ICON·S 2024 ANNUAL CONFERENCE BOOKLET

The Future of Public

Law: Resilience,

Sustainability and

Artiﬁcial Intelligence

July 8 - 10, 2024

Madrid, Spain

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ICON·S

2024

ANNUAL

CONFERENCE

BOOKLET

Welcome Statements

Schedule

Plenary Events

Social Events

Parallel Sessions

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Emerging Scholars Reception

MONDAY 8

08.30 - 10.00

IE Club | Floor 24

Co-Chair

Everyone is welcome to join us for this cocktail reception, with live music, food, and drinks.

Weather permitting, the reception will take place right after the ﬁrst plenary panel in the garden

located in front of IE Tower’s main entrance.

| Social Events

Fernando Pastor Merchante is an Associate Professor of Administrative Law at

IE University Law School, where he currently serves as Vice-Dean of Faculty and

Research. His scholarship deals with EU and comparative administrative law, with

a special focus on administrative justice and State aid governance. He has served

as legal adviser to the deputy-minister for parliamentary affairs of the Spanish

Government and as stagiaire at the Court of Justice of the European Union. He

has been Guest Professor at the University of Mannheim and Émile Noël Fellow

at NYU. He holds bachelor’s degrees in Law and Political Science by Universidad

Autónoma de Madrid, a Master of Laws-LLM by Columbia University School of Law,

and a Ph.D. in Law by the European University Institute.

Argelia Queralt Jiménez holds a PhD in Law and is an Associate Professor of

Constitutional Law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Barcelona. She

is currently serving as a Law Clerk at the Spanish Constitutional Court. Her

main lines of research are the multilevel protection of fundamental rights and

freedoms in Europe and Latin America. Her research also includes the rights of

political participation and gender studies. More recently she has been involved

in the research on the so-called digital constitutionalism. The principal features

of her research are its European perspective, comparative methodology and

interdisciplinary approach to the topics of study. She is the author of more than 50

publications. Furthermore, she is a member of the European Group of Public Law

and takes part in different networks and research. She is a co-editor of IberIconnect.

blog and co-chair of the Spanish chapter of the ICON·Society.

Argelia Queralt Jiménez

Michaela Hailbronner

Michaela Hailbronner holds the Chair of German and International Public Law

and Comparative Law at the University of Münster. Michaela completed two

German law degrees before doing an LL.M. and a J.S.D. (doctorate) at Yale Law

School (LL.M. 2010 & J.S.D. 2013). She is involved in a number of German and

international collaborations and part of the advisory board of the International

Journal of Constitutional Law (ICON) as well as World Comparative Law

(WCL/VRÜ). Michaela served in different ICON-S committees and as Deputy

Secretary General from 2021-2024 and is taking over from Marta Cartabia as

Co-President of ICON-S together, together with Sergio Verdugo.

Fernando Pastor Merchante

Welcoming Cocktail Reception

MONDAY 8

20.00 - 21.30

Outside Patio | Ground Floor

20| Social Events

Dr. François Delerue is an Assistant Professor of Law at IE University and a member

of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence for Law and Automation. He is also an

Associate Fellow of The Hague Program on International Cyber Security (Leiden

University) and the GEODE Center (Paris 8 University). Dr. Delerue conducts

research focusing predominantly on international law and cyber operations.

More broadly, he is interested in how new technologies and activities (space

activities, cyber, robotics and artiﬁcial intelligence) challenge international law

and international relations. His book ‘Cyber Operations and International Law’ was

published by Cambridge University Press in 2020 and was awarded the 2021 Book

Prize of the European Society for International Law. He co-edited (together with

Dennis Broeders, Fabio Cristiano, Frédérick Douzet and Aude Géry) the edited

volume ‘Artiﬁcial Intelligence and International Conﬂict in Cyberspace: Ethical,

Normative, and Legal Debates’ published by Routledge in 2023 (open access).

François Delerue

The LGBTQI+ reception’s aim is to encourage discussion within ICON-S on the

signiﬁcance of LGBTQI+ research in public law.

We have witnessed considerable progress in LGBTQI+ rights, which was unimaginable

just a few years ago. However, there is still much work to be done. We are deeply

concerned by the global backlash against LGBTQI+ individuals, whose equal

citizenship remains largely elusive. As academics, what can we suggest? It is essential

to understand both these advancements and setbacks. But how can this be achieved?

