Unburied Memory / Memoria Insepolta - Convegno COSMO

Il diritto all'oblio ai tempi di Internet - Giorgio Resta, Vincenzo Zeno-Zencovich

Si segnala il nuovissimo volume – edito  dalla Roma TrE-Press – curato da Giorgio Resta e da Vincenzo Zeno-Zencovich su “Il diritto all’oblio su Internet dopo la sentenza Google Spain” che contiene 12 approfonditi commenti alla sentenza della Corte di Giustizia, da diverse prospettive.

Il volume è pubblicato sotto licenza “creative commons” ed è dunque liberamente scaricabile dalla pagina 

http://ojs.romatrepress.uniroma3.it/index.php/oblio 

Call for Papers - Issues of Fact: the Pathologies of Fact and the Fictitious in Law and the Humanities

 

Call for Papers

Issues of Fact: the Pathologies of Fact and the Fictitious in Law and the Humanities

A three-day conference organized by Jeanne Gaakeer and Frans-Willem Korsten

To be held September 24-26, 2015

Erasmus School of Law & Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication – Leiden - University Centre for the Arts in Society

Deadline application: a proposal of max. 300 words should be sent to issuesoffact@gmail.com before May 15th, 2015.

 For further information, please visit here.

Incontro di studi - Giovanni Pacchioni e la giurisprudenza come fonte del diritto - Torino, Campus Einaudi, 8 maggio 2015

I debiti della Germania e il suo modello sociale

XXIII Colloquio biennale dell'Associazione Italiana di Diritto Comparato

Giovedì 11, venerdì 12 e sabato 13 giugno si celebra il XXIII Colloquio biennale dell'Associazione Italiana di Diritto Comparato presso Palazzo Chiaromonte - Steri sede del Rettorato dell'Università di Palermo, iniziativa curata dal Dipartimento di Studi Europei e dell'Integrazione Internazionale (D.E.M.S.) della stessa Università. 

All'interno del Colloquio, tra le numerose sessioni di lavoro, segnaliamo la tavola rotonda d'apertura, programmata per giovedì 11 giugno ore 16:00, dal titolo The legacy of Patrick Glenn. Teaching comparative law in the 21st Century, alla quale interverranno B. Favaurque-Cosson, D. Jutras, G. Napolitano, R. Sabato, A. Sherr, V. Trstenjak e L. Moccia; venerdì 12 giugno ore 18:30 la presentazione del volume degli studi in ricordo di Giovanni  Criscuoli, che vede gli interventi di G. Corso, S. Mazzamuto, A. Miranda, P. Stanzione e M. Serio; sabato 13 giugno ore 9:00 tavola rotonda di chiusura dal titolo Comparative Law Handbooks: Past, Present, Future, alla quale parteciperanno G. Ajani, G. De Vergottini, G.F. Ferrari, U. Mattei, P.G. Monateri, L. Pegoraro, A Somma e S. Sica. 

Il programma completo del Colloquio può essere consultato al sito http://www.dirittocomparato.org/doc/COLLOQUIOPALERMO.pdf; la scheda di iscrizione, all'interno della quale tutte le informazioni utili a tal fine, può essere scaricata visitando il sito http://www.dirittocomparato.org/doc/SCHEDA_DI_ISCRIZIONE.pdf

The new website about comparative law, by Professor Arroyo!

Dear Colleagues,

It is my pleasure to invite you to visit the new website of our Academy on www.iuscomparatum.org

In addition to the information concerning the Academy, its members, and all our activities, you will find also a multi-blog with four sections: case law, legislative reform, doctrine and academic events. I hope that the multi-blog, as well as the "news" tab will be very dynamic.

You will receive in a few days the new version of the Academy Directory. Perhaps you have received it already. It has been prepared with great care.

I remain available for any question related to the new website and to the Directory.

With my best regards,

Diego P. Fernández Arroyo
Secretary-General of the International Academy of Comparative Law

Nuovo Realismo & Letteratura - Giornate di studi, 20/21 aprile - Università degli Studi di Torino

Importante convegno che si terrà il 20-21 aprile sul nuovo realismo in letteratura, a cura del Dottorato di Comparatistica.
 
Per maggiori informazioni sul programma, clicca qui.

International Economic Law and the Challenges of Global Inequality - CTLS Academic Annual Conference 2015 17-18 April 2015

Academic Annual Conference 2015 View Email as Webpage

International Economic Law and the Challenges of Global Inequality   CTLS Academic Annual Conference 2015 17-18 April 2015 :: Moot Court Room :: Somerset House East Wing     Increasing economic inequality within and between countries is one of the greatest intellectual and policy challenges of our time. From social movements such as ‘Occupy Wall Street’, ‘We are the 99%’, and the ‘Indignados’, to new treatises including Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty First Century, inequality is centre-stage when we think about the world’s present social and economic condition. The promise of shared prosperity that underwrote economic liberalisation a generation ago remains elusive. Although a few have yielded great benefits from a global economy, many have seen their income stagnate or decline. In many rich countries economic opportunities for youth are bleaker than those of their parents, shattering assumptions of trans-generational progress and social mobility. These dramatic changes were ushered in by a model of economic liberalization structured at the global and domestic levels by law and regulation. The CTLS Academic Annual Conference will explore whether and how international economic law has helped shaped the current conditions of inequality and whether it might help shape solutions. The conference will focus on four main areas: trade, investment, labour, and tax. The conference will also explore interactions between the different fields and how they may illuminate similar problems from different angles. Key questions include: constraints in capacity of the State to regulate economic and social policy; global regulatory competition in tax, labour, and investment law; global initiatives to address collective action problems; asymmetry of global movement of capital and labour; critiques of the State as the best entity to promote welfare. Convenors: Cian Murphy (King’s College London) & Alvaro Santos (Georgetown University). Speakers include: Yuri Biondi (Crns - ESCP Europe), Liam Campling (Queen Mary University of London), Simon Deakin (Cambridge University), Julio Faundez (Warwick University), Susan Franck (Washington and Lee University), Robert Howse (New York University), Ann Mumford (King’s College London), Ann O’Connell (University of Melbourne), Federico Ortino (King’s College London), David Quentin (Stone King), Kerry Rittich (University of Toronto), David Schneiderman (University of Toronto), Hila Shamir (Tel Aviv University), Fiona Smith (Warwick University), Robert Wai (Osgoode Hall). Space at the conference is extremely limited. To request a place please register via EventBrite and our conference support team will be in touch.

Venue Information The conference will take place in the Moot Court Room, Somerset House East Wing, at King's College London's Strand Campus. Please arrive at the Somerset House East Wing reception and you will be directed to the conference venue.

Founded in 2008, the Center for Transnational Legal Studies is a global partnership of leading law faculties with a shared commitment to addressing pressing problems of transnational law and governance.

Invitation - Conférence "The Internet and Citizen Empowerment" 13 avril - SciencesPo

Call for papers - "Issues of Fact: the Pathologies of Fact and the Fictitious in Law and the Humanities"

Call for Papers

Issues of Fact: the Pathologies of Fact and the Fictitious in Law and the Humanities

A three-day conference organized by Jeanne Gaakeer and Frans-Willem Korsten

To be held September 24-26, 2015

Erasmus School of Law & Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication – Leiden - University Centre for the Arts in Society

Deadline application: a proposal of max. 300 words should be sent to issuesoffact@gmail.com before May 15th, 2015.

For more detailed information: click HERE