Professor of Criminal Law at the Pablo de Olavide
University of Seville: “Indirect perpetration by means of an organizational
mechanism of power as a means of treating the past in the Case Law of Latin
America”.
10. Christos Mylonopoulos, Professor at the National und Kapodistrian University
of Athens, Member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts: “General
Theory of Criminal Law as prerequisite for effectiveness and justice in
International Criminal Law”.
11. Ulfried Neumann, Professor of Criminal Law at the Goethe University of
Frankfurt: “International criminal jurisdiction between Law and Politics”.
12. Claus Roxin, Emeritus Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Munich:
"The perpetration by means of an organizational mechanism of power".
13. Frank Saliger, Professor of Criminal Law at the Eberhard Karls University of
Tübingen: “The need for integration of European law on national Anti-Corruption
criminal law”
14. Helmut Satzger, Professor of Criminal Law at the Ludwig-Maximilians
University of Munich: “How far is permitted and should the approximation of
european legislations reach? - The issue of harmonization of general principles
and criminal penalties”.
15. Emmanouel Sfakianakis, Major General of the Hellenic Police: “Cybercrime as
a universal phenomenon. Legislative shortfalls at national and international level”.
16. Ulrich Sieber, Professor at the University of Freiburg, Director of the Max-Planck
Institute for International and Foreign Criminal Law : “The paradeigma change:
From the traditional criminal law to the transnational proactive security law"
17. Jesús-Maria Silva Sanchez, Professor of Criminal Law at the Pompeu Fabra
University of Barcelona: “Targeted killings”.
18. Brigitte Tag, Professor at the University of Zurich, Member of the European
Academy of Sciences and Arts: “Tissues transplantations with international
aspects as a corruption problem in domestic and international criminal law”
19. George Triantafyllou, Assistant Professor at the National and Kaposdistrian
University of Athens: “The rights of defence in the transnational procedure of
collecting evidence”
Please register until: 30.4.2016
Participation fees: 20 euros
Participation form: www.eicli.gr
Contact details: chrimyl1@otenet.gr Phone: +30 210 3611337 Address: 9,
Valaoritou str, 10671 Athens, Greece
Certificate of Attendance will be provided
THE PRESIDENT
Christos Mylonopoulos
Professor at the National and Κapodistrian
University of Athens
THE GENERAL SECRETARY
Dimitris Asprogerakas
Public Prosecutor at the Court of Appeals