The reception, taking place in IE Club on Tuesday 9th at 9am, will be the occasion to

explore all of this (and more).

The reception will be a welcoming and friendly environment, dedicated to diversity,

inclusion, and amplifying the voices of those who are often unheard.

If you would like to learn more about the event or have speciﬁc requests or suggestions,

please do not hesitate to contact us. The contact persons are François Delerue (francois.

[email protected]), Michele Krech (michelekrech@uchicago.edu), and Stefano Osella

([email protected]).

LGBTQI+ Breakfast Reception

TUESDAY 9

09.00 - 10.00

IE Club | Floor 24

21| Social Events

Michele Krech is a Bigelow Fellow and Lecturer in Law at the University of

Chicago Law School. Her research lies at the intersection of international and

transnational law, global governance and institutions, and critical legal theory.

Her work examines evolving structures and modes of transnational regulation

from interdisciplinary perspectives, giving particular attention to the role of

private authorities in shaping global norms. She has recently focused on the

regulation of gender in global sport governance, from feminist, queer, and

postcolonial perspectives. Michele holds a JSD and LLM from NYU School of

Law, a JD from the University of Ottawa, an MA in International Affairs from

Carleton University, and a BA in Global Development Studies from Queen’s

University.

Michele Krech

Stefano is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law and Deputy Director of the

Centre for Comparative and Public Law at the University of Hong Kong. He is a

comparative public lawyer with wide-ranging interests in socio-legal theory law

and anthropology human (particularly socio-economic) rights and gender and

the law. His primary focus is on the ways gender identity and sexual orientation

are embedded and presupposed in constitutional law. More recently Stefano has

started researching the concept of care within constitutional law. He is currently

working on a monograph on gender diversity in public law. Stefano serves as the

Chair of the Committee for Community and Engagement of the International

Society of Public Law and holds the position of Associate Editor for the International

Journal of Constitutional Law.

Stefano Osella

LGBTQI+ Breakfast Reception

TUESDAY 9

09.00 - 10.00

IE Club | Floor 24

22| Social Events

Marta Cartabia

Women’s Lunch Reception

TUESDAY 8

13.30 - 15.00

IE Athletic Center | Floor -4

Sonsoles Arias Guedón is assistant professor at IE Law School (IE University, Spain),

where she teaches Constitutional and Administrative law. She is also the co-

director of the Legal Clinic. Her research interests lie in constitutional law, more

speciﬁcally in the vertical division of powers -unitary and federal systems, direct

democracy and referendum and constituent processes. Her latest publication

has focused on the failed constitution-making process in Kenya in 2005 (I·CON,

2024). Her doctoral thesis, which focused on the Constitutions of the German

Bundesländer, obtained the recognition of the Center for the Constitutional

and Political Studies (Ministry of Presidency, Spain) in 2015. She has carried out

research at Oxford Law School; Cambridge Faculty of Law; Bucerius Law School

and Ludwig-Maximilians Universität. She is a visiting professor at Koç University

(Istanbul). She has also practiced as a lawyer for several years. She is a member of

the Madrid Bar Association.

Marta Cartabia is Co-President of the International Society of Public Law and a

full professor of Constitutional Law at Bocconi University, Milan. She is a President

Emeritus of the Italian Constitutional Court and a former Minister of Justice of

Italy. She founded the Italian Chapter of ICON•S and is currently a member of the

European Commission for Democracy through Law of the Council of Europe (the

‘Venice Commission’). She holds a PhD from the European University Institute

and a Law degree from the University of Milan.

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Parallel

Sessions

Parallel

Session 01

Monday

July 2024

10.00 - 11.30

26| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Living Constitutionalism on Abortion: Comparative Analysis

About Transforming Abortion Policies

The Chinese Constitution and the Meaning of Sovereignty

Cambio constitucional en México y el rol de la Suprema Corte

de Justicia

Chair

Keigo Obayashi

Keio University, Professor of Law, Japan

Nick Barber

Oxford, Professor, United Kingdom

Juan M Mecinas

Puebla, Professor, Mexico

Classroom 03.01 | Floor 3

Classroom 10.02 | Floor 10

Classroom 14.01 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Jonathan Hafetz | Seton Hall University, Professor of Law, USA

Living Constitutionalism in the United States after Dobbs

Catalina Martínez Coral | Center for Reproductive Rights, Vice President Latin America and the Caribbean, Colombia

Abortion and Living Constitutionalism in Colombia

Keigo Obayashi | Keio University, Professor of Law, Japan

Abortion Policy and Living Constitutionalism in Japan

Ruiyi Li | Nankai University, Professor, China

Popular Sovereignty a Fundamental Feature of the Chinese Constitution?

