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Judicial Politics and the Rule of Law
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Judicial Politics and the Rule of Law Konrad Kobyliński, University of Silesia - Kobylinski.konrad@gmail.com Decline of the Rechtsstaat in Turkey: An Analysis through Schmitt’s Articles at the Dawn of Nazi Power Berke Özenç, Turkish-German University in Istanbul - ozenc@tau.edu.tr Liberties Under Siege: The Liberal Democratic Party's Draft Constitution for Japan and the Regression of the Rule of Law Keisuke Abe, Seikei Unviersty - abekei.seikei@gmail.com Panel 5 Chair: Paulina Święcicka ‘Burqa Avenger’ and the paradoxes of the secular subject Giorgia Baldi, Birkbeck - Baldi.giorgia@yahoo.it European Court of Human Rights and the Case of Turkey: A failure in the enforcement of liberal ideals? Esra Demir-Gürsel, Marmara University - esdemir@gmail.com Distorted Communication at the European Court of Human Rights Kimberley Brayson, University of Sussex - K.D.Brayson@sussex.ac.uk Panel 6 Chair: Giorga Baldi (tbc) History Against Rules: History against Rules: Is the Nationalistic Quest for Returning the Cultural Properties of Ancient Kingdoms Dangerous to the Rule of Law? Yoshiaki Sato Seikei University - lcjcij@hotmail.com The Precariousness of (Constitutional) Rights: Investigating the Charter-Interpreting Process Garrett Lecoq, Carleton University - GarrettLecoq@cmail.carleton.ca Indonesia and the Challenge of Legal Pluralism and the Rule of Law Hilaire Tegnan, The Center for Constitutional Study, Andalas University, Indonesia - Tegnan1@yahoo.fr 6. FROM CRISIS TO RESILIENCE: SPATIAL JUSTICE IN AN AGE OF AUSTERITY Panel 1 Chair: Julia J.A. Shaw The Walker Olivia Barr, Melbourne Law School, Australia - olivia.barr@unimelb.edu.au Crisis, austerity and socio-spatial justice: reflections from Athens, Greece Penny Koutrolikou, National Technical University of Athens, Greece - pennykk@gmail.com Paul and Spatial Justice: Critical Legal Readings of an (Non)Ecclesial Figure Taylor Weaver, University of Kent - T.M.Weaver@kent.ac.uk Panel 2 Chair: Hillary J. Shaw CLOCK: Transforming Cultural, Material and Spatial Spheres of Justice Jane Krishnadas, Keele University Law School - j.h.krishnadas@keele.ac.uk Being Illegal Anette Sikke, University of Illinois, Springfield, USA - asikk2@uis.edu Offshore Processing, Spatial Imaginaries and the Sovereign Crisis: An Australian Case Study Emma Patchett, King’s College, London - emma.patchett@kcl.ac.uk 7. CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES AND POLITICAL ECONOMY STREAM Panel 1: Financialization, speculation, short-termism Chair: Iain Frame A philosophical dialogue on financial risk towards a phenomenology of financial markets Daniele D’Alvia, Birkbeck - d.dalvia@bbk.ac.uk The Post-Crisis Reproduction of Financialization in the E.U. The Reconstitution of the European Capital Market as a Medium of Governance. “A Constructive Effort Towards Spontaneous Development” Jasper van Dooren, Kent - J.van-Dooren@kent.ac.uk Law, scale, anti-zooming, and corporate short-termism Lilian Montcrieff, Glasgow - Lilian.Moncrieff@glasgow.ac.uk The company as subject Stephen Connelly, Warwick - S.J.Connelly@warwick.ac.uk Panel 2: Accountability and its limits Chair: Iain Frame The Value of ‘Corporate Accountability’ in International Law: A Marxist Analysis Grietje Baars, City University London - grietje.baars.1@city.ac.uk Instituting the capitalist State: the trials against German industrialists in post-war Germany Hannah Franzki, University of Bremen - franzki@uni-bremen.de The Language of Law and Trade Yoriko Otomo, SOAS - yo4@soas.ac.uk Panel 3: Legal intersections and comparative law Chair: Iain Frame Responses to gender pay equality impediments: Deciphering the Equal Remuneration cases and substantive equality in Australia. Amanda Viriri, Kingston Law School - k1062864@kingston.ac.uk Recovery of pure economic losses under a comparative analysis Renato Lovato Neto, Universidade do Porto/CAPES - rlovatoneto@gmail.com About Law, Economics and Argumentation: The Forgotten Case of Labor Concerns in Brazilian Competition Policy Alberto Barbosa Jr., University of Hamburg and University of Vienna - alberto.barbosa@emle.eu Panel 4: Law and capitalism Chair: Iain Frame An Uneven and Combined Development Theory of Law Susan Dianne Brophy, St. Jerome’s University in the University of Waterloo - susan.brophy@uwaterloo.ca Capitalism, Economy and Foreign Investment Enrique Prieto-Ríos, Birkbeck and Universidad de los Andes - ea.prieto@uniandes.edu.co Varieties of Capitalism and Market-Style Criminal Process Darryl K. Brown, University of Virginia School of Law – brownd@virginia.edu 8. CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON CULTURE AND PRESERVATION - PRECARITY IN OUR PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE CULTURAL HERITAGES Panel 1: Contemporary Issues in Cultural Heritage Law: Underwater Cultural Heritage and Illegal Trafficking Chair: Sara Ross A Battle between Universality and Integrity: From the Point of View of the Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage YinCheng Hsu, University of Glasgow (UK) - y.hsu.1@research.gla.ac.uk Bridge Over Troubled Waters? Underwater Cultural Heritage, The UNESCO Convention, Past Doubts and Current Challenges Eden Sarid, University of Toronto (Canada) - eden.sarid@mail.utoronto.ca New Means in Fighting Against Illicit Traffic of Cultural Property Raffaele Aveta, Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli (Italy) - raffaeleuni@inwind.it Panel 2: Cultural Property and Conflict Chair: Kanwal DP Singh Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of a Non-International Armed Conflict: a case study of criminal prosecutions before international courts Alice Lopes Fabris, Universidade Federal Minas Gerais (Brazil) - alice.lfabris@gmail.com ISIS: A Catalyst for Revisiting the Concept of Cultural Genocide? Mary Kavita Dominic, The National University of Advanced Legal Studies (India) - marykavitadominic@gmail.com Iconoclasm, Cultural Politics and Resilience: The Protection of Cultural Heritage in Post-Conflict Zones Valentina Vadi, Lancaster University (UK) - v.vadi@lancaster.ac.uk Panel 3: Changing the Conversation in Cultural Heritage Law: Intangible Cultural Heritage, Heritage Discourse, and Collective Memory Chair: Valentina Vadi Tension in the Cityscapes: Redevelopment, Intangible Cultural Heritage Preservation, and Assets of Community Value Sara Ross, Osgoode Hall Law School (Canada) – saraross@osgoode.yorku.ca Authorised Heritage Discourse and Cultural Heritage Law Sophie Vigneron. Kent University (UK) - S.Vigneron@kent.ac.uk Cultural Heritage and the City: Urban Conservation and Collective Memory in Hong Kong and Macau Mirosław M. Sadowski, University of Wroclaw (Poland) - mmsadowski@gmail.com Panel 4: Cultural Heritage Law in India Chair: Zehra Betul Ayranci A Novel Perspective on Cultural and Natural Heritage; Innovative Alterations to the Existing System and Thoughtful Addendums for Future Emil Sunil George, Symbiosis Law School, Pune (India) - emilsunilgeorge@gmail.com Intellectual Property Rights Law: A Tool for Legal Protection of Cultural Heritage – Indian Experience Lisa P. Lukose, University School of Law and Legal Studies (India) - drlisarobin@ipu.ac.in Analysis of Law Relating to Protection of Heritage – Reconfiguring Corporate Resources in Reference to India Kanwal DP Singh, University School of Law and Legal Studies (India) - kanwal.als@gmail.com Impact of Globalization, Westernization on Indian Culture: Good or Bad? Ankit Bhandari and Srijan Mishra, National Law University (India) - ankitbha58@gmail.com Panel 5: Modernization of Cultural Heritage Law Chair: Lisa P. Lukose Transforming India’s Antiquated Antiquity Laws Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Chetan J Dixit, Priyansha Rawat, Swati Singh, and Vijeth Acharya, National Law School of India University, Bangalore (India) - vijethacharya@nls.ac.in Internet and Popular Pakistani Literature Muhammad