Home
→
Treballs d'estudiants
→
Dret
→
Master in European and Global Law

Master in European and Global Law

Browse by

Treballs de fi de màster realitzats per estudiants del Master in European and Global Law de la UPF.

Recent Submissions

Trabajo doméstico y migrantes latinoamericanas en España: perspectiva Interseccional y poscolonial

Lorusso, Camila Belén (2024-06)

Esta tesis analiza la situación de las mujeres latinoamericanas que se insertan en el ámbito doméstico en España desde un enfoque interseccional y poscolonial. El Real Decreto-Ley 16/2022 ofrece mejoras a las empleadas ...
The European super league: kicking back the UEFA: can the UEFA threaten to exclude football clubs and players from joining championships such as the champions league?: a legal analysis of the ruling of 21

Smulders, Sarah (2023-12)

This Thesis contains a legal analysis of the judgment of the 23rd of December 2023 on the Super League. It will specifically discuss the role of the UEFA over the years and how it has grown into the dominant position it ...
Ambush marketing

Abisambra Bernal, Evelyn (2024)

En este documento se presentan algunas prácticas de ambush marketing o marketing de emboscada y se realiza un análisis jurídico de estas estrategias para determinar si las mismas pueden ser consideradas como actos de ...
Balancing judicial independence and mutual recognition: the CJEU’s case–law on the European arrest warrant and fundamental rights protection

Gutiérrez García, Sara (2024-06)

Faced with attacks in certain EU states against the rule of law and which affect judicial independence, the Court of Justice of the European Union has been swamped by a series of preliminary questions where Member States ...
Good faith in European preliminary agreements: should you consider a good faith clause when drafting preliminary agreements?

Scheer, Kimberley (2023-06-16)

This thesis deals with precontractual liability in Europe and more specifically focuses on the duty of acting in good faith as it is present in certain jurisdictions under the chapeau of culpa in contrahendo. It concentrates ...
Copyright implications of the use of generative AI

Sandiumenge Torres, Isaac Yael (2023)

This thesis will be divided into three chapters: in the first chapter, I will talk about the copyright implications of training AI, which I refer to as inputs. To that end, I will acquaint the reader, on the one hand, with ...
Cross-border parental child abduction in the European Union: hearing the child’s voice

Fernandes, Elodie (2022)

As international parental abduction cases are often reported in the press and media, society tends to empathise with the victimised parent. Although the left-behind parent suffers the consequences, the child remains the ...
No more thoughts and prayers: evaluating constitutional routes to gun control in the United States

Olstein, Sydney (2022-06)

This thesis aims to expose potential constitutional routes to gun control in the United States. Although this topic has been covered by many academics, legal scholars, lawyers, and judges before, here will be evaluated ...
Judicial comity overstretched: the Bosphorus presumption as an attempt to channel the opposing tides of European fundamental rights protection

Thomson, Eve (2022-07-21)

Far from channelling opposing tides, the Bosphorus presumption of equivalent protection is an example of judicial comity overstretched: with a distorting effect on fundamental rights protection. This thesis will contextualise ...
Catcalling : a social problem in need of a legal solution?: criminalisation of street harassment from a comparative European perspective

Siggemann, Ina (2022)

In this master thesis I will analyse the existing problems of the phenomenon of catcalling and its possible criminalisation from a legal and gender perspective. For this purpose, I will first describe the impact of street ...
Problematising the rule of law as a fundamental value of the European Union

Cowie, Sarah (2022-08-11)

By ‘problematising’, I mean to state my intention to discover why the rule of law has become such a significant problem in the European Union over the past decade. In turn, I will analyse the concept of the constitutional ...
Artificial intelligence and the right to freedom of opinion and expression: potential threats to human rights due to unregulated practices under international law

Alborch Nadal, Gemma (2022)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) remains an ambiguous yet increasingly common phenomena. Its convoluted nature makes it extremely difficult for ordinary individuals to understand its functioning, and thus its consequences for ...
Radical feminism, prima facie wrongdoing, and the council of Europe: tackling rape before the European court of human rights

Bell Romero, Melissa (2022)

This paper is centred around the link between human rights and the crime of rape. The European Court of Human Rights is the final interpreter of the European Convention on Human Rights, and increasingly the Court is hearing ...
Our obligations to future generations: a human rights approach in the case of Neubauer et al. v. Germany

Fairhurst, Kirsty (2022-07-12)

Climate change presents profound changes to the Earths’ system and has the potential to impact human rights around the world, both now and in the future. This is becoming a more prominent area of research among legal ...
Enforcing carbon majors’ liability for climate change: a comparative study of tort law based climate litigation in the Netherlands and Spain

Portela Giráldez, Ignacio (2022-08-21)

Carbon Majors are the main global contributors to climate change, and yet, seldom have their environmental liability been enforced by the Judiciary. The lack of specific legal provisions regarding climate change has hindered ...
Let them eat (their own) cake: insulting the crown and freedom of expression

De Naeyer, Babette (2022-06)

This thesis examines whether the crime of insulting the crown is a proportional limitation to freedom of expression. The thesis is divided into two main chapters: a legal or normative approach to the problem, and a more ...
Evaluation of the European Union-Turkey readmission agreement in the framework of human rights and the concept of a safe third country: can Turkey be accepted as a safe third country?

Mazi, Pinar Aylin (2022-06)

The aim of this study is to evaluate the readmission agreement between the European Union and Turkey, which is one of the legal and political steps taken towards increasing migration movements to Europe in the recent period, ...
Gender-based persecution at the international, European and Spanish levels: obstacles and challenges

Kowalyszyn, Clarisa Irina (2021)

This paper is an effort to discuss the concept of gender-based persecution and the normative framework at the International, European and Spanish levels. My starting point is that International Refugee Law has been ...
Legal and safe pathways in the EU, a double commitment: protection of asylum seekers and women’s rights

Fernández Buman, Sol (2021)

The purpose of this paper is to show how by creating safe and legal pathways for asylum seekers to reach the European territory, the EU would commit with the protection of both, asylum seekers and women’s rights. The ...