Constitutional Studies
The Constitutional Studies Program hosts a series of scholarly programs designed to highlight new scholarship in all areas of constitutionalism. All are welcome to virtual sessions. In-person sessions are reserved for members of the community at the University of Texas at Austin.
Spring 2024 Events
2nd Graduate Conference on Constitutional Change - Day 1
Moderator
A conference designed specifically for graduate students currently writing on subjects involving constitutional change, including formal and informal amendment, constitutional mutation, constitutional dismemberment, constitutional reform, constitutional replacement, and related subjects. Registration is now closed.
2nd Graduate Conference on Constitutional Change - Day 2
Moderator
A conference designed specifically for graduate students currently writing on subjects involving constitutional change, including formal and informal amendment, constitutional mutation, constitutional dismemberment, constitutional reform, constitutional replacement, and related subjects. Registration is now closed.
2nd Graduate Conference on Constitutional Change - Day 2
Subject: This Conference is designed specifically for graduate students currently writing on subjects involving constitutional change, including formal and informal amendment, constitutional mutation, constitutional dismemberment, constitutional reform, constitutional replacement, and related subjects.
Program: Graduate students are invited to present a work-in-progress in this Conference. The Conference will also feature instructional sessions on subjects related to constitutional change. Presentations and instructional sessions will be supplemented by a seminar on "How to Write a Book Proposal." This seminar will be of particular interest to graduate students interested in publishing opportunities with the Hart Series in Constitutionalism in Latin America and Caribbean, Oxford Series in Comparative Constitutionalism, and the Routledge Series in Comparative Constitutional Change.
2nd Graduate Conference on Constitutional Change - Day 3
Moderator
A conference designed specifically for graduate students currently writing on subjects involving constitutional change, including formal and informal amendment, constitutional mutation, constitutional dismemberment, constitutional reform, constitutional replacement, and related subjects. Registration is now closed.
2nd Graduate Conference on Constitutional Change - Day 3
Moderator
Subject: This Conference is designed specifically for graduate students currently writing on subjects involving constitutional change, including formal and informal amendment, constitutional mutation, constitutional dismemberment, constitutional reform, constitutional replacement, and related subjects.
Program: Graduate students are invited to present a work-in-progress in this Conference. The Conference will also feature instructional sessions on subjects related to constitutional change. Presentations and instructional sessions will be supplemented by a seminar on "How to Write a Book Proposal." This seminar will be of particular interest to graduate students interested in publishing opportunities with the Hart Series in Constitutionalism in Latin America and Caribbean, Oxford Series in Comparative Constitutionalism, and the Routledge Series in Comparative Constitutional Change.
Constitutional Studies Luncheon, in collaboration with the Latin America Initiative
Speaker
- Alejandro Linares Cantillo, Justice, Constitutional Court of Colombia (2015-2023)
- Victor Ferreres Visiting Professor, University of Texas
- Ariel E. Dulitzky Clinical Professor, University of Texas
Moderator
Join us for a discussion on Victor Ferreres Comella’s book “The Constitution of Arbitration,” published by Cambridge University Press. Details on the book are available here: