Research fields

The priority areas of scientific research of “Emil Poenaru” Juridical Studies Centre are:
• Strategies for legal reform;
• National and international legal framework;
•  The protection of the human rights at national and international level
 
 

The objectives of “Emil Poenaru” Juridical Studies Centre within the framework of the Department of Law are:

  1. development of high quality scientific research and exploitation and improvement of the visibility of the research excellence;
  2. increasing financial resources of academic research by raising the coefficient of success in accessing national and international funds, by encouraging and supporting academics in accessing these funds;
  3. promoting the inter and trans-disciplinary research, the frontier research drawing on the resources and skills of the other research centres.

The offer of “Emil Poenaru” Juridical Studies Centre is:

  1. Joining national and international groups from inside and outside the academia with an interest in law studies in different areas.
  2. Legal consultancy
  3. Hosting and organizing national or international conferences
  4. Publishing conference proceedings
  5. Editing and publishing collected papers series
  6. Organizing simulated trials involving legal practitioners and researchers
  7. Organizing workshops on current legal issues
  8. Research mentoring at undergraduate and graduate level
  9. Analysing and reviewing draft legislation/bills
  10. Analysing and reviewing laws in force in order to elaborate proposals to improve legislation
  11. Organizing workshops to debate national, ECHR’s or/and EUCJ’s jurisprudence

 

Events:

  • Annual organization, since 2017, of the International Conference with International participation „Current Issues within EU and EU Member States Legal Framework”
  • Annual organization, since 2000-2008, of the National Conference with International Participation “Justice and Community Integration”;
  • Organization, in 2011, of the International Conference Legal Practice and International Law, WSEAS International Conference;
  • Extraordinary conference to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Romanian Constitutional Court – Current highlights of the Romanian Constitutional Court’s jurisprudence, March 31, 2012
  • Extraordinary conference with international participation - Current highlights of the jurisprudence of the Romanian Constitutional Court and perspectives of European justice, November 29, 2012
  • Acceptance by Romania of the compulsory jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice. Advantages and meanings, April 12, 2013