Preliminary program :
October 11 Sociological constitutionalism, courts and legitimacy?
Venue: Domus Nova room 571
9.15 – 10.30 Keynote lecture: Chris Thornhill (Glasgow) “Sociological constitutionalism and the function of rights”
10.45 – 12 Panu Minkkinen (Helsinki) “Constitutionalism, geopolitics and the will to power: a political constitutional theory”
12 – 13 Lunch
13 – 14 Inger-Johanne Sand (Oslo) “The consequences of asymmetric international treaties”
14 – 16.30 Workshop with phd-papers
19.00 Dinner for all participants and lecturers at Tekehtopa/Bar Babylon.
October 12 Societal constitutionalism and globalization
Venue: The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters (2. floor)
9.15 – 11 Keynote lecture: Gunther Teubner (Frankfurt) “Societal constitutionalism and globalization: New constitutional conflicts”
11 – 12 Mikael Rask Madsen (Copenhagen) "Judicializing the International Legal Order: The Rise of International Courts"
12 – 13 Lunch
13 – 15.30 Workshop, phd-papers with comments.
A dinner for lecturers only will be held at Bølgen & Moi Tjuvholmen at 19.00.
Participants are invited to present papers (also for recognition of B-seminar for phd researcher.)
Participation mail to Inger-Johanne Sand: i.j.sand@jus.uio.no
Notice: Day two of the seminar will be open to other attendees. For more information about the registration, click here.