Concurrent Sessions XIV

January 14, 2021 | Day 3
5:00pm-6:30pm

Panel 60 — Judicial & Constitutional Institutions [English]

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Chair: Susan Achury, Texas Christian University

Susan Achury, Texas Christian University
Does the formal authority of constitutional courts matter? Reassessing the explanations for judicial assertiveness in Latin America
Rafael Bitencourt Carvalhaes, Southeast Federal Institute of Minas Gerais and Fluminense Federal University
Questioning Our Faith In The Judiciary: From Institutional Entrenchment To The Monopoly Of Constitution.
Luccas Chiamulera Böhler, Universidade Federal do Paraná
The Institutional limitations of constitutional courts – A case study of the German constitutional court (BVerFGE, Germany).
Enrique Rabell-Garcia, Universidad Autonoma de Queretaro
Constitutional Justice in Mexico
Huseyin Ural Akuzum, Gedik Law School, Istanbul
Litigation Funding; from the perspective of ConstitutionalRight of Access to Justice
Steven Wang, Harvard Law School
Indigenous Constitutionalism and Global Legitimacy: Uncovering Roots of Constitutionalism in the Chinese Past

Panel 61 — Law in the Digital Age [English]

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Chair: Shireen Morris, Macquarie Law School

Giovanni De Gregorio, University of Milano-Bicocca
Digital Constitutionalism: A Comparative Constitutional Analysis across the Atlantic
Nedim Hogic, Sant’ Anna School of Advanced Studies [Paper co-authored with Sumeyye Elif Biber, Sant’ Anna School of Advanced Studies]
Inter-legality and Online States
Yinn-Ching Lu, National Taiwan University
The Theoretical Foundations of the Right to Explanation
Shireen Morris, Macquarie Law School [Paper co-authored with Andrew Ball, Accenture]
Technology, Inequality and Democratic Decline: Is Australia at Risk?

Panel 84 — Nationalism and Constitutionalism [English]

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Chair: Shuki Friedman, Peres Academic Center