Program for Sunday, March 29th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 29TH: TALK VIEW

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09:30-10:00

Placing Interpersonal Interactions at the Center of Justice Theory

Rodrigo Mendoza

10:00-10:30

Relational Personhood as a Theoretical Foundation for Law in Liberal Democracies

Marthe Goudsmit Samaritter

10:30-11:00

The Self-respect Approach to Responsibility-cut: A novel distributive demand of relational equality

Yohei Yoshizawa

09:30-10:00

Re-narrating Human Dignity at the Crossroads of Liberal Modernity

Jimmy Chia-Shin Hsu

10:00-10:30

Adam Smith’s ‘Impartial Spectator’ and the Normativity of Law.

Toshiaki Ota

09:30-10:00

The Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine: Goals, Challenges and Relation with the Rule of

Susana Sanz-Caballero

10:00-10:30

Why Should We Care about The Authority of International Law?

Koga Ueda

10:30-11:00

At a slight angle to the Universe: SWAIL and history of international law

Marek Jan Wasinski

09:30-10:00

The Ethics of Intervening in Nature for Disaster Prevention

Nobuaki Yamamoto

10:00-10:30

Moral Uncertainty and Typhoon Control Technology

Kotaro Yonemura

09:30-10:00

What Can We Learn from the Waldron–Weinstein Exchange? Symbolic Case Fallacy, Democratic Legitimacy, and Hate Speech

Yuan-Chung Cheng

10:00-10:30

Freedom of Artistic Expression: Norm Entrepreneur or Destroyer of Moral Order?

Takayuki Kawase, Fuyu Furuzawa

09:30-10:00

Is it Possible to Construct a Theory of Criminalization?

Yuu Matsuno

10:00-10:30

A Puzzle about Intervening Cause

Peng-Hsiang Wang

10:30-11:00

Democracy, Public Opinion and Criminal Law Theory

Valerij Zisman, Paul Rehren

11:30-11:55

Against Right-to-Parent Allocation: Building a Children-Rights Framework

Ken Kaneko

11:55-12:20

Beyond the Marital-Family Model: Envisioning A Marriage-Free State

Kazuki Matsuda

12:20-12:45

The Public Value of Care: Rethinking Family Law in Liberal Democracies

Francesca Miccoli

12:45-13:10

Same-sex relationship recognition and democracy in Japan

Aleardo Zanghellini

11:30-12:00

On the Reliability of Empirical Assumptions in Proportionality under Robert Alexy’s Principle

Jia-Yao Chang

12:00-12:30

Sociality of Law as Ground of Legal Norms: On the Legal Theory of Werner Maihofer

Fanghua Chung

12:30-13:00

From Facts to Norms: Wittgenstein and Kelsen Revisited

Monika Zalewska

11:30-12:00

Reevaluating Legal Families: Toward a Dynamic Genealogy and Typology for Legal Mimesis

Riku Murata

12:00-12:30

Natural law theory and acquisition of indigenous lands in North America and Japan

Jun Shimizu

11:30-11:55

Investigating the Lisbon Treaty’s Impact - A Stochastic Block Model

Alessio Sardo

11:55-12:20

AI Anxiety and Trust in Artificial Intelligence: Emotional and Ethical Responses among Polish Legal

Teresa Chirkowska-Smolak

12:20-12:45

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Deliberative Democracy: The Case of the Habermas Machine

Po-Jung Su

12:45-13:10

Rule of Law and the Possibility of Individualizing Law

Chun-Soo Yang

11:30-11:55

Epistemic Dimension of Structural Injustice and Disruption

Taro Katayama

11:55-12:20

Rethinking Conscientious Objection for Environmental Sustainability

Lizeth Moreno Marquez

12:20-12:45

Self-respect, Stability and Distribution in Liberal Democratic Societies

Clara Brigitta Riegler

12:45-13:10

Partial Compliance, Fair Play, and Reciprocity

Juon Washita

11:30-12:00

On the Relation between Democracy and the Rule of Law. The Constitutive and Normative Approach

Marek Smolak

12:00-12:30

Making Democracy Intelligible: Dewey, the Social, and Narrative Inquiry

Shunji Ukai

12:30-13:00

The Statutory Legislative Model and Participatory Democracy: Strengths, Limits, and Democratic

Mauro Zamboni

14:30-15:00

Beyond Same-sex Marriage: Reconstructing the Marriage Law in Taiwan

Ming-Yuan Chin

15:00-15:30

Personalized Affirmative Action? On Its Potential

Yuichiro Mori

15:30-16:00

Deprivatising Care & Uncovering Ir-Relationalities: Care Ethics and Individuality in the Law

Katrin Mueller, Ruben Dillmann

14:30-14:55

Rules and Principles: A Distinction Through Possible Worlds Semantics

Hidehiko Adachi

14:55-15:20

The Fiction of Finality – Law Between Uncertainty and Order

Ádám Miklós Balássy

15:20-15:45

The Rule-like Features of Law and its Moral Value: A Critique of Lon Fuller’s Argument from

Hao-Cheng Jhang

15:45-16:10

The End of the Rules-Based Order, Long Live the Rules-Based Order

Rashad Seedeen

14:30-15:00

(via Zoom) Fairness and Democratic Legitimacy in Sovereign Debt Governance: Rethinking International Financial

Kuangran Li

15:00-15:30

How Can a Landscape of Our Community Shape Nationalist and Conservative Norms?

Tetsu Sakurai

15:30-16:00

Beyond Deparochialization: Rethinking Global Justice through the Lens of the Marginalized

Shoko Yamada

14:30-15:00

How Egalitarianism Can Overcome Environmental Injustice?

Kanade Harada

15:00-15:30

The Legal Right to Protection from Loneliness: Social Isolation, Disability and Old Age.

Jonathan Herring

15:30-16:00

Limits and Contradictions of Family Reunification in Immigration Law

Juhwan Seo

14:30-15:00

Capital Sentencing After Taiwan's Constitutional Court’s Death Penalty Ruling: A Critical Reflection through the Lens of Punishment Theory and Human

Keng-Wei Fan

15:00-15:30

Restorative Justice Values within the New Indonesian Penal Code

Ferry Fathurokhman

15:30-16:00

Irregular Migrants and the Case for Amnesty Revisited

Tatsuya Yokohama

14:30-15:00

Mapping Militant Democracy: A Framework for Understanding Legal Defenses of Democratic Order

Bo Han Chien

15:00-15:30

Democracy and Its Pretenders

Curtis Hutt

15:30-16:00

Can ‘militant democracy’ serve as a response to far right?

Hyunjung Kim

16:30-17:30

Normative Relationship in Liberalism

Akiko Nozaki

11:00-11:30 Coffee Break

13:00-14:30 Lunch Break

16:00-16:30 Coffee Break