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mw. dr. M. (Marija) Bartl

Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid
Afd. Privaatrecht A
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  • Nieuwe Achtergracht 166
  • Kamernummer: A8.18
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  • Postbus 15842
    1001 NH Amsterdam
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  • Profile

    Marija is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law.  Marija's research agenda revolves around the relationship between law and social change.  In her research project VENI (funded by the Dutch Grant Authority NWO) , and titled 'BRINGING DEMOCRACY TO MARKETS: TTIP and the Politics of Knowledge in Postnational Governance', Marija explores the co-constututive relationship between institutions (democratic or not), laws and expert knowledge in the re-shaping of global political economy. Marija is also interested in the possible contribution of law, and private law in particular, to the socio-ecological transformation.

    Marija serves as a Deputy Director of the Centre for the Study of European Contract Law (from 2015), and a PhD Dean at the Faculty of Law (from 2016). She teaches several courses, including 'Private law in European and International Perspective' and 'Making Markets beyond the State: Between Private Law and International Economic Law'. Marija has acquired her PhD from the European University Institute in Florence, with a thesis Legitimacy and European Private Law.

     

    Marija's most recent publications are:

    Forthcoming: Market Imaginaries and European Private Law,  Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies 2019; and P. Kjear, The Law of Political Economy, CUP 2019.

    Internal Market Rationality: In the Way of Re-imagining the Future, European Law Journal 1/2018.

    Contesting Austerity: On the Limits of the EU ‘Knowledge’ Governance (Journal of Law and Society, 1/2017).

    Making transnational markets: the institutional politics behind the TTIP ('Europe and the World: A Law Review’, University College London Press, 1/2017).

    Regulatory Convergence through the Backdoor: TTIP’s Regulatory Cooperation and the Future of Precaution in Europe (German Law Journal, 4/2017).

    with C. Leone: Minimum Harmonisation and Article 16 CFR: Difficult Times Ahead for Social Legislation?, in H. Collins, S. Grundmann, 'EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and European Contract Law', Intersentia, 2017.

    Internal Market Rationality, Private Law and the Direction of the Union: Resuscitating the Market as the Object of the Political (European Law Journal,  4/2015).

    The Way We Do Europe:  Subsidiarity and the Substantive Democratic Deficit (European Law Journal, 1/2015).

     

     

    See also https://uva.academia.edu/MarijaBartl  

     

  • Links

    The Architecture of Postnational Rulemaking

    Centre for the Study of European Contract Law

    Euromemorandum Group: European Economists for an Alternative Economic Policy in Europe

  • Publications

     

     

    M. Bartl, 'Internal Market Rationality, Private Law and the Direction of the Union: Resuscitating the Market as the Object of the Political’ (European Law Journal, forthcoming 4/2015. Available in pre-view  http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/eulj.12122/abstract)

    M. Bartl, ‘The Way We Do Europe:  Subsidiarity and the Substantive Democratic Deficit’ (European Law Journal, forthcoming 1/2015).

    M. Bartl, ‘Affordability of Energy Supply: How much Protection for the Vulnerable Consumers?,’ Journal of Consumer Policy (2010).

    M. Bartl, E. Fahey, ' The Postnational Market Place? Negotiating the Transantlantic Trade and Investment Partnership', in E. Fahey & D. Curtin (eds.),  Transatlantic Community of Law: Interactions between the EU and US legal orders (CUP 2014).

    M. Bartl, C. Leone, 'Minimum Harmonisation after Alemo-Herron: The Janus Face of EU Fundamental Rights Review', European Constitutional Law Review (forthcoming 1/2015).

    M. Bartl, ‘Legitimacy and European Private Law’, EUI Thesis, (2012).

     

    SSRN PAGE:  http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=1892868

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Publicaties

    2018

    • Bartl, M. (2018). Internal Market Rationality: In the Way of Re-imagining the Future. European Law Journal.

    2017

    • Bartl, M. (2017). Making transnational markets: the institutional politics behind the TTIP. Europe and the World: A Law Review, 1(1). DOI: 10.14324/111.444.ewlj.2017.01  [details] 
    • Bartl, M. (2017). Contesting Austerity: On the Limits of EU Knowledge Governance. Journal of Law and Society, 44(1), 150-168. DOI: 10.1111/jols.12018  [details] 
    • Bartl, M., & Karavias, M. (2017). Austerity and Law in Europe: An Introduction. Journal of Law and Society, 44(1), 1-9. DOI: 10.1111/jols.12011  [details] 
    • Bartl, M. (2017). Regulatory Convergence through the Backdoor: TTIP’s Regulatory Cooperation and the Future of Precaution in Europe. German law journal: review of developments in German, European and international jurisprudence, 18(4), 969-991. [details] 

    2015

    • Bartl, M. (2015). Internal market rationality, private law and the direction of the Union: resuscitating the market as the object of the political. European Law Journal, 21(5), 572-598. DOI: 10.1111/eulj.12122  [details] 
    • Bartl, M. (2015). The way we do Europe: subsidiarity and the substantive democratic deficit. European Law Journal, 21(1), 23-43. DOI: 10.1111/eulj.12115  [details] 