Ewan Smith | UCL, Professor, United Kingdom

Legalism in Chinese Political Theory

Wenjie Xu | Oxford, Mr, United Kingdom

The Chinese Constitution, Sovereignty, and Hong Kong

Juan M Mecinas | Puebla, Professor, Mexico

Rodrigo Camarena | ITAM, Professor, Mexico

Claudia Aguilar | Escuela Libre de Derecho, Professor, Mexico

Camilo Saavedra | UNAM, Researcher, Mexico

Book Roundtable - EU Law and National Constitutions: the

Constitutional Dynamics of Multi-Level Governance (Alberto

Nicòtina, Patricia Popelier and Peter Bursens eds.) Routledge 2024.

The infrastructure of the Digital Public Sphere of European Law

Chair

Patricia Popelier

University of Antwerp, Professor, Belgium

Jan Komárek

University of Copenhagen, Professor, Denmark

Classroom 15.02 | Floor 15

Classroom 19.01 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Ylenia Citino | LUISS Guido Carli, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Alberto Nicotina | University of Amsterdam, Lecturer, Netherlands

Constitutional Strategies in the face of Multi-level Governance

Catarina Santos-Botelho | Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Porto), Professor, Portugal

Portugal: A European Union-friendly jurisdiction

Marta Vicente | Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Porto), Assistant Professor, Portugal

Portugal: A European Union-friendly jurisdiction

Elisabeth Paar | University of Vienna, Univ.-Ass. Mag., Austria

European Constitutional Law and Its Digital Public Sphere

Alexander Somek | University of Vienna, Professor, Austria

European Constitutional Law and Its Digital Public Sphere

Jan Komárek | University of Copenhagen, Professor, Denmark

Reﬂections on the infrastructure of digital public sphere

Alexandra Kemmerer | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Dr., Germany

Daniel Sarmiento | Universidad Complutense of Madrid, Professor, Spain

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Personal Identity, State, and the Law

South Asian Constitutional Studies: The State of the Field

Chair

Yukio Okitsu

Kobe University, Professor, Japan

Theunis Roux

UNSW, Professor, Australia

Classroom 03.02 | Floor 3

Classroom 14.02 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Yukio Okitsu | Kobe University, Professor, Japan

Zairyū-Shikaku (Status of Residence), an Identiﬁer of Foreign Nationals in Japan

Keigo Fuchi | Kobe University, Professor, Japan

The Right to (Be Free from) Personal Identity: Janus-like Role of Article 13 of the Constitution of Japan

Takuya Hatta | Kobe University, Professor, Japan

Proceeding with the Civil Lawsuit with Concealed Identity

Nami Thea Ohnishi | Tokyo University, Associate Professor, Japan

Identity Proof in Immigration and Nationality Law: Implications of German Law for Japanese Legal Practice

Maiko Fuchi | Kanagawa University, Professor, Japan

Moral Rights and Avatar: Old and New Problems in Copyright

Surbhi Karwa | UNSW, Phd Candidate, Australia

South Asian Comparative Constitutional Studies: A Shift Towards Grounding Differences

Neil Modi | Georgetown University, PhD Candidate, USA

Transformative Constitutionalism and South Asian Comparative Constitutional Studies

Dinesha Samararatne | University of Colombo, Professor, Sri Lanka

South Asian Comparative Constitutional Studies: Reﬂections

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Comparative Constitutionalism & Courts08

Chair

Pieter-Augustijn Van Malleghem

UCLouvain, Professor, Belgium

Classroom 14.03 | Floor 14

Barbara Grabowska-Moroz | CEU Democracy Institute, Senior Reserch Fellow, Hungary

Limits of the constitutional gender justice in Central and Eastern Europe – preliminary overview

Pieter-Augustijn Van Malleghem | UCLouvain, Professor, Belgium

Anti-Court Packing Measures after Authoritarianism

Nezahat Demiray | Ufuk University, Assistant Professor, Turkey

The ambiguous rigidity of the Turkish Constitutional Court: Equality principle and family name of married women

Charles-Maxime Panaccio | Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Professor, Canada

Wokes and Fascists… ‘Tis Hard to Passe Between the Points of Both Unwounded’: Discrimination, Substantive Equality

and Constitutional Rights

Afonso Brás | Lisbon Public Law Research Centre, Guest Lecturer, Portugal

The “normative” access to the Portuguese Constitutional Court: an excessive limitation?

