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… the challenges that Latin America currently faces and how to get involved to transform their regions through … authoring key laws such as Panama’s Sexual Education Law and Mental Health Law. A leader of the Independent Caucus, he co-founded the …

… will feature Prof. J.H.H. Weiler and Prof. Síofra O’Leary. It aims to take stock of the transformations which occurred … Union. J.H.H. Weiler is University Professor at NYU Law School and Senior Fellow at the Center for European … of the European Journal of International Law (EJIL) and the International Journal of Constitutional …

… ” The conference, Blight noted, was intended to ask “how is the present embedded in the past and how is the past … Society, discussed, “antislavery constitutionalism and how it served as a nexus between the abolitionist movement and … the consequences and lessons of the 1850 Fugitive Slave Law. Professor Kellie Carter Jackson of Wellesley College …

… “What Invoking the King’s Name Meant (and What it Did Not): Popular Royalism in Late Colonial Charcas” The … Africans and enslaved African Americans understood local, national and even international legalities that could break the shackles of slavery and knew how to negotiate them. Around the Atlantic world, enslaved …

… sentiments. Lectures and discussions will investigate how the technical prescriptions for Sanskrit drama reinforce … partition and its impact on women�s bodies, caste, class, law, popular cultures, sexuality and development of women�s … course introduces students to Indian political history. It begins by considering how India came to be a modern …

… histories of science, magic, and religion, as well as on law, literature, and philosophy. His areas of interest … and the Rise of Persian Exegesis (2012), which examines how early Arabic juridical and theological debates on the …

… Robert J. Cottrol (Harold Paul Green Research Professor of Law, Professor–History, George Washington University), and … new book: Disparate Regimes: Nativist Politics, Alienage Law, and Citizenship Rights in the United States 1865–1965 (Oxford University Press, 2025). The book shows how state governments greatly shaped the political and …

… Civil Society   Mark Sidel,  Doyle-Bascom Professor of Law and Public Affairs, University of Wisconsin-Madison When we think about the use of law and policy to restrict civil society in Asia, China and … governments can stifle civil society at a time when it is poised to flourish. The COVID era has only accelerated …

… Klingler Désirée Klingler is an LL.M. Candidate at Yale Law School (2020) and a Ph.D. Candidate at the University of … (2018-2020). She holds a Master and Bachelor of Law from the University of Zurich (2011 and 2012 … public procurement regulations and is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Her most recent research …

… scientist Elizabeth Nugent’s new book, “ After Repression: How Polarization Derails Democratic Transition (link is … more cordially about each other than they did in Egypt. It’s not that the Tunisian opposition didn’t have … Egypt’s from the beginning. To draft the constitution, the National Constituent Assembly was divided into smaller groups …

… states that regard themselves as friends of the rule of law and insist on adherence to the rule of law as a … in light of the fact that, given the substance involved, it had to have been authorized by the Russian government. All … Commission, proceed with sanctions against Turkey in the event it renews its unilateral actions or provocations in …

… Americans find themselves at war over their history—what it is, who owns it, how it should be interpreted and taught. … is that, in the realm of public history, no settled law governs. Should the discipline forge effective citizens? … of reaction, fuming that the fuller context of such an event could not be told in a democracy like the United …