- Pander Maat, E. (2022). Google v. CNIL: A Commentary on the Territorial Scope of the Right to Be Forgotten. European Review of Private Law, 30(Issue 2), pp. 241–262. doi:10.54648/erpl2022013.
- Pander Maat, E., Maurik, D.V., Islas, R.G. and Piscitelli, G. (2022). The Right to Be Forgotten in the UK: A Case Note on the English and Welsh High Court Reasoning in NT1 & NT2 v. Google and the Post-Brexit Prospects in the GDPR era. European Review of Private Law, 30(Issue 2), pp. 263–290. doi:10.54648/erpl2022014.
- Pander Maat, E. (2022). ‘Leading by example, ideas or coercion? The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism as a case of hybrid EU climate leadership’. European Papers, 7(1), pp. 55–67.
- Pander Maat, E., Grootelaar, H.A.M. and Jansen, A.A.A. (2018). Hoe eerlijk ervaren consumenten de klachtbehandeling? Tijdschrift voor Klachtrecht, 2, pp. 1–15.
Eva Pander Maat
Contact details
Address
Eva Pander Maat
City, University of London
Northampton Square
London EC1V 0HB
United Kingdom
Northampton Square
London EC1V 0HB
United Kingdom
About
Overview
Eva Pander Maat holds an LLM in Legal Research (cum laude) from Utrecht University. Her thesis investigates climate coherence - the integration of climate into other policy areas - in the internal and external dimension of EU law. Climate coherence is crucial because climate change mitigation is a cross-disciplinary policy challenge. However, the EU does not just implement climate coherence in its internal legislation. It also seeks to externalize internal measures in order to incentivize third country climate policy, or 'set a global standard'. With the Green Deal, this external dimension has become an explicit legislative objective. Eva's research assesses climate coherence in EU energy, tax, trade and internal market policy and illuminates the intricate interaction between its internal and external dimension.
Prior to arriving at City, Eva received a scholarship for a research stay on the Collegio dei Fiamminghi at the University of Bologna, completed traineeships at the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik in Berlin and the Dutch Embassy to Israel in Tel Aviv and worked as a legal assistant on matters of constitutional and administrative law at the Dutch State Attorney’s office.
Besides her research, Eva teaches on EU law modules and acts as PhD Representative at City Law School. Her PhD is funded by a Jean Monnet Scholarship and supervised by Professor Panos Koutrakos and Professor Elaine Fahey.
Qualifications
- LLM Legal Research (cum laude), Utrecht University, Netherlands, Sep 2018 – Aug 2020
- LLB (honours), Utrecht Law College, Netherlands, Sep 2015 – Aug 2018
- Bachelor of Arts, University College Utrecht, Netherlands, Sep 2012 – Aug 2015
Employment
- Trainee, DG-CLIMA, European Commission, Jun 2022
- Graduate Teaching Assistant, City, University of London, Sep 2020 – present
- Research Trainee, German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Aug – Oct 2019
- Legal Assistant, Pels Rijcken & Droogleever Fortuijn, Feb – Nov 2018
- Politics Trainee, Embassy of the Kingdom of The Netherlands to Israel, Aug 2017 – Jan 2018
Languages
Dutch; Flemish (can read, write, speak, understand spoken and peer review), English (can read, write, speak, understand spoken and peer review) and French (can read, write and speak).
Publications
Publications by category
Chapters (2)
- Pander Maat, E. (2022). ‘The Carbon Border Adjustment and the challenge of being a ‘good’ climate and trade actor’. In Fahey, E. and Mancini, I. (Eds.), Understanding the EU As a Good Global Actor Ambitions, Values and Metrics Edward Elgar Publishing. ISBN 978-1-80220-297-7.
- Pander Maat, E. and Bendiek, A. (2021). The EU’s cybersecurity policy - A regulatory approach to resilience. In Siboni, G. and Ezioni, L. (Eds.), Cybersecurity and Legal-Regulatory Aspects (pp. 23–64). World Scientific Publishing.
Conference papers and proceedings (10)
- Pander Maat, E. (2023). How the EU Approaches the Trade-offs in the Internal and External Pursuit of Climate Coherence. KCL-UCL Environmental Law Symposium 19 May, King’s College London.
- Pander Maat, E. (2023). The EU’s externalization of climate coherence. 18th Biennial EU Studies Association Conference 4-6 May, University of Pittsburgh.
- Pander Maat, E. (2023). ‘Competences - facilitating or constraining climate coherence?’ RUG-CLS Research Exchange 17 April, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.
- Pander Maat, E. (2022). The EU as a green global standard-setter. UK Association for European Law (UKAEL) Young Researcher Workshop 28 November.
- Pander Maat, E. (2022). From environmental integration to prioritization - Article 11 TFEU as a driver of EU climate policy integration? Society of Legal Scholars’ Annual Conference 6-9 September.
- Pander Maat, E. (2022). Integrating climate across EU policy fields – The institutional perspective. City, University of London, PhD Forum 6 May.
- Pander Maat, E. (2021). The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism - the new EU climate leadership. EU External Relations Working Group 8 December.
- Pander Maat, E. (2021). The EU as a ‘good’ actor at the climate - trade nexus. City, University of London, Understanding the EU as a Good Global Governance Actor Workshop 1 July.
- Pander Maat, E. (2021). Rewriting climate territoriality? The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. Council for European Studies, 27th International Conference of Europeanists 21-25 June.
- Pander Maat, E. (2021). Climate security versus energy security: how to fuel the Union? University of Edinburgh, Doctoral Researcher Workshop 22 April.
Journal articles (4)
Working paper
- Pander Maat, E. and Bendiek, A. (2019). The EU’s regulatory approach to cybersecurity. Berlin: Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik.
Other
- Pander Maat, E. (2021). The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) as a building block of an ever-evolving relationship.