Joined Book Roundtable- Massimo Fichera’s ‘The EU

and Constitutional Time- The Signiﬁcance of Time in

Constitutional Change’ and Paul Linden-Retek’s ‘Postnational

Constitutionalism- Europe and the Time of Law’

Chair

Massimo Fichera

University of Maastricht, Faculty of Law, Associate Professor of Philosophy of Law, Netherlands

Classroom 15.01 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Paul Linden-Retek | University at Buffalo Law School, Associate Professor of Law, USA

Book

Ana Bobić | Court of Justice of the European Union, Référendaire in the cabinet of Advocate General Ćapeta, Belgium

Signe Larsen | University of Oxford, Fellow, United Kingdom

Franca Feisel | European University Institute, Researcher, Italy

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Consumer Protection in the EU

Comparative Constitutional Studies: The State of the Field

Chair

Ran Hirschl

University of Toronto, Professor, Canada

Classroom 14.04 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Mila Versteeg | University of Virginia, Professor of Law, USA

“Does Unamendability Protect Democracy?”

Adam Chilton | University of Chicago, Professor of Law, USA

“Gradual Constitutional Change”

Keren Weinshall | Hebrew University, Professor of Law, Israel

“Reconceptualizing Judicial Activism: Intervention vs. Involvement in Apex Courts”

Tom Ginsburg | University of Chicago, Professor of Law, USA

“The Logic of Transitional Provisions”

Diego Zambrano | Stanford University, Professor of Law, USA

“The Informal Norms of Judicial Appointments”

Chair

Mélanie Levy

University of Neuchâtel, Prof. Dr. iur., Switzerland

Classroom 15.03 | Floor 15

László Selnicean | Ludovika University of Public Service, Assistant Lecturer, Hungary

Challenges and Solutions of Consumer Redress

Mélanie Levy | University of Neuchâtel, Prof. Dr. iur., Switzerland

Balancing the Scales: The Legal Dynamics of Agricultural Exceptionalism and Public Health

Zachary Cooper | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, PhD Candidate, Netherlands

Wishful Predicting: The Unsustainability of Public European Copyright Frameworks in the Era of Generative AI Tools

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Navigating the Paradox: The Doctrine of Unconstitutional

Constitutional Amendments

Between pluralist and collaborative constitutionalism

Book Roundtable - Public International Law: A Multi-Perspective

Approach (Sué González Hauck, Raffaela Kunz and Max Milas (eds))

Chair

Amal Sethi

University of Hamburg, Senior Fellow, Germany

Athanasios (Akis) Psygkas

Western University, Associate Professor, Canada

Sué González Hauck

DEZIM, Dr., Germany

Classroom 06.01 | Floor 6

Classroom 06.02 | Floor 6

Classroom 06.03 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Sergio Verdugo | IE University, Assistant Professor, Spain

The Dark Side of the Unconstitutional Constitutional Amenmdent Doctrine

Yaniv Roznai | Reichman University, Associate Professor, Israel

How Should Courts React When it Faces The First Slice Of The Salami

Joel Colon Rios | Victoria Univerisity Wellington, Professor, New Zealand

On the legal implications of a ‘permanent’ constituent power

Tamar Hostovsky Brandes | Ono Academic College, Senior Lecturer, Israel

Mariana Velasco Rivera | Maynooth University, Assistant Professor, Ireland

Aileen Kavanagh | Trinity College Dublin, Professor, Ireland

Maartje De Visser | Singapore Management University, Professor, Singapore

Jaclyn Neo | National University of Singapore, Associate Professor, Singapore

Athanasios (Akis) Psygkas | Western University, Associate Professor, Canada

Raffaela Milena Kunz | UZH, Dr., Switzerland

Victor Stoica | University of Bucharest, Dr., Romania

Beatrice Walton | Debevoise & Plimpton, J.D., USA

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

The (unexploited) potential of procedural judicial reviewin

tacking the rule of law crisis in Europe:Selected domestic

constitutional experiences

Resilience of Global Administrative Law & the Private/Public Divide16

Chair

Cristina Fasone

LUISS University, Assistant Professor, Italy

Classroom 19.03 | Floor 19

Classroom 10.01 | Floor 10

Speakers/Discussants

Viktor Zoltán Kazai | Université libre de Bruxelles - Institute for European Studies, Post-doctoral researcher, Belgium

