Program for Saturday, November 21st: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST: TALK VIEW

View: with abstracts session overview

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15:00-15:15 Opening Session

15:20-15:50

Human Dignity as a Legal Transplant in Asia

Jimmy Chia-Shin Hsu

15:50-16:20

Human Dignity, Personality, and Constitutional Review. Strong Normativity without Metaphysics?

Wei Feng

16:20-16:50

The value of values: The introduction of arbitrariness by citizenship by investment programmes as an erosion factor of the Rule of

Elena Prats

15:20-15:50

Intent of Lawmaker and Meaning of Article

Katsuaki Hayase

15:50-16:20

ORIGINALISM AND LEGAL POSITIVISM: A PECULIAR CONNECTION

Alessio Sardo

16:20-16:50

The Application of Empirical Research to Judicial Opinions

Magdalena Wojdala

15:20-15:50

Fixing stakes in distributive theory

Anders Herlitz

15:50-16:20

A problem for Frankfurt examples

Samuel Kahn

16:20-16:50

Defending Approximation: A Default Strategy of Action Guidance in the Real World

Dai Oba

15:20-15:50

LEGISLATION IN A WELFARE STATE AND THE CHALLENGES FROM MIGRATION

Mauro Zamboni

15:50-16:20

The Diversity of Objections to Racial Discrimination in Immigration

Yuichiro Mori

16:20-16:50

Collective Exemptions: Shifting Focus from Group to Discrimination

Sania Ismailee

17:00-17:30

The impact of events on constitutive rules

Marco Mazzocca

17:30-18:00

The Sense of Justice in the Criminal Justice: A Philosophical Inquiry from the Relational

Xi Zhang

18:00-18:30

Is Intergenerational Retributive Justice Possible?

Kumie Hattori

17:00-17:30

Do Transwomen Athletes have a (Human) Right to Compete in the Female Category?

Miroslav Imbrisevic

17:30-18:00

The Need for Epistemic First-Person Authority

Matthew Turyn

18:00-18:30

Is Public Reason stable here? A Reflection through the experience of “Same-Sex Marriage “debates in

Kuan-Ting Chen

17:00-17:30

The connection between causality, value judgements and justice in Kelsen’s thought

Matheus Pelegrino da Silva

17:30-18:00

Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Kelsen, Hart and Global Legal Pluralism

Keisuke Kondo

18:00-18:30

The supervenience as the link between Is and Ought in Hans Kelsen's General Theory of Norms

Monika Zalewska

17:00-17:30

“Those smart guys will decide”—On the problem of estrangement in Confucian Meritocracy

Baldwin Wong

17:30-18:00

An East Asian Challenge for “Third Wave” Human Rights

Akihiko Morita

18:00-18:30

The Chinese Legal Philosophy: A Western Comparison

Ondřej Benc

18:40-19:10

Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled

Alfonso Ballesteros

19:10-19:40

Representing Future Generations through Claim and Deliberation

Sho Kosuda

19:40-20:10

Separation of Powers beyond State Theory

Fumihiro Misaki

18:40-19:10

Towards uncertainty-embracing concept of law

Jan Winczorek, Karol Muszyński

19:10-19:40

Criticism of the Standard Conception of the Role of a Lawyer From the Political and Ethical

Jakub Łakomy, Przemysław Kaczmarek

19:40-20:10

The State’s Right to Rule and Theories of Rights

Gen Fukushima

18:40-19:10

Radbruch's Formula Revisited: The 'Lex Injusta Non Est Lex' Maxim in Constitutional Democracies

Seow Hon Tan

19:10-19:40

On Rousseau's general will: in view of the applicability of Condorcet's jury theorem

Hideharu Takahashi

19:40-20:10

The scheme of concept/conception and Frege’s framework in Legal philosophy

Katsuhiko Ito

18:40-19:10

VIRTUES AND RISKS OF DIGITALIZATION PROCESSES IN THE JUDICIARY: LESSONS FROM BRAZIL

Denis De Castro Halis, Rafael Mario Iorio Filho, Fernanda Duarte

19:10-19:40

The Concept of Person in the Argentinean Legal System. Ideas from Three Historical Stages

Helga Lell