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Professor Dagmar Schiek

Dagmar Schiek is Professor of Law at Queen's University Belfast and holds a Jean Monnet ad personam Chair in EU Law and Policy. Professor Schiek directs the Centre of European and Transnational Legal Studies and convenes the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence "Tensions at the Fringes of the European Union" as an interdisciplinary project.

Karlsruhe 5 May 2020 – spelling the “end of the EU” or indicating distrust in judicial dialogue?
Europe
Karlsruhe 5 May 2020 – spelling the “end of the EU” or indicating distrust in judicial dialogue?
How Can and Should the European Union respond to COVID-19 beyond short-termism….?
Health and Wellbeing
How Can and Should the European Union respond to COVID-19 beyond short-termism….?
The ECJ’s Wightman ruling, the “Brexit” process and the EU as a constitutional entity
Europe
The ECJ’s Wightman ruling, the “Brexit” process and the EU as a constitutional entity
Brexit and the island of Ireland – any news from the EU’s revised offer for a withdrawal agreement?
Europe
Brexit and the island of Ireland – any news from the EU’s revised offer for a withdrawal agreement?
The island of Ireland and ‘Brexit’: a new approach
Europe
The island of Ireland and ‘Brexit’: a new approach
The Home Office “Statement of Intent” for EU citizens’ settled status in the UK – for what it is worth…
Europe
The Home Office “Statement of Intent” for EU citizens’ settled status in the UK – for what it is worth…
The island of Ireland and “Brexit”: a legal-political critique of the draft withdrawal agreement
Europe
The island of Ireland and “Brexit”: a legal-political critique of the draft withdrawal agreement
Will the Irish question be solved?
Europe
Will the Irish question be solved?
Brexit deal: Creative solutions postponed – and much work for legal drafters
Europe
Brexit deal: Creative solutions postponed – and much work for legal drafters
German election – what does it mean for the EU and the UK withdrawal process?
Europe
German election – what does it mean for the EU and the UK withdrawal process?
The UK government’s position paper on Northern Ireland after Brexit – some initial thoughts
Europe
The UK government’s position paper on Northern Ireland after Brexit – some initial thoughts
Escaping the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice for the European Union by EUXIT?
Europe
Escaping the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice for the European Union by EUXIT?
Hard Brexit – perspectives for the island of Ireland?
Europe
Hard Brexit – perspectives for the island of Ireland?
High Court ruling on UK withdrawal from the EU – a legal perspective
Europe
High Court ruling on UK withdrawal from the EU – a legal perspective
UK government targeting employers with EU citizens on their salary lists
Europe
UK government targeting employers with EU citizens on their salary lists
Beyond the UK Referendum – what next for the EU?
Europe
Beyond the UK Referendum – what next for the EU?
EU referendum – economics, social policy and employment rights
Europe
EU referendum – economics, social policy and employment rights
What does the 23 June mean for Northern Ireland specifically? Legal Perspectives no 3: Equality legislation
Europe
What does the 23 June mean for Northern Ireland specifically? Legal Perspectives no 3: Equality legislation
What does the 23 June mean for Northern Ireland specifically? Legal Perspectives no 2: Peace
Europe
What does the 23 June mean for Northern Ireland specifically? Legal Perspectives no 2: Peace
EU Referendum: Border impact of a Brexit on Northern Ireland
Europe
EU Referendum: Border impact of a Brexit on Northern Ireland