The judicialization of parliamentary law-making: a long-standing and widespread phenomenon

Audrey Bachert | Aix-Marseille Université, Associate Professor, France

The systemic problems of the legislative process in France and their review by the Constitutional Council

Maciej Serowaniec | Nicolaus Copernicus University, Associate Professor, Poland

The systemic problems of the legislative process in Poland (especially under the PiS government) and their review by the

Constitutional Tribunal

Nicola Lupo | LUISS University, Full Professor, Italy

The cautious approach of the Italian Constitutional Court in front of the structural deﬁciencies of the Italian legislative

process

Marco Macchia

University of Rome Tor Vergata, Professor, Italy

Marie PADILLA | University of Bordeaux, Assistant Professor, France

‘If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?’ A comparative view on the resilience of comparative administrative law.

Percy Shelley, ‘Ode to the West Wind’, 1819.

Loth Van der Auwermeulen | Hasselt University, Dr., Belgium

Retaining awareness to the resilience of administrative law: a necessary condition for an effective (administrative)

enforcement

Mariet Stiers | Hasselt University, Drs., Belgium

Retaining awareness to the resilience of administrative law: a necessary condition for an effective (administrative)

enforcement

Marco Macchia | University of Rome Tor Vergata, Professor, Italy

Private Powers and Administrative Law

Emanuel V Towﬁgh | EBS Universität (Germany) / Peking University School of Transnational Law (China), Professor Dr.,

Germany

Cooperation and Corporation. Developing a “general law of the corporation” beyond the private/public law divide

Shingira S Masanzu | London School of Economics and Political Science, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

Public infrastructure, private ﬁnance: Counting the cost of legal choices in the promotion of infrastructure public-private

partnerships

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Disability Rights, Digitalisation, and the Role of AI

International Migration & Asylum Law18

Chair

Alicia Pastor y Camarasa

University of Lausanne- IDHEAP, Post-doc, Switzerland

Classroom 03.04 | Floor 3

Classroom 03.03 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Sophie Weerts | University of Lausanne, Professor, Switzerland

Intelligent assistive technologies and the participation of people with disabilities in lawmaking and public decision: the

Swiss experience

Delia Ferri | Maynooth University, Full Professor, Ireland

Digital accessibility as Gateway to Equality for Persons with Disabilities”

Ilze Grobbelaar-du Plessis | University of Pretoria, Associate Professor, South Africa

The global efforts for the protection of persons with disabilities and its impact on societal challenges and transformation

within a South African context

Mario Manna | Luiss, PhD candidate, Italy

Bridging the Digital Divide: Innovations for Sustainable and Equitable Technological Advancement in the Context of the

Green Transition

Benedicta Quarco | Luiss, PhD Candidate, Italy

Bridging the Digital Divide: Innovations for Sustainable and Equitable Technological Advancement in the Context of the

Green TransitionBridging the Digital Divide: Innovations for Sustainable and Equitable Technological Advancement in

the Context of the Green Transition

Veronica Federico

University of Florence, Professor, Italy

Maciej Grześkowiak | University of Warsaw, LLM, Poland

The Gap Between the Principle of Temporary Refuge and Asylum: How the International Refugee Regime Perpetuates

Emergencies

Sara Hungler | HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences, PhD habil., Hungary

Welcomed, with Restrictions – A Case Study of Migrant Workers in Hungary in the 2015-2024 Period

Benedita Menezes Queiroz | Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Assistant Professor, Portugal

Pending Precarity: No right to stay for medical reasons within the European Union

Veronica Federico | University of Florence, Professor, Italy

Regulating Migration at the Time of Populism. Women as battleground in European populist migration legal framework

Emre Akalin | Koç University, PhD Student, Turkey

Sustainability of democracy in the future: law-making based on knowledge of human rights

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Artiﬁcial Intelligence, Data Governance, and Environmental

Monitoring

The constitutional bases of Europe: towards a sustainable

democracy

Chair

Maria Francesca De Tullio

Federico II University of Naples, Post-doc Researcher, Italy

Giacomo Palombino

Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales (CEPC), Investigador García Pelayo, Spain

