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Jukka
Snell
Professor, Laws
Prof

Contact

+358 29 450 4401
+358 50 309 2695
Caloniankuja 3
20500
Turku

Areas of expertise

European Union law

Biography

Professor Snell was educated at the University of Helsinki and at King’s College London, where he was a King’s College London Association and Lord Slynn Foundation Scholar. His area of expertise is European Union law. Before joining the University of Turku, he held the post of Professor of European Law at Swansea University, where he had also served as the Deputy Head of School and the Operational Head of School.

Teaching

Professor Snell has taught EU law at numerous institutions, including the UK Civil Service College, King’s College London, the University of Leicester, and Univ. Carlos III (Madrid). He has acted as an external examiner of LLB or LLM programmes inter alia at the University of Edinburgh, King’s College London, and Queen Mary University of London. At Turku, he teaches courses on the Foundations of European Law and on the Internal Market Law, and supervises dissertations both at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Research

Professor Snell’s main research interest is European economic integration. He was co-editor of European Law Review until 2019 and is now a member of the Editorial Board of the journal.

Professor Snell is the Chair of the Law, Political Science and Public Administration Panel for Julkaisufoorumi, which is a project set up by the Federation of Finnish Learned Societies to evaluate research quality. He has given evidence to the Finnish Parliament on various questions relating to European integration. He is a Member of the Editorial Board of European Business Law Review. He is a frequent speaker at international conferences and has delivered papers inter alia at Universities of Amsterdam, Antwerp, Cambridge, Helsinki, Leeds, Leiden, Oslo, Oxford, and Utrecht, as well as at Copenhagen Business School, King’s College London and University College London. He has examined PhDs for example at University of Oxford and European University Institute. He is on the EU reserve list of persons who may serve as members of the UK Withdrawal Agreement arbitration panel.

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