giovedì 15 maggio 2014

Beijing Law Review call for papers

Beijing Law Review (BLR) is a peer-reviewed open access journal. 
We would like to invite you to submit related papers to us via the Paper Submission System.

Published Articles in BLR
• Smart Grid Law and Regulation—Case Study of Tafila Smart Grid
  Author(s): Mohammad Mahasneh, Qais Alsafasfeh
• Edict in Pre-Colonial India: An Analysis from the New Haven Perspective1
  Author(s): Fozia Nazir Lone
• Notes on Constitutional Endurance
  Author(s): Dag Anckar
• Overview of the Australian Commonwealth Administrative Law System: Preliminary Issues for Consideration
  Author(s): Francisco Esparraga
• Interpretation of Article One of the Convention against Torture in Light of the Practice and Jurisprudence of International Bodies
  Author(s): Kidus Meskele

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domenica 11 maggio 2014

Dickens as Legal Historian

Exceptionally at the Almo Collegio Borromeo
a conference of Cristina Costantini on
Dickens as a legal Historian
on Monday 12 h. 20,30

The more and more the Faculty of Pavia is getting interested in the widespread of the studies in comparative law and literature which have been brought about in recent years at Bergamo, Turin Verona and Perugia.

We can't but appreciate the fact that people so distant in method amd attitude, like law philosopher finally reach the bulk of the newer comparative way of addressing the liminal boundary between legal systems from the standpoin of literature.


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giovedì 3 aprile 2014

Il "Progetto Spinelli": origini e futuro dell'Unione


Centro di eccellenza Altiero Spinelli (CeAS) 

9 aprile 2014


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martedì 1 aprile 2014

Comparative Law and International Governance: Where are they Going ?

A New Serie of Scholarly Activities promoted at the University of Ferrara by Claudia Amodio and Alessandro Somma.

 From Dominique Favard-Causson, President of Société de Législation Comparé,

 to P.G.Monateri, Past President of Italian Association of Comparative Law, Chief editor of the Comparative Law Review, 

 to many others 

 will discuss the major topics of to-day comparative legal analysis, in the perspective of a world governance built from the ground of the most intriguing theories and new paradigms actually superseding any past approach to the disciplline, in a clash of ideas thought to deepen the consciousness of the multifarious projects underlying the mere academic discipline of legal comparison, 

 providing an intellectual basis for governance or subversion of the given-for-granted actual status quo.

 See below the various scheduled meetings...

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lunedì 31 marzo 2014

GEOPOLITICA DEL DIRITTO. Genesi, governo e dissoluzione dei corpi politici

Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza
Università degli Studi di Ferrara

16 aprile 2014, ore 15:30


prof. Pier Giuseppe Monateri



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LA REFORME DU DROIT FRANÇAIS DES CONTRATS

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La protezione internazionale degli adulti vulnerabili

Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza
Università degli Studi di Ferrara
Venerdì 4 aprile 2014


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A Newer American Society of Comparative Law


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    American Society
    of Comparative Law
    The American Society of Comparative Law, Inc. (ASCL)
    is the leading organization in the United States
    promoting the comparative study of law.

    Founded in 1951, it is a thriving organization of
    more than 100 institutional sponsor members.
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Prizes

The American Society for Comparative Law, in conjunction with other organizations and universities, offers several prizes for scholarly work in the area of comparative law.

Conferences

The American Society for Comparative Law, in conjunction with other organizations and universities, sponsors conferences throughout the year on the topic of comparative law.

Journal

The American Journal of Comparative Law is a scholarly quarterly journal devoted to the explorations of jurisdictional differences between law of the United States and other countries.

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State fading away....

Conference

Stepping Away from the State:
Universality and Cosmopolitanism in International and Comparative Law
GENERAL REGISTRATION
Registration closes on 30 April 2014
A Draft Conference Programme can be accessed here.
The Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law (CJICL) will hold its Third Annual Conference on 10–11 May 2014 at the St John’s College Divinity School, University of Cambridge.
This conference will explore approaches that question the traditional state-centric view of international and comparative law.  The idea of universality suggests that international law applies equally and indiscriminately across domestic legal systems, and within sub-systems of international law itself. Cosmopolitanism conceives of the world as a single entity, with resonances between people irrespective of their location, nationality and culture, and asks how legal actors can access legal regimes beyond their state’s domestic framework.
Some of the conference highlights will include:
  • Keynote address by Judge Kenneth Keith of the International Court of Justice.
  • Keynote debate between Judge Angelika Nussberger (European Court of Human Rights) and Lord Kerr (Supreme Court of the United Kingdom).
  • Launch of Dr Kate Miles’ recently published book, The Origins of International Investment Law: Empire, Environment and the Safeguarding of Capital (Cambridge University Press, 2013).
  • Forty presentations over more than ten panels.
The conference dinner will be held in the historic Gonville and Caius College, and will include a wine reception as well as an after-dinner address by Dexter Dias QC of Garden Court Chambers.
The registration fee will cover lunch on both days of the conference as well as tea and coffee. Speakers and delegates are required to secure their own accommodation. This is a list of recommendations. The extra fee is charged for the use of the online registration system.
If you have any queries, please email conference@cjicl.org.uk

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Contact the Conference Conveners

The Conference Conveners, Emma Bickerstaffe and Naomi Hart, can be reached at: conference@cjicl.org.uk

CJICL Conference Archive

For information about CJICL's 2013 Conference click here. Details about CJICL's inaugural Conference in 2012 can be found here.

Contact the CJICL

General enquiries: editors@cjicl.org.uk
Conference enquiries: conference@cjicl.org.uk
CJICL Online enquiries: blog@cjicl.org.uk

For journal submissions use this form. The blog team welcomes submissions at: blog@cjicl.org.uk

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