Classroom 20.03 | Floor 20

Classroom 15.04 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Maria Francesca De Tullio | Federico II University of Naples, Post doc Researcher, Italy

Marta Aurino | Federico II University of Naples / Université Bordeaux, PhD Candidate, France

Francesca Niola | Federico II University, Post-doc researcher, Italy

Michela Tuozzo | Federico II University of Naples, Post doc researcher, Italy

Giacomo Palombino | Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales (CEPC), Doctor, Spain

In defense of the future: the constitutional dimension of intergenerational equity

Daniela Messina | University of Naples “Parthenope”, Doctor, Italy

Technological development and fundamental rights: protecting human dignity in the AI era

Alessia Tomo | University of Antwerp - DigiTax, Doctor, Belgium

Technological development and fundamental rights: the case of the tax administrations

Rosa Iannaccone | University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Doctor, Italy

Popular participation and environmental decisions: some experiences in comparison

Antonio Pérez Miras | University of Granada, Doctor, Spain

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Strategic Litigation before European and International Courts I

AI Technology, Maritime Border Control, and Legal Implications

for Climate Displaced Persons

Chair

Pola Cebulak

VU Amsterdam, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Andrea Maria Pelliconi

City University of London, PhD candidate, United Kingdom

Classroom 19.02 | Floor 19

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Emilia Korkea-aho | University of Eastern Finland, Professor, Finland

Marta Morvillo | University of Amsterdam, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Who does strategic litigation with EU law empower? A framing paper

Francesca Episcopo | University of Amsterdam, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Navigating the legal landscape: unveiling the power and pitfalls of private enforcement in data protection litigation

Virginia Passalacqua | University of Turin, Assistant Professor, Italy

Silent Justice: Exploring the lack of EU litigation for migrant rights in Greece.

Aphrodite Papachristodoulou | University of Galway, Postdoctoral Researcher, Ireland

Euphemisms of Success: Unraveling the Dark Realities of AI Technology in European Border and Migration Management

Dave-Inder Comar | The Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies at Leiden University, PhD candidate, Netherlands

AI-enhanced border externalisation and threats to the self-determination of climate-vulnerable peoples

Kikelomo Kila | University of Huddersﬁeld, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Paul Abba | University of Huddersﬁeld, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Climate Displacements and AI Technology under International Climate Instruments: Fulﬁlling State Obligations through

AI Adaptation Tools

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Informational disfuntions during the electoral process

The Law of AI Infrastructures: Liability, Standards, Regulation

Chair

Rafael Rubio

Complutense University, Professor, Spain

Thomas Streinz

NYU Law, Guarini Global Law & Tech, Executive Director and Adjunct Professor of Law, Germany

Classroom 06.04 | Floor 6

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Argelia Queralt | Barcelona University, Professor, Spain

Gender-based political violence in the electoral process

Rodrigo Cetina | Pompeu Fabra University, Professor, Spain

Local electoral authorities in the United States and disinformation

Leyre Burguera | UNED, Professor, Spain

Election communication, microsegmentation, and misinformation.

María Garrote | Complutense University, Professor, Spain

Platform moderation in electoral campaigns

Gonzalo Ramírez | Externado University, Professor, Colombia

Disinformation and political tensions in Colombia.

Tomer Shadmy | The Federmann Cyber Center, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Research Fellow, Israel

Reimagining AI Decentralization

Yirong Sun | NYU Law, Guarini Global Law & Tech, Fellow, China

Regulating Disappeared Language Models

Angelina Fisher | NYU Law, Guarini Global Law & Tech, Adjunct Professor of Law, Canada

Benedict Kingsbury | NYU Law, Murry and Ida Becker Professor of Law, New Zealand

Justus Vasel | Henrich Heine Universität Düsseldorf, Assistant Professor for Public Law and Artiﬁcial Intelligence, Germany

AI Regulation and Infrastructural Competition

AI & National Security25

Chair

Ebrahim Afsah

Classroom 19.04 | Floor 19

Artiﬁcial Intelligence, Law, and National Security

Dr Ebrahim Afsah | University of Copenhagen, Associate Professor, Denmark

Commonwealth National Security Constitutionalism since the end of the Cold War

Dr Paul F Scott | University of Glasgow, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

India’s legislative model of security: extraordinary and permanent

Ms Faiza Rahman | University of Melbourne, Melbourne Law School, Phd Candidate, Australia

