| Dr. Justin Borg-BarthetEmail: j.borgbarthet@dundee.ac.ukDirect Dial: +44 (0)1382 381078Room No: 3.24 |
B.A. Legal & Humanistic Studies, University of Malta.
Diploma of Notary Public, University of Malta.
LL.D., University of Malta.
LL.M. in International and European Law, University of Aberdeen.
PhD, University of Aberdeen.
Advocate (Malta).
Certificate of Trust Law and Administration, Institute of Financial Services (Malta).
Justin joined the School of Law as a lecturer in 2008. He was previously a tutor and research assistant at the University of Aberdeen. His PhD thesis was entitled 'The Governing Law of Companies in EU Law'. Justin completed his undergraduate studies in law and European Studies at the University of Malta. He qualified as an advocate following employment at a leading Maltese commercial law firm where he acquired experience of privatisations, transnational litigation and dispute resolution, financial services and corporate legal services. This was followed by postgraduate study at the University of Aberdeen.
Undergraduate: Legal Methods and Systems (Level 1), Administrative Law (Level 2), European Law (Level 2), European Union Law – Current Issues (Level 3), Company Law (Level 4).
Postgraduate: International Dispute Resolution (distance learning), Legal Research and Writing for IDR (distance learning).
Justin offers postgraduate supervision in the fields of Private International Law and European Law.
Justin's research interests lie principally in the areas of Private International Law and European Union Law. His research focuses on how the legal systems of the EU's Member States interact with each other and with EU law. It attempts to identify how best to establish a market free of artificial distortions in a community of socially diverse States. In particular, the research explores the balance between party autonomy and the residual rights of Member States to govern their socio-economic affairs.
Selected Publications |
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