    2014

    • Bartl, M., & Fahey, E. L. (2014). Postnational Market Place: Negotiating the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. In Transatlantic Community of Law: Interactions between the EU and US legal orders Cambridge University Press.
    • Bartl, M., & Fahey, E. (2014). A postnational marketplace: negotiating the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). In E. Fahey, & D. Curtin (Eds.), A transatlantic community of law: legal perspectives on the relationship between the EU and US legal orders (pp. 210-234). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. DOI: 10.1017/CBO9781107447141.013  [details] 

    2010

    • Bartl, M. (2010). Affordability of Energy: How much Protection for Vulnerable Consumers? Journal of Consumer Policy.

    2017

    • Bartl, M., & Karavias, M. (2017). Austerity and Law in Europe. Oxford: Wiley Blackwell. [details] 
    • Bartl, M., & Leone, C. (2017). Minimum Harmonisation and Article 16 of the CFREU: Difficult Times Ahead for Social Legislation? In H. Collins (Ed.), European Contract Law and the Charter of Fundamental Rights (pp. 113-124). (European Contract Law and Theory; Vol. 2). Cambridge: Intersentia. [details] 

    2016

    • Bartl, M., & Tauschinsky, E. (2016). Knowledge, Power and Law Beyond the State. (Postnational Rulemaking Working Paper; No. 2016-03). Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam. DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2728148  [details] 

    2015

    2017

    • Irion, K., & Bartl, M. (2017). The Japan EU Economic Partnership Agreement: Flows of Personal Data to the Land of the Rising Sun. IViR, UvA.
    • Bartl, M., & Irion, K. (2017). Flows of Personal Data to the Country of Raising Sun. In Making Sense of JEFTA

    2016

    • Bartl, M. (2016). [Review of: F. De VBille, G. Siles-Brugge (2016) TTIP : The Truth about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership]. Common Market Law Review, 53(3), 847-849. [details] 
    • Irion, K., Iakovleva, S., & Bartl, M. (2016). Trade and Privacy: Complicated Bedfellows? How to achieve data protection-proof free trade agreements. Amsterdam: Institute for Information Law, University of Amsterdam. [details] 

    2015

    2014

    • de Ruijter, A., & Bartl, M. (2014). De beste wetenschap is autonoom en bewaart een kritische distantie. NRC.

    2013

    Lidmaatschap

    • Bartl, M. (2016). Member of scientific committee, Austrian Foundation for Development Research (OFSE).

    Mediaoptreden

    • Bartl, M. (09-09-2016). Social Europe. We are Tired of “These” Experts.
    • Bartl, M. (09-09-2016). We are Tired of "These" Experts Social Europe. We are Tired of “These” Experts.
    • Bartl, M. (27-11-2015). TTIP’s Regulatory Cooperation And The Politics Of ‘Learning’ Social Europe. TTIP’s Regulatory Cooperation And The Politics Of ‘Learning’.