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

10.00-11.30

Parallel

Session 02

Monday

July 2024

11.00 - 12.30

38| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Interest Group: Neurolaw, Neurotechnology and Human Rights01

Convener

Ana Maria D’Ávila Lopes

Universidade de Fortaleza (Brazil)

Classroom 17.02 | Floor 17

AI Regulation in Favour of Vulnerable Groups of Society

Public Administration in the Sign of Finance. Resilience and

Financial Sustainability in Hard Times

Chair

Judit Glavanits

Széchenyi István University, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, associate professor, head of department, Hungary

Elisa D’Alterio

University of Catania, Professor, Italy

Classroom 07.03 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Péter Bálint Király | Széchenyi István University, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, assistant professor, Hungary

“Label the Net!” - How to Protect the Children in the Online World

Gergely G. Karácsony | Széchenyi István University, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, associate professor, Hungary

Raised by AI? - Protection of the Children in the Digital Age

Judit Glavanits | Széchenyi István University, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, associate professor, head of

department, Hungary

Acceptance and Support of AI and Robotics in Public Healthcare

Jácint Ferencz | Széchenyi István University, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, associate professor, head of

department, Hungary

Risks of AI-supported Decision Making in the Labour Market and Regulatory Challenges

Tamara Álvarez Robles | University of León, assistant professor, Spain

The importance of the right of access to the Internet for vulnerable groups

Elisa D’Alterio | University of Catania, Professor, Italy

“Public Administration in the Sign of Finance. An introduction”

Elena Di Carpegna Brivio | University of Milan Bicocca, Researcher, Italy

“The ﬁnancial shape of the administration through the lens of parliamentary debate”

Giulio Rivellini | LUISS, PhD Student, Italy

“Financial conditionality and public staff management in multilevel legal systems”

Ignazio Spadaro | University of Catania, Researcher, Italy

“Regional Councils as democratic outposts in top-down funding plans”

Salvatore Randazzo | University of Catania, PhD Student, Italy

“How European Semester changes economic politics of the EU Member States: case studies”

Book Roundtable - In Search of a Legal Model of Self-Employment

in Poland: A Comparative Legal Analysis, ed. Tomasz Duraj (Polish)

Safeguarding the Right to Good Administration in the Age of AI

The Human Rights in the Globalized / Digitalized World - From

the Mexican and Japanese Point of View

Chair

Robert Siuciński

University of Lodz, Mgr, Poland

Melanie Fink

Central European University / Leiden University, Dr, Austria

Satoshi Yamada

Kyoto University, Professor, Japan

Classroom 07.04 | Floor 7

Classroom 17.01 | Floor 17

Classroom 16.01 | Floor 16

Speakers/Discussants

Tomasz Duraj | University of Lodz, Associate Professor, Poland

Legal Model of Self-Employment in Poland - A Law of Employment Perspective

Marcin Krajewski | University of Lodz, Dr, Poland

Legal Model of Self-Employment in Poland - A Social Security Perspective

Aneta Tyc | University of Lodz, Associate Professor, Poland

Self-Employment in Italian Law

Marco Almada | European University Institute, LL.M., Italy

The role of frontline administrators in the age of AI

Teresa Pareja Sanchez | University of Castilla-La Mancha, LL.M., Spain

The duty to give reasons and transparency of ADM systems

Filipe Brito Bastos | NOVA School of Law, Dr, Portugal

Checks and balances in the European digital administrative state

Giulia Gentile | Essex Law School, Dr, United Kingdom

Good administration and damages

Simona Demkova | Leiden University, Dr, Netherlands

Fernando Elizondo Garcia | Tecnológico de Monterrey, Lecturer, Mexico

Threats to Human Rights in the Digital Era: Generative AI and Neurorights

Takashi Shirouzu | Chiba University, Associate Professor, Japan

Cases of Inequality in Japanese Society in the Digital Era

Satoshi Yamada | Kyoto University, Professor, Japan

Reassessment of the Notion of Digital Constitutionalism

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Collective Identities, AI and Criminal Justice: An

Interdisciplinary Approach

Vulnerabilities and the Social State (Spanish)

Chair

José Núñez

Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Professor, Spain

Ángel Aday Jiménez

Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Associate Professor, Spain

Classroom 18.04 | Floor 18

Classroom 04.02 | Floor 4

Speakers/Discussants

Ignacio Álvarez | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Professor, Spain

Diversity protection within constitutional law

Elena Maculan | Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Professor, Spain

Does protection mean annulling individual’s will? The case of forgiveness granted by minors and persons with disabilities

José Núñez | Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Professor, Spain

Women serving life sentence: a case of negative discrimination?

