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ICON·S 2017 Conference on “Courts, Powers, Public Law”, Copenhagen, July 5-7, 2017 106. FROM DIALOGUE TO DEFIANCE: EXPLORING THE LIMITS OF CONSTITUTIONAL COURTS: CHALLENGES TO EU LAW Chair: Marta Cartabia 107. THE JUDICIARY: FROM EMPIRE TO POST-COLONIAL CONSTRUCTS Chair: David Law 108. MECHANISMS FOR SELECTING SUPREME COURT JUDGES Chair: Roberto Saba Fowkes Paris Vhynánek Schwerdtfeger Halmai Tega Benton Blum James Davide Ladislav Angela Gábor Diletta Lauren Binyamin Development the Global South and Courts: Engaging the new reality Constitutional limits to EU law primacy: A comparative overview Barking dog never bites: On the Euro-friendliness of the Czech Constitutional Court The Case Law of the German Federal Constitutional Court: Between Attack and Dialogue The Misuse of Constitutional Identity: The Case of Hungary Narrowing the dialogue: The Italian Constitutional Court and the Court of Justice on the Taricco case Magistrates and “Middle Power”: Legacies of Judicial Reform in the British Empire The Post-Colonial Jury: The Rejection of Trial by Peers in Britain’s Former Dependencies Cohen Mathilde Courts in Overseas French Territories: (Post- )Colonial? Delaney Erin Understanding the Post-Colonial Judiciary: Judicial Independence in the African Commonwealth Countries Hernandez Tanya Racially-Mixed Personal Identity Equality Tushnet Mark Canadian judicial appointment process Alterio Niembro Micaela Roberto Bolivian judicial elections Saavedra Camilo The Mexican judicial appointment process JUR-SEM 2-6 7C-2-12 (36) JUR-SEM 2-7 7C-2-02 (36) JUR-SEM 2-8 8A-2-17 (36) 109. LAW AND CITIES Chair: Janne Nijman Legally Constructing the Spaces We Want: The Tale du Plessis Anél of Two South African Cities JUR-SEM 2-9 8A-2-27 Finck Michéle The Urbanization of European Union Law (36) 32
ICON·S 2017 Conference on “Courts, Powers, Public Law”, Copenhagen, July 5-7, 2017 MacLaren Malcolm ‘Been there, done that’: On best practices in urban policy-making van Zeben Josephine Local Citizenship in the European Union 110. LAW AND… EVERYTHING: INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON COURTS Chair: Bozko Tripkovic 111. THE “STATUS” OF SOCIAL RIGHTS PROTECTION IN EUROPE: PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES Chair: Jason Brickhill 112. THE CHANGING NATURE OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: WHAT ROLE FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW? Chair: Carlo Colombo and Mariolina Eliantonio Tripkovic Bozko Should Judges Know Metaethics? Mair Sabine Can Political Theory Alter Judicial Reasoning? Zglinski Baraggia Poulou O’Cinneide Rasnača Ioannidis Jenart Jan Antonia Anastasia Colm Zane Michael Cedricq Measuring Judicial Activism: An Empirical Analysis of EU Free Movement Jurisprudence Judicial “Activism” in Time of Economic Crisis: A Comparative Overview The judicial protection of social rights in times of crisis. The Portuguese and Greek example The Limits and Potential of European Social Constitutionalism “Finding CJEU” - Tracing the judicial influence on the European Pillar of Social Rights Judicial review of economic policies: The CJEU as adjudicator of EU economic governance The Legal Status of the World-Anti Doping Agency and the Implementation of its Norms in Flemish Law Wirtz Sabrina Independence under threat - the role of private actors in the setting of global pharmaceutical standards and resulting challenges for European public law Van Garsse Steven Public contracts in European infrastructure projects - Marique Yseult Revisiting administrative law values Eliantonio Mariolina How much “public law” is there in the European standardization? The legal nature of standards the applicability of the principles of administrative law and the possibilities of judicial review Barnes Javier Saavedra-Bazaga Alicia Isabel New Frontiers of Administrative Law JUR-SEM 2-10 8B-2-03 (36) JUR-SEM 2-11 8B-2-09 (36) JUR-SEM 2-12 8B-2-19 (36) 33
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