IVRJW 2020: THE IVR JAPAN INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP 2020

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Access to Justice	VIRTUES AND RISKS OF DIGITALIZATION PROCESSES IN THE JUDICIARY: LESSONS FROM BRAZIL
Action-guidance	Defending Approximation: A Default Strategy of Action Guidance in the Real World
algorithmic governance	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
Andrei Marmor	Intent of Lawmaker and Meaning of Article
animal laborans	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
Approximation	Defending Approximation: A Default Strategy of Action Guidance in the Real World
Arbitrariness	The value of values: The introduction of arbitrariness by citizenship by investment programmes as an erosion factor of the Rule of Law.
Argentina	The Concept of Person in the Argentinean Legal System. Ideas from Three Historical Stages
Asian values	Human Dignity as a Legal Transplant in Asia
Authority	The State’s Right to Rule and Theories of Rights
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Bai Tongdong	“Those smart guys will decide”—On the problem of estrangement in Confucian Meritocracy
Basic norm	The supervenience as the link between Is and Ought in Hans Kelsen's General Theory of Norms
Brazil	VIRTUES AND RISKS OF DIGITALIZATION PROCESSES IN THE JUDICIARY: LESSONS FROM BRAZIL
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Causality	The connection between causality, value judgements and justice in Kelsen’s thought
China	The Chinese Legal Philosophy: A Western Comparison
CIPs	The value of values: The introduction of arbitrariness by citizenship by investment programmes as an erosion factor of the Rule of Law.
Citizenship by Investment programmes	The value of values: The introduction of arbitrariness by citizenship by investment programmes as an erosion factor of the Rule of Law.
claims	Fixing stakes in distributive theory
cognitive theory of emotions	The Sense of Justice in the Criminal Justice: A Philosophical Inquiry from the Relational Perspective
Coherence in Law	The value of values: The introduction of arbitrariness by citizenship by investment programmes as an erosion factor of the Rule of Law.
Collective intentionality	The impact of events on constitutive rules
complaints	Fixing stakes in distributive theory
Concept	The Concept of Person in the Argentinean Legal System. Ideas from Three Historical Stages
conception	The scheme of concept/conception and Frege’s framework in Legal philosophy
Condorcet's jury theorem	On Rousseau's general will: in view of the applicability of Condorcet's jury theorem
Confucianism	The Chinese Legal Philosophy: A Western Comparison “Those smart guys will decide”—On the problem of estrangement in Confucian Meritocracy
Constitutional Interpretation	ORIGINALISM AND LEGAL POSITIVISM: A PECULIAR CONNECTION
Constitutive Rules	The impact of events on constitutive rules
constructivist turn of representation	Representing Future Generations through Claim and Deliberation
Contestability	The Concept of Person in the Argentinean Legal System. Ideas from Three Historical Stages
criminal justice	The Sense of Justice in the Criminal Justice: A Philosophical Inquiry from the Relational Perspective
Cécile Laborde	Collective Exemptions: Shifting Focus from Group to Discrimination
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D.Wiggins	The scheme of concept/conception and Frege’s framework in Legal philosophy
Daniel Bell	“Those smart guys will decide”—On the problem of estrangement in Confucian Meritocracy
deliberative democracy	Representing Future Generations through Claim and Deliberation
democratic constitutionalism	Radbruch's Formula Revisited: The 'Lex Injusta Non Est Lex' Maxim in Constitutional Democracies
Demos	LEGISLATION IN A WELFARE STATE AND THE CHALLENGES FROM MIGRATION
digitalisation	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
Digitalization	VIRTUES AND RISKS OF DIGITALIZATION PROCESSES IN THE JUDICIARY: LESSONS FROM BRAZIL
disavowal formula	Human Dignity, Personality, and Constitutional Review. Strong Normativity without Metaphysics?
Discretion	The value of values: The introduction of arbitrariness by citizenship by investment programmes as an erosion factor of the Rule of Law.
discrimination	Collective Exemptions: Shifting Focus from Group to Discrimination The Diversity of Objections to Racial Discrimination in Immigration
distributive theory	Fixing stakes in distributive theory
dual dimensions of man	Human Dignity, Personality, and Constitutional Review. Strong Normativity without Metaphysics?
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East Asia	VIRTUES AND RISKS OF DIGITALIZATION PROCESSES IN THE JUDICIARY: LESSONS FROM BRAZIL An East Asian Challenge for “Third Wave” Human Rights
emotion	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
empirical research	The Application of Empirical Research to Judicial Opinions
equality	Collective Exemptions: Shifting Focus from Group to Discrimination
essential practices test	Collective Exemptions: Shifting Focus from Group to Discrimination
Ethnos	LEGISLATION IN A WELFARE STATE AND THE CHALLENGES FROM MIGRATION
Events	The impact of events on constitutive rules
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female sports	Do Transwomen Athletes have a (Human) Right to Compete in the Female Category?
