Comparative Constitutional Design (June 21, 2022)

LevinsonFest 2022 | Roundtable VI | Comparative Constitutional Design

When: Jun 21, 2022

Speakers:

• Yasmin Dawood (Toronto)
• Rosalind Dixon (UNSW)
• Zachary Elkins (Texas)
• Ran Hirschl (Texas)
• Gary Jacobshn (Texas)
• Ashley Moran (Texas)
• Mila Versteeg (UVA)

Respondent:

• Sanford Levinson, The University of Texas at Austin

Hosts:

• Richard Albert, The University of Texas at Austin
• Ashley Moran, The University of Texas at Austin

Published Papers

• September 18, 2022: Ashley Moran, LevinsonFest on Comparative Constitutional Design
• September 18, 2022: Kevin L. Cope and Mila Versteeg, Should SCOTUS Term Limits Be Imposed Through Constitutional Amendment? Americans Don’t Care Much
• September 19, 2022: Yasmin Dawood, The Hard-Wired Constitution and Comparative Constitutional Design
• September 20, 2022: Rosalind Dixon, Constitutional Designment and Amendment: Towards Decreasing Amendment Difficulty?
• September 21, 2022: Zachary Elkins, Checking in on the ‘Embarrassing’ Second Amendment: Lessons from Ukraine and Uvalde
• September 22, 2022: Ran Hirschl, Comparative Constitutional Design: Northern Stagnation, Southern Innovation
• September 23, 2022: Gary Jacobsohn, Comparative Advantage
• September 25, 2022: Ashley Moran, Engineered Majorities: U.S. Senate Malapportionment in Comparative Context
• September 26, 2022: Sanford Levinson, What Am I Doing Here? Reflections of a Relative Newcomer to the Field of Comparative Constitutionalism

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