Background
Doctor Hans Joachim Glaesner, Professor was born in 1923 in Hildesheim.
Doctor Hans Joachim Glaesner, Professor was born in 1923 in Hildesheim.
University of Göttingen (State Exams, 1950, 1954. Doctor of law, 1955). Spoken languages: German, English and French.
Worked at Gleiss Lutz Hootz Hirsch Rechtsanwalte (Brussels) specializing in European Commission Institutions, European Commission State Aid, European Commission Trade Relations, General European Commission Law, International Law. Admitted to the bar, 1987, Germany (Not admitted in Belgium). Company-author with Doctor Wegen: "Die anwaltliche Praxis im Gemeinschaftsrecht," (Practising Community Law), 1995.
Author: "Das Recht als Gestaltungsmittel der Politik der Europäischen Gemeinschaften" (The Role of Law as a Policy Instrument in the European Communities), 1986.
Company-author: "Der EWG-Vertrag, Kommentar" (The European Economic Community Treaty, a Commentary), 1960. Professor of Law, University of Saarbrücken, 1987.
Visiting Professor of Law: Fordham University of Law and Michigan Law School, 1988. Lecturer on Law: University of Strasbourg/France, 1987-1989.
University of Saarbrücken, 1979-1989.
Visiting Professor of Law, University of California, Los Angeles and Berkeley, 1976. Director-General, Legal Services of the Council of the European Commission, 1975-1986. Chef de Cabinet of Professors Dahrendort and Brunner, Members of the Commission, 1973-1975.
Director, Research and Development Policy in the Commission of the European Commission, 1968-1973.
Legal Advisor to the Commission of the European Commission, 1960-1968. Counsellor, Federal Ministry of Justice, Participation in Negotiating the European Economic Community Treaties of Rome, 1956-1957.
Judge, State of Lower Saxony, 1954-1956. Member: German Society for Comparative Law.
European and International Law Associations.
International Bar Association. Society for International and Comparative Law.
Member: German Society for Comparative Law. European and International Law Associations. International Bar Association.
Society for International and Comparative Law.
