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2003/2004 Seminar and Open Lectures in 2003/2004 • Rumos para a Política Criminal num Mundo em Mudança Social?, by Prof. Jorge de Figueiredo Dias, from the University of Coimbra, in 12th December 2003 • O Ensino Superior e os Desafios de Bolonha, by Prof. J.J. Gomes Canotilho, from the University of Coimbra, in April 2004. • A Novo Constituição Europeia, by Prof. J.J. Gomes Canotilho, from the University of Coimbra, also in April 2004. “Law Seminar Series – 2003-2004”: • Australian Legal System, by Prof. Peter Wesley-Smith, in 17th October 2003; • Legal Pluralism and African Law, by Prof. Marco Guadagni, in 7th November 2003; • Sources of Law and Legal Formants In the Shari’ah System, by Prof. Marco Guadagni, 14th November 2003; • Seminar on Criminal Justice Policy, in 20th November 2003; • Criminal Law in the context of Common Law System, by Mr. Pang Kin-Kee, The Hon. Judge of High Court of Hong Kong, SAR, in 5th December 2003; • The European Courts and WTO Law, by Prof. Francis Snyder, from the Université d’Aix-Marseille III, France, in January 2004; • WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism: A panacea for plethora of world trade disputes?, by Prof. Muruga Perumal, in February 2004; • Japanese Law – Introduction and Overview, by Prof. Christopher Heath, from the Max Planck Institute, also in February 2004; • The Decline of the Rule of Law in the United States from Bush v. Gore to the “War on Terror”, by Prof. Ugo Mattei, from the University of Turin (Italy) and Hastings (Ca., US), in March 2004; • Air Law – Aviation as an international activity, by Dr. Antonio Castro Menano, Director of Air Transport and International Relations, Macao SAR, also in April 2004; • International Regulation of Internet Transactions and E-Commerce, by Prof. Muruga Perumal, also in April 2004; • Due Diligence: a Key Step in the Corporate Acquisition Practice, by Dr. Salvatore Mancuso, from the University of Trieste, in May 2004; • The Future Role of the European Court of Justice, by Prof. Paulo Canelas de Castro, in May 2004; • Law and Development: is law a critical component of development or just an academic gimmick?, by Prof. Kebreab Habte Michael, in May 2004; • The Principle of Sustainable Development in the Environmental Law and Policy of the United States, by Prof. Michael P. Healy, from the University of Kentucky, in May 2004; • The UNCITAL and International Commercial Arbitration, by Prof. Ping-Fat Sze, in May 2004; • Does the World Need an Environmental Court?, by Prof. Paulo Canelas de Castro, in May 2004; • International Humanitarian Law, by Prof. Paulo Canelas de Castro, Prof. Kebreab Kabte Michael, Ms Joanne So and Mr. Roderick O’Brien, in May 2004; • International Humanitarian Law, by Mr. Roderick O’Brien, in May 2004.