    Spreker

    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (12-2016). Trade law, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) & Irion, K. (speaker) (12-10-2016). Trade and Privacy, Difficult Bedfellows?, European Parliament.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (16-9-2016). The Impact of the Trade Agreements on the European Periphery, Euromemo Annual Conference, Coimbra, Portugal.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (26-8-2016). Legal expertise (doctrinal scholarship) and democracy, Private Law and Democracy, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (18-8-2016). The Impact of TTIP on the European Periphery, Summer School, Vis, Croatia.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (21-7-2016). Challenges in Trade Integration, Summer School 'Common Law Society', Krkonose, Czech Republic.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (15-6-2016). 'The Transatlantic Game of Thrones? Understanding Institutions Beyond the State', Faculty seminar, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (1-6-2016). The Perils of TTIP’s Regulatory Cooperation, Washington College, American University.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (15-4-2016). TTIP’s Cooperation and EU’s Better Regulation: Intersections, CES conference 'Exporting the EU Regulatory Integration Model Through the TTIP', Philadelphia, United States.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (5-2-2016). Democratic Challenges of Regulatory Cooperation in the TTIP, EU Trade policy at the crossroads: between Economic liberalism and democratic challenges, Vienna, Austria.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (4-12-2015). Regulatory Cooperation and Precautionary Principle, The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership: an EU perspective on global economic governance (Leiden University),, Leiden University.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (28-10-2015). KNOLWEDGE AS IDEOLOGY, IDEOLOGY AS KNOWLEDGE: FUNCTIONALISM IN THE EU INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN, Golem Lecture Series, London School of Economics.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (24-10-2015). Knowledge as Ideology, Ideology as Knowledge: Functionalism in the EU Institutional Design, Conference Law and Ideology, Bangkok, Thailand.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (15-10-2015). TTIP and Regulatory Convergence: the Democratic Implications, Rotterdam, TTIP Lab, Rotterdam University.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (24-9-2015). Vulnerable Consumers in European Private Law, Paradigms of EU law, Antwerps.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (5-9-2015). TTIP Regulatory Cooperation and the Politics of Learning, Plenary Speaker, Critical Legal Conference.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (15-7-2015). Freedom of Contract in the EU, Common Law Society Summer School, Krkonose, Czech Republic.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (29-6-2015). Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership as a way out of the Economic Crisis?, EU crisis and Democracy, Amsterdam.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (25-6-2015). Full Harmonisation after Alemo-Herron, SECOLA conference, Oxford.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (12-1-2015). Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership as Transtional Governance, Lecture, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (21-11-2014). Functionalism and the Transantlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, Seminar 'Moral Limits of the Internal Market', Amsterdam.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (24-9-2014). Democracy and the Transantlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, Conference Euromemorandum, Rome (Italy).
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (4-9-2014). Internal Market Rationality, Private Law and the Direction of the Union: Resuscitating the Market as the Object of the Political, Critical Legal Conference 2014, Stream Ideology, Hegemony and Law: East – West perspective, Sussex Law School, Brighton (United Kingdom).
    • Fahey, E. L. (speaker) & Bartl, M. (speaker) (14-3-2014). A Postnational Marketplace? On the negotiation of the TTIP: democracy, legitimacy and transparency, Council for European Studies, Washington DC, USA.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (27-9-2012). Subsidiarity as a Tool of Democratic Governance in the EU: On Setting the Goals, Choosing the Means and Countering Biases., Conference 'Democracy and Law in Europe', Helsinki.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (20-9-2012). The Democratisation of Expertise? On Normative Requirements for the Involvement of Expertise in Policy Making in the EU. Lessons from European private Law, Conference on Postnational Rulemaking between Authority and Autonomy, organized within the framework of the project 'The Architecture of Postnational Rulemaking', Amsterdam.
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (13-9-2012). The Democratisation of Expertise, SISP Conference 'In the knowledge we trust?', Rome (Italy).
    • Bartl, M. (invited speaker) (23-5-2012). Legitimacy of the Common European Sales Law, Lecture, Maastricht European Private Law Institute.
    • Bartl, M. (speaker) (17-5-2012). Contesting Legality, Conference on Transnational Societal Constitutionalism, Collegio Carlo Alberto, Moncalieri, Turin (Italy).

    Andere

    • Irion, K. (participant), Bartl, M. (participant), Burri, M. (participant), Ryngaert, C. (participant) & Milanovic, M. (participant) (8-10-2018). Amsterdam Privacy Conference 2018, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Panel "Governing Data Flows and Data Protection" (organising a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (organiser) & Leone, C. (organiser) (30-9-2016). CSECL birthday conference: European Private Law in times of growing inequality, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Organiser (organising a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (participant) (12-9-2016). Ideology as Knowledge, Knowledge as Ideology (other).
    • Bartl, M. (participant) (20-6-2016). Discussion on Critical Legal Approaches to TTIP: On Method, London, United Kingdom. Participant in (participating in a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (participant) (18-6-2016). ICON Berlin. Participation in panel 'Questioning Hierarchical Boundaries in Regional Integration Theory' (participating in a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (organiser) & Karavias, M. (organiser) (16-6-2016 - 17-6-2016). Workshop Law and Austerity in Europe, Amsterdam (organising a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (organiser) (4-2-2016 - 6-2-2016). EU Trade Policy at the Crossroads: between Economic Liberalism and Democratic Challenges, Vienna, Austria. Conference organiser (organising a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (participant) (1-2016 - 6-2016). Visiting Fellow Center for European Studies, Boston University, Boston (USA) (other).
    • Bartl, M. (participant) (1-1-2016 - 1-1-2017). Visiting fellow, Harvard School, Cambridge (USA) (other).
    • Bartl, M. (other) (2015). Visiting Fellow, Institute of State and Law of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague, Czech Republic (other).
    • Tauschinsky, R. E. (organiser) & Bartl, M. (organiser) (16-4-2015 - 17-4-2015). Architecture Workshop, Amsterdam. The Power of Knowledge in 'Postnational' Lawmaking (organising a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (organiser) (15-2-2015). Why TTIP: Rationale, Institutions and Democratic Implications, Amsterdam (organising a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (other) (2014). Member, Ius Commune Research School (other).
    • Bartl, M. (participant) (21-11-2014). Access Europe seminar 'Moral Limits of the Internal Market', Amsterdam. Organisation (participating in a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (organiser) (5-9-2014). Critical Legal Conference 2014, University of Sussex, Brighton. Chair stream 'Ideology, Hegemony and Law: An East/West Perspective' (organising a conference, workshop, ...).
    • Bartl, M. (other) (2013). Cooperation with, The Czech Institute of State and Law ASCR (other).
    • Bartl, M. (other) (2013). Member, School of Human Rights Research (other).
    • Bartl, M. (other) (2013). Member Steering Committee, Euromemorandum Group (other).

    2012

    • Bartl, M. (2012). Legitimacy and European Private Law

    2016

    • Bartl, M., & Tauschinsky, R. E. (2016). Knowledge, Power and Law in Postnational Governance.
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