Gemma Varona | Instituto Vasco de Criminología, Professor, Spain

The potentials and perils of algorithmic victimology

Puerto Solar | Secretaría General de Instituciones Penitenciarias, Jurist, Spain

The use of artiﬁcial intelligence as a risk assessment instrument in relation to minorities

Carmen Montesinos Padilla | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Associate Professor, Spain

The reconstruction of the social state. A prospective view

Pablo Riquelme Vázquez | Universidade de Vigo, Assistant Professor, Spain

Constitution and poverty in situations of need

María Antonia Arias Martinez | Universidade de Vigo, Associate Professor, Spain

Telematic administration and vulnerability

Gabriel Vidal Cernadas | CEPC, Researcher, Spain

Youth as a vulnerable group in the 1978 spanish constitution

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Book Roundtable - Toward An International Constitutional

Justice On Human Rights (Carlos Ayala Corao) (Spanish)

Rule of Law & Resilience

Chair

Edward Perez

University College of London, PhD student, Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Classroom 04.01 | Floor 4

Classroom 08.03 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Carlos Ayala Corao | Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, Professor, Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Mariela Morales Antoniazzi | Max Plank Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Dr., Venezuela,

Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Eduardo Ferrer Mac-Gregor | Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Dr., Mexico

Claudia Martín | American University, Professor, Argentina

Javier García Roca | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Dr., Spain

Anna Śledzińska-Simon

University of Wrocław, Prof., Poland

Anna Śledzińska-Simon | University of Wrocław, Prof., Poland

Rule of Law Resilience and Reproductive Freedom

Sabrina K. Rewald | Mrs. Sabrina K. Rewald

Rule of Law Resilience and Reproductive Freedom

Kamil Jonski | SGH Warsaw School of Economics, PhD, Poland

Constitutionality of a Judicial Appointment and the Adjudication Outcomes – “old judges” and “neo-judges” in Polish

Supreme Administrative Court

Wojciech Piatek | Adam Mickiewicz University, Professor, Poland

Constitutionality of a Judicial Appointment and the Adjudication Outcomes – “old judges” and “neo-judges” in Polish

Supreme Administrative Court

Pieter Gerhardus du Toit | North-West University, Professor, South Africa

The role of NGOs in upholding the rule of law in South Africa

Raphaël Girard | University of Exeter, Lecturer in Law (Assistant Professor), United Kingdom

Public Powers, Gubernaculum and Reason of State: The Constitutional Logic of Authoritarianism

Matias E Guiloff | Universidad Diego Portales, Associate Professor, Chile

Flexibility and the Rule of Law: Illustrations from Public Law doctrines concerning economic regulation

Tiago Fidalgo de Freitas | Lisbon Public Law, Guest Lecturer, Portugal

Constitutional courts, abstract review, and reliability

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Varieties of constitutionalism and contestations of liberalism

in comparative constitutional law #1: Democracy, separation of

powers, memory, interpretation

Resilience and Sustainability in New Latin American

Constitutionalism: Levels of Legal Pluralism in Abya Yala

Chair

Michael Riegner

Erfurt University, Prof. Dr., Germany

Maria Francesca Cavalcanti

Tilburg University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Classroom 08.04 | Floor 8

Classroom 11.01 | Floor 11

Speakers/Discussants

Philipp Dann | Humboldt University Berlin, Prof. Dr., Germany

Rethinking Democracy in the Southern Turn

Clara Iglesias Keller | WZB Berlin, Dr., Germany

Adjudicating Electoral Disinformation in Democratic Backsliding

Thomaz Pereira | FGV Rio de Janeiro, Prof. Dr., Brazil

Supreme senatorial court: Supreme Court justices as senators

Jasmin Wachau | Erfurt University, PhD candidate, Germany

Varieties of Memory Law in Brazil and Germany

Diego Platz Pereira | University of Münster, Doctoral Candidate, Germany

The Inﬂuence of Constitutional Objectives on Constitutional Interpretation: Some Propositions Based on the Brazilian

and German Cases

Diego Werneck Arguelhes | INSPER Sao Paulo, Prof. Dr., Brazil

Co-Presenter: Adjudicating Electoral Disinformation in Democratic Backsliding

Jessica Holl | