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Dr. Apolline Roger [email protected] Education: University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, MI Sept. 2012-­‐ May 2013
Post-­‐Doctorate. Research project: EU/US chemicals governance systems analysed with regard to their ability to meet the ‘cocktail effect’ challenge Honors: Michigan Grotius fellowship Aix-­‐Marseille University Law School, Aix-­‐en-­‐Provence, France Sept. 2007-­‐ Sept. 2012 Ph.D. Title: The Voluntary Environmental Agreements of the EU legal order Defended the 10th of December 2013, received the highest honors Ph.D. fellowship, French Ministry of high education and research Aix-­‐Marseille University Law School, Aix-­‐en-­‐Provence, France Sept. 2006-­‐ July 2007 LL.M, Second year GPA: 17/20, Class Rank: 1st, Summa Cum Laude Major: European Law, Minor: International and European law Honors: Association of European lawyers award for the best Master dissertation in European Union law, Fellowship on merit, French Ministry of high education and research Limoges University Law School, Limoges, France Sept. 2005-­‐ July 2006 LL.M, First year GPA: 16/20, Class Rank: 1st, Summa Cum Laude Major: International, European and national environmental law Amiens University Law School, Amiens, France B.A. GPA: 15.677/20, Class Rank: 1st, Magna Cum Laude Major: Public law, Minor: European Law Sept. 2001-­‐ July 2004 Experience: Senior Teaching Fellow-­‐ University of Edinburgh law school, Edinburgh July 2013-­‐2016 • Teach to the LLM Global environment and Climate Change Law • Director of the LLM Global environment and Climate Change Law Guest Lecturer-­‐ University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor October 2012 • Title: What Can the United States Learn from REACH? • Guest lecture in the “Toxic law and Toxic Torts” Class, Professor Sara Gosman. Legal Consultant for Matthieu Wemaëre, Environmental Attorney, Fall 2011 • Hired for my expertise on voluntary environmental agreements to elaborate such an agreement between the toners and cartridges manufacturers and the French Ministry for environmental protection. 1 •
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Publications: Wrote several briefs to explain how to conceive an efficient voluntary environmental agreement and what are the legal issues at stake. Wrote the Voluntary Agreement draft submitted to discussion between the private partners and between the enterprises and the French Ministry for environmental protection. Teaching Assistant – Aix-­‐Marseille University, France Sept. 2006 -­‐ July 2011 • Taught classes in: European Union policies Law, European Union Constitutional Law, International Law, French Constitutional Law (First, second and third year, LL.M). • Coached Aix-­‐en-­‐Provence European law moot court Team, best written pleadings at the regional final. • Supervised LL.M Dissertations. Researcher – Aix-­‐ Marseille University, France Sept. 2006 -­‐ August 2012 • Wrote Ph.D. dissertation and several publications (list below). • Conceived and organized an International symposium on “How to Involve Enterprises in Climate Policies”. • Participated in several collective researches • Participated in the organization of several symposia Visiting scholar, Heidelberg, Germany Sept. 2009 -­‐ Jan. 2010 • Max Planck Institute for comparative public law and international law • Researched, participated to the institute research meetings. • Honor: CIERA Scholarship, DAAD scholarship Book author • To be published this summer: The Voluntary Agreements of the EU Legal Order, (Original title: Les accords environnementaux dans le système juridique de l’Union européenne), Bruylant, 2013. • The Legal Aspects of the EU International Environmental Policy (Original title: L’action environnementale extérieure de l’UE. Les accords mixtes), Paris, l’Harmattan, 2010, 202 p. Book editor • With Sandrine Maljean-­‐Dubois, From Self-­‐regulation to Co-­‐regulation: How to Involve Companies in Climate Policies (Original title: L'implication des entreprises dans les politiques climatiques -­‐ Entre corégulation et autorégulation), Paris, La documentation française, 2011, 214 p. Book chapters 2 •
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Presentations: Enterprises as partners: focus on co-­‐regulation in the EU legal order, in Companies on Climate Change, Cygler (M.), Colard-­‐Fabregoule (C.), Warsaw School of Economics Publisher, 2011. Co-­‐regulation in EU Climate Policy: the Role of Voluntary Agreements (Original title: Corégulation et politique climatique de l’Union européenne. Le rôle des accords environnementaux), in MALJEAN-­‐DUBOIS (S.), ROGER (A.), From Self-­‐
regulation to Co-­‐regulation: How to Involve Companies in Climate Policies (Original title: L'implication des entreprises dans les politiques climatiques -­‐ Entre corégulation et autorégulation), Paris, La documentation française, 2011, 214 p. EU Energy Efficiency Standards and Enterprises: An Intricate Relationship (Original title: L’évolution du rôle des entreprises en matière de normes communautaires relatives au rendement des produits consommateurs d’électricité) in GHERARI (H.) et KERBRAT (Y.) (dir.), Enterprises and the International Legal Order (Original title: L’entreprise dans la société internationale), Journées Internationales du CERIC – Aix-­‐en-­‐Provence, Paris, Pedone, 2010, pp. 213-­‐229. From a Passive to an Active Role in Law Making: Co-­‐regulation (Original title: Quelle implication des destinataires de la norme? La voie de la corégulation), VertigO -­‐ La revue en sciences de l'environnement, Hors série n° 6, 2009, available at http://vertigo.revues.org/8956 Autopsy of a Failure: An Evaluation of the EU Voluntary Agreements concluded with the Car Manufacturers (Original title: Comprendre les causes d’un échec: une évaluation des accords environnementaux conclus entre la Commission et les constructeurs automobiles), in HERVE-­‐FOURNEREAU (N.) (dir.), Voluntary approaches and Environmental Law (Original title: Les approches volontaires et le droit de l’environnement), PU Rennes, 2008, pp. 127-­‐146, 326 p. Law Review Publications • Comment on the Decision of the Court of justice of the European Union n°C-­‐
343/09, Journal for European Environmental and Planning Law, vol. 8 n°2, 2011, pp. 220-­‐225. • EU News Brief, Cahiers Droit, Sciences & Technologies n°2, mars 2009. • EU News Brief, Cahiers Droit, Sciences & technologies n°1, mars 2008. Topic – co-­‐regulation, self-­‐regulation and new governance • Warsaw-­‐Poland (2011), Aix-­‐en-­‐Provence-­‐France (2010), Amsterdam-­‐Netherlands (2009), Ottawa-­‐Canada (2009), Aix-­‐en-­‐Provence-­‐France (2008), Rennes-­‐France (2007) Topic – the evolution of EU’s governance • Toulouse-­‐France (2007) Topic -­‐ EU international environmental policy • Brasilia, Salvador de Bahia-­‐Brazil (2006) 3 Languages: English (fluent), French (native), German (intermediate +/ C1) 4