DFG Graduate School: DynamInt
DynamInt is a graduate program funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) launched on October 1, 2019. Its common field of study is the equilibrium between harmonisation and plurality in European law. The core of the program is the development of rules, principles and institutions from the perspective of legal scholarship that inspire a dynamic vision of integration in order to face the challenges of processes of disintegration in the EU.
The methodological approach of DynamInt is both international and interdisciplinary. DynamInt is situated within the outstanding network of leading universities in Europe united in the European Law School. The program also benefits from interdisciplinary cooperations under the auspices of the Law & Society Institute Berlin and several other institutes.
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Good News: On November 8th the DFG decided positively on the financing for another funding period of the research training group DynamInt. Press release of the DFG
The application of DynamInt Postdoc Ruth Weber for the Emmy Noether programme on the topic of “No representation without taxation' - Budgetary powers in the multi-level system” was approved by the DFG.
Successful defense of the doctor's thesis "Through the Socio-Legal Prism: Abortion and the Basic Law"of DynamInt associate Carolin Lerch at the EUI in Florence.
Publication by fellow Leon Theimer: "Protection against the breach of choice of court agreements: A comparative analysis of remedies in English and German courts" in the 19th Journal of Private International Law 2023, pages 208-237 (available via Open Access).
DynamInt postdoc Lorenzo Serafinelli held a presentation on October 27 at the Annual Conference
of the American Society of Comparative Law - Younger Comparativists at the Florida International University College.
DynamInt fellows Eleni Karapatsia and Hannah Zaruchas elected as speakers of the DynamInt fellows for the winter semester 2023/24 and the summer semester 2024.
DynamInt fellow Leon Theimer receives the Diploma of the Hague Academy of International Law for his participation in the summer course in Private International Law as the only awardee at the Academy‘s centenary.
DynamInt fellow Lukas Huthmann receives the doctoral award 2023 of the law faculty of the Humboldt-University of Berlin for his PhD thesis.
Publication by fellow Friederike Grischek "Die Gemeinsame Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik als „Angelegenheit der Europäischen Union“ i.S.d. Art. 23 Abs. 2 GG – Anmerkung zum Urteil des BVerfG v. 26.10.2022 – 2 BvE 3/15 („Operation Sophia“)" in EuR 2023, 393-407 (with Moritz Thörner)
Upcoming publication of the edited volume "The Financial Constitution of European Integration: Follow the Money?", edited by DynamInt PostDoc Dr. Ruth Weber: the edited volume will be published on 16 November 2023 in print and open access.
The graduate program DynamInt is pleased to announce that its first fellows have been successfully awarded their doctorates. First to complete her doctoral degree was Sabrina Schäfer, who defended her thesis "Out means out? - The Effect of Brexit on the International Agreements of the EU and its Member States" the beginning of May. She was followed by Charlotte Langenfeld ("Die Autonomie des Unionsrechts in der EuGH Rechtsprechung"), Lukas Huthmann ("Strafverfassungsrechtliches Denken in der EU"), Jakob Gašperin-Wischhoff ("Rethinking National Constitutional Identity in the EU"), Moritz Schramm ("Emulated Guardians: Practice, Politics, and Performativity of the DSA and the Oversight Board") and Lennart Gau ("Weil doch (nicht) alles geht: Das Beihilfenrecht im dynamischen Kompetenzsystem der EU").