Constitutionalism Beyond the State and the Role of Domestic Constitutional Courts: Solange – 50th Anniversary
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First Block 9:30 am - 12.30 pm Commentator: Eyal Benvenisti (University of Cambridge) |
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Francesco Saitto (Sapienza University of Rome) |
Do Not Forget Solange I: The Protection of Fundamental Rights in Europe and the Struggle Over the Concretization of the European Constitutional Order |
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Jakob Gašperin Wischhoff (Humboldt University of Berlin) |
So Long, Disputed Legacy of Solange Questioning the Coherence of Trajectory of National Judicial Resistance in the EU |
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Michael Kalis & Anna-Lena Priebe (University of Greifswald) |
The right to climate protection and the essentially comparable protection of fundamental rights- Activating Solange in European Climate Change Litigation? |
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Second Block 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Commentator: Monica Claes (University of Maastricht) |
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Marcin Barański (Humboldt University of Berlin) |
Solange I and II: Between Constitutional Pluralism and National Constitutional Supremacy? |
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Max Steuer (O.P. Jindal Global University) |
Republican Constitutional Puralism and Dedifferentiation of EU Integration: The Role of Constitutional Courts |
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Friday, January 13th
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Third Block 9:30 am - 12.30 pm Commentator: Lars Vielleichner (University of Bremen) |
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Sarah Geiger (University of Hamburg) |
European and French Constitutional Law from then until today in constitutional jurisprudence: From strict separation towards EU-friendly identity control? |
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Niels Graaf (University of Amsterdam) |
‘Solange’, ‘Fintantoché’, ‘Tant que’. The use of a canonical German decision in French and Italian constitutional debates |
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Eleonora Mesquita Ceia (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro) |
The role of the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court in facing illiberal populism in emergency times |
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Fourth Block 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Commentator: Daniel Halberstam (University of Michigan) |
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Nik de Boer (University of Amsterdam) |
Karlsruhe’s Europe and the Politics of National Constitutional Identity Review |
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Julian Scholtes (University of Glasgow) |
Constitutional identity and political closure |
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