Feminism	The Need for Epistemic First-Person Authority
First-person authority	The Need for Epistemic First-Person Authority
focus group	The Application of Empirical Research to Judicial Opinions
Frankfurt examples	A problem for Frankfurt examples
freedom of speech	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
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G.Frege	The scheme of concept/conception and Frege’s framework in Legal philosophy
Gender identity	The Need for Epistemic First-Person Authority
general will	On Rousseau's general will: in view of the applicability of Condorcet's jury theorem
global justice	The Diversity of Objections to Racial Discrimination in Immigration
Global Legal Pluralism	Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Kelsen, Hart and Global Legal Pluralism
group	Collective Exemptions: Shifting Focus from Group to Discrimination
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H.L.A. Hart	Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Kelsen, Hart and Global Legal Pluralism ORIGINALISM AND LEGAL POSITIVISM: A PECULIAR CONNECTION
Hans Kelsen	Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Kelsen, Hart and Global Legal Pluralism The supervenience as the link between Is and Ought in Hans Kelsen's General Theory of Norms The connection between causality, value judgements and justice in Kelsen’s thought
Heavenly Principle	An East Asian Challenge for “Third Wave” Human Rights
historical injustice	Is Intergenerational Retributive Justice Possible?
History	The Concept of Person in the Argentinean Legal System. Ideas from Three Historical Stages
homo phaenomenon and homo noumenon	Human Dignity, Personality, and Constitutional Review. Strong Normativity without Metaphysics?
human dignity	Human Dignity as a Legal Transplant in Asia Human Dignity, Personality, and Constitutional Review. Strong Normativity without Metaphysics?
Human Rights	Human Dignity as a Legal Transplant in Asia Do Transwomen Athletes have a (Human) Right to Compete in the Female Category? An East Asian Challenge for “Third Wave” Human Rights
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Ideal theory	Defending Approximation: A Default Strategy of Action Guidance in the Real World
immigration	The Diversity of Objections to Racial Discrimination in Immigration
Imputation	The supervenience as the link between Is and Ought in Hans Kelsen's General Theory of Norms
intent of lawmaker	Intent of Lawmaker and Meaning of Article
intergenerational justice	Is Intergenerational Retributive Justice Possible? Representing Future Generations through Claim and Deliberation
intermediary organizations	Separation of Powers beyond State Theory
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau	On Rousseau's general will: in view of the applicability of Condorcet's jury theorem
Joseph Chan	“Those smart guys will decide”—On the problem of estrangement in Confucian Meritocracy
judicial opinion	The Application of Empirical Research to Judicial Opinions
Judiciary	VIRTUES AND RISKS OF DIGITALIZATION PROCESSES IN THE JUDICIARY: LESSONS FROM BRAZIL
Jurisprudence	Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Kelsen, Hart and Global Legal Pluralism
Justice	The connection between causality, value judgements and justice in Kelsen’s thought The Diversity of Objections to Racial Discrimination in Immigration
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law and emotion	The Sense of Justice in the Criminal Justice: A Philosophical Inquiry from the Relational Perspective
law and the political	Criticism of the Standard Conception of the Role of a Lawyer From the Political and Ethical Perspective
legal ethics	Criticism of the Standard Conception of the Role of a Lawyer From the Political and Ethical Perspective
Legal norm	The supervenience as the link between Is and Ought in Hans Kelsen's General Theory of Norms
Legal ontology	The impact of events on constitutive rules
legal philosophy	The Chinese Legal Philosophy: A Western Comparison
legal transplant	Human Dignity as a Legal Transplant in Asia
legal uncertainty	Towards uncertainty-embracing concept of law
legalism	The Chinese Legal Philosophy: A Western Comparison
legalizing Same-sex marriage	Is Public Reason stable here? A Reflection through the experience of “Same-Sex Marriage “debates in Taiwan
Legislation	LEGISLATION IN A WELFARE STATE AND THE CHALLENGES FROM MIGRATION
Legitimacy	The State’s Right to Rule and Theories of Rights
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Meaning	The Concept of Person in the Argentinean Legal System. Ideas from Three Historical Stages
meritocracy	“Those smart guys will decide”—On the problem of estrangement in Confucian Meritocracy
Migration	LEGISLATION IN A WELFARE STATE AND THE CHALLENGES FROM MIGRATION
moral responsibility	Criticism of the Standard Conception of the Role of a Lawyer From the Political and Ethical Perspective
motivation	Is Public Reason stable here? A Reflection through the experience of “Same-Sex Marriage “debates in Taiwan
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natural law	The Chinese Legal Philosophy: A Western Comparison
natural law theory	Radbruch's Formula Revisited: The 'Lex Injusta Non Est Lex' Maxim in Constitutional Democracies
Neil Gorsuch	ORIGINALISM AND LEGAL POSITIVISM: A PECULIAR CONNECTION
Non-ideal theory	Defending Approximation: A Default Strategy of Action Guidance in the Real World
non-identity problem	Representing Future Generations through Claim and Deliberation
non-textual elements	The Application of Empirical Research to Judicial Opinions
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Originalism	ORIGINALISM AND LEGAL POSITIVISM: A PECULIAR CONNECTION
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Permissibility	A problem for Frankfurt examples
Person	The Concept of Person in the Argentinean Legal System. Ideas from Three Historical Stages
personality	Human Dignity, Personality, and Constitutional Review. Strong Normativity without Metaphysics?