Kamran, Oriential College (Pakistan) - kamran.urdu@pu.edu.pk Fear of Hollywoodzilla: Future Cultural Heritage, International Law and Call For Duty to Preserve Diversity in Global Film Industry Zehra Betul Ayranci, Istanbul Bilgi University School of Law (Turkey) - betulayranci@hotmail.com Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage: Challenges and Experiences Ali Aghahosseini Dehaghani, University of Nantes (France) - aliaghahosseini@gmail.com 9. CRITICAL PSYCHOLAWGY: DIALOGUE AT MODERN TIMES BETWEEN LEGAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES Panel 1: Critical Psychology: Cross-Cultural and Clinical Perspectives Chair: TBC An introduction for a Critical debate in psychology Patrick Denoux, University Toulouse Jean-Jaures - denoux@univ-tlse2.fr Sonia Harrati, University Toulouse Jean-Jaures - harrati@univ-tlse2.fr
Yann Zoldan, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - yann.zoldan@gmail.com From “sacrified youth” to radical fanaticism: Reflection on the phenomenon of radicalisation Lucie Rodrigues, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - lucie.b.rodrigues@gmail.com Public and Police Perspectives on Conflict management and Resolution Strategies: Working together for a Systemic Reform? Garima Jain, Jindal Institute of Behavioural Sciences, O.P. Jindal Global University - gjain@jgu.edu.in Sanjeev P. Sahni Jindal Institute of Behavioural Sciences, O.P. Jindal Global University - drspsahni@jgu.edu.in
Chair: Rachid Oulahal Criminality in modern times: A clinical study of the violent criminal act from the author/victim couple Mathilde Coulanges, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - mathilde.coulanges@gmail.com Death penalty: an empirical analysis of public opinion in India Sanjeev P. Sahni Jindal Institute of Behavioural Sciences, O.P. Jindal Global University - drspsahni@jgu.edu.in Garima Jain, Jindal Institute of Behavioural Sciences, O.P. Jindal Global University - gjain@jgu.edu.in
Regior-Ferrat Fabienne, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - fab.regiorferrat@gmail.com Pirlot Gérard, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - pirlotg@aol.com
Arielle Sagrilla Scarpati, University of Kent - ass29@kent.ac.uk Afroditi Pina, University of Kent Roger Giner-Sorolla, University of Kent Panel 3: Human being Instrumentalization Chairs: Yann Zoldan and Orane Hmana Cyborg imaginaries in law Mika Viljanen, University of Turku - mivevi@utu.fi Psychical filiation / legal filiation a dialectical relation in the heart of contemporary families Delphine Rambeaud-Collin, Psychology and Clinical Psychopathology, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - collindelphine@orange.fr Sylvie Bourdet-Loubere, Psychologue Clinicienne, Maître de Conférences HDR, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès Anne-Valerie Mazoyer, Psychologue Clinicienne, Maître de Conférences HDR, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès Jean-Philippe Raynaud, Professeur des Universités - Praticien Hospitalier. PU-PH La Grave Hospital Toulouse
Fillipe Soto Galind, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - filipe.soto-galindo@etu.univ-tlse2.fr Allyne, Evellyn, Federal University of Pernambuco Elaine Costa-Fernandez, Federal University of Pernambuco Patrick Denoux, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès
Chairs: Mathilde Coulanges and Yann Zoldan Growing old and experiencing memory disorders what perspectives for elderly migrants Rachid Oulahal, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - oulahal@yahoo.fr Patrick Denoux, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès Julien Teyssier, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès Psychical dynamics of resentment : the example of the S.T.O. (forced labour) during WWII Bérangère Pautrat, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - berangere.chambon@wanadoo.fr The Care in prison in New-Caledonia : why take culture into account Orane Hmana, University Toulouse Jean-Jaurès - orane.hmana@yahoo.fr Migration: between resistance and compromise Clementine Resve, University of Lorraine - clem.resve@gmail.com 10. FEMINIST TURNING POINTS Panel 1 Chair: Yvette Russell Mobilisation, problem representation and silencing – paradoxes in Swedish policy around stereotypes, gender equality and free speech. Eva-Maria Svensson, University of Gothenburg - eva-maria.svensson@law.gu.se Maria Edström, University of Gothenburg
