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ICON·S 2017 Conference on “Courts, Powers, Public Law”, Copenhagen, July 5-7, 2017 168. THE PEOPLE, CONSTITUTIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY Chair: David Kenny Jiménez Burchardt Chien-Chih Uzman David Warin Jones Cannilla Zilbersheid Goldmann Aleman Ångel Aday Dana Lin Jerfi Kenny Catherine Brian Christopher Ana Uri Matthias From Neutral Powers to Active Ones? Constitutional Courts and their enforcement powers Multilevel Judicial dialogue at its limits? The challenges to the courts’ role as mediators between the international and the national The Wax and Wane of Judicial Power in the Four Asian Tigers Sense & Sensitivity: Courts and Constitutional Referendums Routes to expand rights: Courts, Referendums, and Same Sex Marriage in Ireland and America Citizen participation in the post-Lisbon EU democracy: Striking the balance between individual rights and political discretion Constitutions and Bills of Rights: Invigorating or Placating Democracy? Popular Constitutionalism: Reinforcing Democracy through a Popular Reading of the Constitution in the Post Third-Way Age Who represents the people, the parliament or the supreme court/s Taking Hermeneutics Seriously: Strategic and Non- Strategic Uses of International Soft Law by Domestic Courts JUR-SEM 2-2 4B-2-34 (48) 169. INTERNATIONAL LAW AND CONFLICT Chair: Matthias Goldmann Kalmo Kiss Hent Amarilla Comparative International Law: From Reception to Strategy International courts and tribunals in post-conflict situations: new trend in international law? JUR-SEM 2-3 4B-2-58 (48) Aeyal Gross The Writing on the Wall - The Courts of Occupation 52
ICON·S 2017 Conference on “Courts, Powers, Public Law”, Copenhagen, July 5-7, 2017 Aksenova Marina Reinventing or Rediscovering? Alternative Approaches to International Law 170. ANALYZING AMENDMENTS: CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE POWER AND LEGITIMACY Chair: Jaclyn L. Neo 171. INTELLECTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS LAW Chair: Nehal Bhuta 172. JUDICIAL POLITICS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Chair: Stephen Gardbaum 173. SOCIAL WELFARE Chair: Matteo De Nes Albert Richard Constitutional Dismemberment Roznai Jacobsohn Yaniv Gary Constitutional Revolution Neo Jaclyn L. Judiciary-Led Transformative Amendments Ginsburg Tom Measuring Constitutional Amendment Goldoni Marco Constitutional Change through the Material Looking Wilkinson Michael A. Glass Klabbers Jan The World According to Schermers von Bernstorff Sinclair Jochen Guy Fiti A Viennese Concept of International Organizations: Hans Kelsen and the German Debate on the Juridical Nature of International Institutions C. Wilfred Jenks and the Development of “Functional” International Organizations Hailbronner Michaela Courts and Institutional Failure Bezemek Christoph The Best Joke About Democracy: Abuse of Human Rights Petkova Bilyana Who is afraid of the right to privacy? Stephenson Scott Political Backlash in Comparative Perspective Civitarese Halliday Stefano Simon Constitutional Law and Social Welfare after the Economic Crisis Ranchordas Sofia Social Welfare Spies: The Privatization of Public Decisionmaking Vujadinovic Dragica Causes of the Current EU Crisis and Ways Out - Viewed upon the Welfare Lenses Carnota Walter F. Social Adjudication at Its Best: The tale of the JUR-SEM 2-4 7C-2-24 (36) JUR-SEM 2-5 7C-2-14 (36) JUR-SEM 2-6 7C-2-12 (36) JUR-SEM 2-7 7C-2-02 (36) 53
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