A structure for comparative analysis of Freedom of Expression
Prof Adrienne Stone (pictured left), Director of Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies in the Melbourne Law School has just made a very interesting article available on SSRN. It is The Continue Reading
The frontiers of the ‘political’ in Rawls’s political liberalism
At the Irish Jurisprudence Society (IJS) Symposium, the final paper is being delivered by Eoin Daly (UCC) on Non-domination as a primary good: re-thinking the frontiers of the 'political' in Rawls's Continue Reading
Economic Rights in the Drafting of the Irish Free State Constitution
At the Irish Jurisprudence Society (IJS) Symposium, the fifth paper is being delivered by Thomas Patrick Murray (UCD) on The Politics of Property and Principle: Economic Rights in the Drafting of the Continue Reading
True Morality and the ‘No Necessary Connection’ Thesis
At the Irish Jurisprudence Society (IJS) Symposium, the fourth paper is being delivered by my colleague (and recently-elected Fellow) Dr Oran Doyle (TCD) on True Morality and the No Necessary Continue Reading
Legal theory in historical and comparative perspective
At the Irish Jurisprudence Society (IJS) Symposium, the third paper is being delivered Dr Seán Patrick Donlan (UL | Comparative Law Blog | ESCLH | ISCL | Juris Diversitas) on “The drunkenness of Continue Reading
The Role of Rights in Furthering Democratic Decision-Making
At the Irish Jurisprudence Society (IJS) Symposium, the second paper was delivered by Dr Darren O’Donovan (UCC) who spoke on The Role of Rights in Furthering Democratic Decision-Making: The Continue Reading
The Security State and Constitutional Justice
At the Irish Jurisprudence Society (IJS) Symposium on Jurisprudence and Legal Theory at University College Cork, the first paper was delivered by Dr Shane Kilcommins (UCC), who spoke about The Continue Reading
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