Culture is for the Member States, not for the European Union (EU).
This position is one which marked the competence divide in the field of culture in the early phases of European integration, and that is still an argument today. Throughout European integration, however, it has become clear that culture is omnipresent in the EU legal order.
We’re looking forward to hearing from Dr Aurélie Villanueva about her work on this issue. You’re welcome to join us at the Amsterdam Law School or online.
Monday 2 June, 15:30-17:00cet.
Culture in European Union Law: Unpacking the economic and non-economic dichotomy – ACELG – University of Amsterdam
