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Jaanika Erne, M.A: EU Law, University of London, King's College, 2008; M.A: Law, University of Tartu, 2004; LL.M: Public International Law, University of Helsinki, 2003; Ph.D Candidate at the Faculty of Law of the University of Tartu. In 1987-1999 J. Erne has studied Theology and although those studies remained unfinished, they have influenced her understanding of the World. J. Erne reads two courses on protection of human rights and rights in Europe at the Faculty of Law of the University of Tartu. Since Autumn Term 2009, she is a lecturer at the Institute of Political Science and Governance of the Tallinn University. Areas of interest: public international law; human rights law; protection of rights; internal and international policy- and decision-making; historical and contemporary interaction of law and society and what may be learned from that; how morals becomes law.

Some Sunday Fun

0:48, 28 February 2010

The International Law Prof Blog has put up a refreshing video headed: “Why people don’t walk cats” (here downloaded from Youtube):

Whereas the Centre of European Law of the University of London has put up a new list of upcoming events.(L.W.)

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Jaanika Erne

Jaanika Erne, M.A: EU Law, University of London, King's College, 2008; M.A: Law, University of Tartu, 2004; LL.M: Public International Law, University of Helsinki, 2003; Ph.D Candidate at the Faculty of Law of the University of Tartu. In 1987-1999 J. Erne has studied Theology and although those studies remained unfinished, they have influenced her understanding of the World. J. Erne reads two courses on protection of human rights and rights in Europe at the Faculty of Law of the University of Tartu. Since Autumn Term 2009, she is a lecturer at the Institute of Political Science and Governance of the Tallinn University. Areas of interest: public international law; human rights law; protection of rights; internal and international policy- and decision-making; historical and contemporary interaction of law and society and what may be learned from that; how morals becomes law.

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