Silvana Tapia Tapia, University of Kent - sct25@kent.ac.uk Gay Governance: A Queer Critique Aeyal Gross, Tel-Aviv University - aeyal.gross@gmail.com Panel 2 Chair: Sarah Keenan ‘Governance Feminism’ and the Neoliberal Academy Katie Cruz, University of Bristol - Katie.a.cruz@gmail.com Yvette Russell, University of Bristol - yvette.russell@bristol.ac.uk
Valerie Oosterveld, University of Western Ontario - vooster@uwo.ca Medea and the Tragedy of the Stranger: Feminist turning points Nayeli Urquiza, University of Kent - nayeli.urquiza@gmail.com Panel 3 Chair: Katie Cruz Sex/Gender is Fluid: What Now For Feminist Engagements with International Human Rights? Kathryn Mcneilly, Queen’s University Belfast - k.mcneilly@qub.ac.uk On Gender and Justice: Interrogating Equality, Difference and Discrimination Marjo Rantala, University of Helsinki - marjo.rantala@helsinki.fi Tiia Sudenkaarn, University of Turku - tiijun@utu.fi
Athina Papanagiotou, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences - papanagiotouath@gmail.com Panel 4 Chair: TBC Killed because she is a woman – so what? Law´s (lacking) response to femicides Marjo Rantala, University of Helsinki The Gendered-Nature of Criminal Law Defences: An African Historical Perspective Caroline Smart, University of the Western Cape - carolineannwilson1968@gmail.com Gender Equality and the IPC: The Judicial Response Sanskriti Singh, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur - sanskritisngh6@gmail.com Feminist Turning Point of Nepal Renuka Devi Sitaula, Norvic International Hospital Kathmandu - adrenu@yahoo.com 11. OCCUPATION & THE DAY AFTER: PROTEST, PREFIGURATION, REPRESENTATION Panel 1: Constitutionalism beyond Representation Chair: Illan Wall Anarchism and Republicanism Ruth Kinna, Loughborough - R.E.Kinna@lboro.ac.uk Alex Prichard, Exeter - A.Prichard@exeter.ac.uk
Simon Thorpe, University of Warwick - simongareththorpe@googlemail.com Reconceptualising representation: Schmitt and Derrida Jacques de Ville, University of the Western Cape, South Africa -jdeville@uwc.ac.za Panel 2: Subjective Politics After the Occupation Chair: Simon Thorpe Experimenting, nothing but experimenting: mapping the (im)possibilities of political ruptures. Leticia da Costa Paes, Birkbeck College, University of London, Law and Humanities Department - lpaes01@mail.bbk.ac.uk Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places: Thinking after Squares and Parks or from Pubs and Working Men’s Clubs? Jayan Nayar, School of Law, University of Warwick - R.J.Nayar@warwick.ac.uk Under the Sight of Justice Ceylan Begüm YILDIZ, School of Law (PhD), Birkbeck College, University of London -ceylanbegumyildiz@gmail.com Panel 3: (Dis)order and (In)justice in Atmospheres of Protest Chair: Andreas Kotsakis The Long Range Acoustic Device and the Jurisprudence of Sonic Violence James Parker, Melbourne Law School - parker@unimelb.edu.au Atmotechnics: Policing Crowds in Occupation Illan rua Wall, School of Law, University of Warwick - I.R.Wall@warwick.ac.uk The Disabled People’s Protest: the counter-conduct of the benefit scroungers? A Foucauldian perspective on disability resistance in the context of a welfare reform Ivanka Antova, Queen’s University Belfast - iantova01@qub.ac.uk 12. ON THE LEGAL PRODUCTION OF THE (NEW) COMMONS: LAW AS A LIVING PRACTICE Panel 1 Chair: Vito De Lucia Of Commons, Heterolegalities and Alter-Temporalities Vito De Lucia, Arctic University of Norway - vitodelucia@gmail.com The juridical production of reality: towards a theory of legal performativity Riccardo Baldissone, Westminster University - riccardobaldissone@yahoo.com.au Radical Sovereignty, Law’s Potential Angus McDonald, Staffordshire University - angusmcdonald1@outlook.com Panel 2 Chair: Margherita Pieraccini We as the problem – has it already happened? Kristina Cufar, European University Institute - Kristina.Cufar@eui.eu Legal personhood – singular plural? Susanna Lindroos-Hovinheimo, University of Helsinki - susanna.lindroos@helsinki.fi Panel 3 Chair: Riccardo Baldissone Law's Imaginary Life on the Ground: Liberia and the Rule of Law Shane Chalmers, Australian National University - shane.chalmers@anu.edu.au Joining legal pluralism with legal consciousness in the study of Italian new commons Margherita Pieraccini, University of Bristol - m.pieraccini@bristol.ac.uk Politico-legal dynamics of global constitutionalism and the possibility of commons through law Ekaterina Yahyaoui Krivenko, National University of Ireland - ekaterina.yahyaoui@nuigalway.ie 13. PARRHÊSIA AND THE LAW Panel 1 Chair: Kati Nieminen The mimesis of free speech: Reading Athenian parrhesia with/against Michel Foucault Jan R. Stenger, University of Glasgow, Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies - jan.stenger@helsinki.fi Milton, Parrhesia, and Derrida's Force of Law Louise Mabille, University of Hull - louisemab2@yahoo.com Ethopoiesis and the law Samuli Hurri, University of Helsinki - samuli.hurri@helsinki.fi Panel 2 Chair: Samuli Hurri Hate speech Eliska Pirkova, University of Helsinki - eliska.pirkova@helsinki.fi Inquiring the truth, misstating facts: Law, history and the holocaust denial prohibition Daniela Bifulco, Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli - daniela.bifulco@tin.it The Taboo in Law & the Law as a Taboo Kati Nieminen, University of Helsinki - kati.nieminen@helsinki.fi Panel 3 Chair: Samuli Hurri Counter-community and rights as friendship Bal Sokhi-Bulley, Queen's University Belfast - b.sokhibulley@qub.ac.uk Parrhesia and history David Thomas, Birkbeck School of Law - davidncthomas@gmail.com Parrhesia as Challenge to the Symbolic Order in Political Trials Karen Richmond, University of Strathclyde - karen.richmond@strath.ac.uk 14. RESPONSES TO THE LOSS OF THE POLITICAL: INTELLECTUALS, HUMANITARIANS AND THE REVOLUTIONARIES Panel 1 Chair: Ozan Kamiloglu Co-operation and the Possibility of the Political Tara Mulqueen, Warwick School of Law From anti-capitalist struggles to poverty alleviation policies: situating post-Marxist theories Moniza Rizzini Ansari, Birkbeck School of Law, University of London How to picture sovereignty: from image theory to image-nation Marcus V. A. B. de Matos, Birkbeck School of Law Panel 2 Chair: Tara Mulqueen Mapping the political: Spaces of collective action after the retreat of emancipatory projectsin Turkey Zeynel Gül, Department of Sociology, Koç University, Birkbeck Politics of Human Rights Discourses and the ethics of violence Ozan Kamiloglu, Birkbeck, University of London How to lose friends and alienate people: being a critical theorist Adam Gearey, Birkbeck – a.gearey@bbk.ac.uk 15. REVOLUTION, COUNTER-REVOLUTION AND THE LAW Panel 1: Thresholds: Revolution and the State of Exception Chair: Cosmin Cercel Agamben and Marxism on the State and Civil War Daniel McLoughlin, University of New South Wales - Daniel.McLoughlin@unsw.edu.au Hamburg’s danger zones as a state of exception – A critical analysis drawing on Carl Schmitt and Walter Benjamin Thomas Hirschlein, New School for Social Research, New York City - hirst099@newschool.edu On Exception, Fiction and the Performativity of Law Gian Giacomo Fusco, University of Kent - giangiacomofusco@yahoo.it Panel 2: The Other Side: Revolution, Law and Marxism Chair: Simon Lavis Directory: law law -> Law in American Society Black History Month Essay Contest law -> A brand New Image? Should Personality Rights be law -> Jurisdiction of the Courts law -> Luther V. Borden: a taney Court Mystery Solved law -> ‘Intellectual Property Rights in Sport’ law -> The law of tort introduction a. 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