Program for Sunday, September 17th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:25

Liquid modernity, technoregulation and the problem of human dignity

Jacopo Martire

09:25-09:50

A Quantitative Turn in Law and Coercion?: An Short Examination

Motoki Miura

09:50-10:15

ONLY ONE MUST PREVAIL: POSITIVE LAW AND OTHER NON-STATE NORMATIVE SYSTEMS

Mauro Zamboni

09:00-09:25

The Legality of Living Law in the New Indonesian Penal Code

Ferry Fathurokhman

09:25-09:50

An Aspect of the Reception of Spinoza's Political Thought in Japan

Ryunosuke Hoshikawa

09:50-10:15

Indonesia’s state ideology and the conditions of post-foundational political thought

Min Seong Kim

10:15-10:40

A Critical Recuperation of Watsuji’s Rinrigaku

Aleardo Zanghellini

09:00-09:25

Perceived stress and occupational burnout among Polish lawyers during the constitutional crisis

Teresa Chirkowska-Smolak

09:25-09:50

The Administrative State and Judicial Deference in the U.S. and Beyond

Kun-Lung Hsieh

09:50-10:15

What the Polish constitutional crisis tells us about liberal constitutionalism

Marek Smolak

09:00-09:25

Freedom of Movement for All？ Toward a More Individualist Relational Equality

Yuichiro Mori

09:25-09:50

‘Special Quota’ is Fair? The pros and cons of introducing affirmative action in admissions - to criticize

Kohei Nagayama

09:50-10:15

Equal Respect for All: A Moral Justification for Universal Basic Income

Kiyoharu Sakakibara

10:40-11:10 Coffee Break

11:10-11:35

Beyond legal positivism: Hegel's concept of positive right

Buğrahan Fertellioğlu

11:35-12:00

The Value Commitment of Value-Relativists

Andrew Chueh-An Yen

12:00-12:25

Universality of Hans Kelsen’s Pure Theory of Law

Monika Zalewska

12:25-12:50

Can a Law be Just?

Hidehiko Adachi

11:10-11:35

The Search for Common Normative Foundations between East and West

Yan Cui

11:35-12:00

Confucian Virtues and Democracy: On Joseph Chan’s Confucian Perfectionism

Po-Jung Su

12:00-12:25

Han Fei and Fuller: an Examination of Kenneth Winston’s Reading of Han Fei

Xiaobo Zhai

11:10-11:35

Is autonomy-based civil disobedience possible?

Ming-Yuan Chin

11:35-12:00

Conceptually Engineering Political Legitimacy

Gen Fukushima

12:00-12:25

Civil Disobedience and the Rule of Law: How Taiwanese Courts Respond to Civil Disobedience

Jimmy Chia-Shin Hsu

11:10-11:35

Marital Status Discrimination Revisited

Chao-Ju Chen

11:35-12:00

A Rawlsian Critic on Stability problem of Public Reason: Same-Sex Marriage Debates in Taiwan as an

Kuan-Ting Chen

12:00-12:25

Decriminalizing Homosexual Acts, Strengthening Heterosexual Monogamous Marriage: A Jurisprudential Analysis of Singapore’s Unique Approach towards Heterosexual

Seow Hon Tan

12:25-12:50

"Bridging the Gender Gap in Financial Technology: A Cross-Cultural Study of East and West"

Yuting Tan

12:50-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:30

In Defense of Symbolic Monarchy

Daniel A. Bell

15:30-15:45 Promotion for IVR 2024 in Seoul

15:45-16:15 Coffee Break

16:15-16:40

Learning from Comparative Law

Dominique Ferreira

16:40-17:05

Truth & knowledge: on the epistemological logics of judicial review in public law

Michael Goldhammer

17:05-17:30

Recent Debates Over Originalism and Moral Reading

Nozomi Hayakawa

17:30-17:55

Right answer and pragmatism

Katsuaki Hayase

16:15-16:40

Personal Data Protection from Asian Perspective: A Probe into Database Litigation in Japan and

Hsin-Hsuan Lin

16:40-17:05

EASTERN TRADITIONAL MEDICINE MEETS EUROPEAN LAW. UNMET NEEDS, EQUAL TREATMENT AND REGULATORY GAP.

Tomasz Pietrzykowski

17:05-17:30

In Search of Normative Consensus: Hong Kong in the Age of PRC’s Alienation from the International

Chao Wang

17:30-17:55

East or West - which Approach is Best? The Legal and Ethical Dimensions of Modern Parenthood

Verena Wodniansky-Wildenfeld

16:15-16:40

Admitting Climate Migrants as Compensation

Seiko Urayama

16:40-17:05

Sufficientarianism in Variable Population Settings

Makoto Usami

16:15-16:40

Rethinking the Ethics of Capital Punishment in East Asia: An Observation about “Sentencing Criteria for the Death Penalty” in the Supreme Courts of Japan and

Keng-Wei Fan

16:40-17:05

The Development of Criminal Control of Hate Speech: A Comparison Between East and West

Yi-Wen Huang

17:05-17:30

A Relation Between Act and Criminal Capacity

Sang Oh Kim

17:30-17:55

Reactive Attitudes, Retributive Justice, and the Moral Worth of a Person - A Western Bias?

Valerij Zisman

19:15-21:15 Gala Dinner