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ICON·S 2017 Conference on “Courts, Powers, Public Law”, Copenhagen, July 5-7, 2017 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES Chair: Kalliopi Chainoglou Bieczyński Mateusz M. Woodhead Charlotte Jakubowski Andrzej The Right to Cultural Heritage. Its Enforcement by European International Human Rights Courts (ECJ and ECtHR) Redressing Past Cultural Injustices and Wrongs: The UK’s Spoliation Advisory Panel Enforcing the Access to Cultural Heritage through Participation and Co-Management in Cultural Matters (36) 191. HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS Chair: Lin Chun-Yuan 192. COMPARING SUPRANATIONAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL COURTS Chair: Karen J. Alter Fabris Campos Ligia The Regulation of Trans* Rights in Brazil Kratochvil Jan Subsidiarity of human rights in practice: The use of human rights by first and second instance courts in the Czech Republic Farina Fernanda Policy tug-war: a socio-legal reflection about judicial intervention in public policy from a case study of healthcare litigation in Brazil Chun-Yuan Lin AIDS on trial: Empirical Study on Cases Involving People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) in Taiwan Rached Danielle WHO and non-state actors: a critical analysis Resende Ranieri Valle Achury Lima Vanice Susan Alter Karen J. Fabbrini Maduro Federico Miguel Submajority Rules for the Brazilian Supreme Court: A Counterbalance to the Presidency’s Discretionary Powers to Set the Institutional Agenda Institutional dialogues strategies in the Brazilian Constitutional Court Adjudicating Peace: The Role of the Colombian Constitutional Court in Reconciliation (1992- 2016) National Perspectives on International Constitutional Review: Two Optics Supranational Constitutional Courts JUR-SEM 4-1 8A-4-17 (36) JUR-SEM 4-2 8A-4-35 (48) 60
ICON·S 2017 Conference on “Courts, Powers, Public Law”, Copenhagen, July 5-7, 2017 193. CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATIONS II Chair: Matthias Klatt 194. CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW III Chair: Dean Knight 195. THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS: HISTORY AND EVOLUTION II Chair: Marija Milenkovska Zinigrad Mazõnicki Roman Jedrzej 61 Symbiotic Interpretation: Reading Constitutions Through National Laws (And Not Only the Other Way Around) The autonomous interpretation method as the judgemade instrument to prevent renationalization Rosevear Evan Judicial Interpretation of Transformative Constitutions: Social Rights in Brazil and South Africa Klatt Matthias Constitution-conform Interpretation Cohn Belser Bogea Coleman Knight Archegas Maroni Milenkovska Florczak-Wator Wiersma Margit Eva Maria Daniel Franciska Dean Joáo Marta Marija Monika Chris Judicial Review of Executive Powers: On Trump, Brexit and Other Sundries Revisiting the Counter-majoritarian Role of Courts: The Judicial Protection of Human Rights in Times of Popular Pressure not to do so Judicial review of executive decrees in Brazil: coordinate construction of the constitution in coalitional presidentialism From victimization to empowerment: Updating American judicial review in response to changing demographics The Meta-structure of Anglo-Commonwealth Judicial Review: Scope, Grounds, Intensity, Context The constitutionalization of power: how the Brazilian Supreme Court is raising the stakes on juristocracy A Court gotta do what a Court gotta do? A critical analysis of the European Court of Human Rights and the liability of Internet intermediaries European Court of Human Rights and National Courts in the New Democracies: The Macedonian experience The Role of the European Court of Human Rights in Promoting Horizontal Positive Obligations of the State Judging the lawfulness of conduct in criminal journalism practices by the European Court of Human Rights JUR-SEM 4-3 8A-4-47 (48) JUR-SEM 4-4 8B-4-03 (36) JUR-SEM 4-5 8B-4-09 (36)
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