philosophy of technology	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
political philosophy	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
Positivism	The Chinese Legal Philosophy: A Western Comparison ORIGINALISM AND LEGAL POSITIVISM: A PECULIAR CONNECTION
Principle of alternate possibilities	A problem for Frankfurt examples
Principles of justice	Defending Approximation: A Default Strategy of Action Guidance in the Real World
prioritarianism	Fixing stakes in distributive theory
private power	Separation of Powers beyond State Theory
public reason	Is Public Reason stable here? A Reflection through the experience of “Same-Sex Marriage “debates in Taiwan
public tribunal	Is Intergenerational Retributive Justice Possible?
Pure Theory of Law	The supervenience as the link between Is and Ought in Hans Kelsen's General Theory of Norms
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Rachel McKinnon	Do Transwomen Athletes have a (Human) Right to Compete in the Female Category?
racial discrimination	The Diversity of Objections to Racial Discrimination in Immigration
Radbruch	Radbruch's Formula Revisited: The 'Lex Injusta Non Est Lex' Maxim in Constitutional Democracies
rational metaphysics	Human Dignity, Personality, and Constitutional Review. Strong Normativity without Metaphysics?
Rawls	Is Public Reason stable here? A Reflection through the experience of “Same-Sex Marriage “debates in Taiwan
Relativism	The connection between causality, value judgements and justice in Kelsen’s thought
religion	Is Public Reason stable here? A Reflection through the experience of “Same-Sex Marriage “debates in Taiwan
religious liberty	Collective Exemptions: Shifting Focus from Group to Discrimination
representation of future generation	Representing Future Generations through Claim and Deliberation
retributive justice	Is Intergenerational Retributive Justice Possible?
Roman Kluska	Towards uncertainty-embracing concept of law
Rule of Law	The value of values: The introduction of arbitrariness by citizenship by investment programmes as an erosion factor of the Rule of Law.
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Scanlonian contractualism	Fixing stakes in distributive theory
Scott Soames	Intent of Lawmaker and Meaning of Article
sense of justice	The Sense of Justice in the Criminal Justice: A Philosophical Inquiry from the Relational Perspective
separation of powers	Separation of Powers beyond State Theory
Social ontology	The impact of events on constitutive rules
speech act	Intent of Lawmaker and Meaning of Article
stability	Is Public Reason stable here? A Reflection through the experience of “Same-Sex Marriage “debates in Taiwan “Those smart guys will decide”—On the problem of estrangement in Confucian Meritocracy
Supervenience	The supervenience as the link between Is and Ought in Hans Kelsen's General Theory of Norms
systems theory	Towards uncertainty-embracing concept of law
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technocracy	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
technologies of reputation	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
technologies of search	Digitocracy: Ruling and Being Ruled
The Constitution of Japan	Intent of Lawmaker and Meaning of Article
the standard conception of the role of a lawyer	Criticism of the Standard Conception of the Role of a Lawyer From the Political and Ethical Perspective
The State's Right to Rule	The State’s Right to Rule and Theories of Rights
Theories of Rights	The State’s Right to Rule and Theories of Rights
theory of justice	The Sense of Justice in the Criminal Justice: A Philosophical Inquiry from the Relational Perspective
Third Wave	An East Asian Challenge for “Third Wave” Human Rights
Transwomen	Do Transwomen Athletes have a (Human) Right to Compete in the Female Category?
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uncertainty translation	Towards uncertainty-embracing concept of law
unfair advantage	Do Transwomen Athletes have a (Human) Right to Compete in the Female Category?
unjust laws	Radbruch's Formula Revisited: The 'Lex Injusta Non Est Lex' Maxim in Constitutional Democracies
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Validity	The supervenience as the link between Is and Ought in Hans Kelsen's General Theory of Norms
Value judgements	The connection between causality, value judgements and justice in Kelsen’s thought
victim impact statements	The Sense of Justice in the Criminal Justice: A Philosophical Inquiry from the Relational Perspective
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weak and strong normativity	Human Dignity, Personality, and Constitutional Review. Strong Normativity without Metaphysics?
Welfare state	LEGISLATION IN A WELFARE STATE AND THE CHALLENGES FROM MIGRATION

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