Associated Partners
The EDLE programme combines high-level theoretical research and empirical studies with policy-relevant analysis.
It is designed to be an influential and challenging intellectual enterprise not only for the academic world but for society at large. To close the gap between academia and society, EDLE has established various types of collaborations with public and private research institutions, governmental bodies, law firms and consulting firms, commercial enterprises and representatives of industrial groups active in the policy arena. Institutions cooperating with the EDLE are collectively referred to as Associate Members.
- Allen & Overy (Italy)
- AMEC Earth & Environmental (Italy)
- Central Depository Services (India) Limited
- Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) (Belgium)
- College van Beroep voor het Bedrijfsleven (Administrative High Court for Trade and Industry) (Netherlands)
- Deloitte Deutschland (Germany)
- Deutsche Bank AG (Germany)
- Deutsche Bundesbank, Regional Office Hamburg (Germany)
- Ernst & Young AG (Germany)
- Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP (Germany, Italy)
- Handelskammer Hamburg (Germany)
- National Law School of India University (India)
- Negrí-Clementi Toffoletto Montironi & Soci Studio Legale Associato (Italy)
- Pavia e Ansaldo Studio Legale (Italy, Belgium)
- Studiecentrum voor Kernenergie (Belgian Nuclear Research Centre) (Belgium)
- Taylor Wessing Partnerschaftsgesellschaft von Rechtsanwälten (Germany, Italy)
- TLS Associazione Professionale di Avvocati e Commercialisti (Italy)
- White & Case LLP (Germany)
Representtives of the Associate Members are part of the Advisory Board, established to assist in the promotion, implementation, evaluation and sustainable development of the EDLE. The Advisory Board provides guidance and feedback in the selection of the theses’ topics, choice of topics to be -discussed in seminars and suggests names of people operating in the professional sectors that can contribute to the EDLE curriculum. Associate Members play a role in the knowledge transfer by offering seminars on occasional basis, offering short-term research visits or internships within their institutions, and by acting as additional advisors.
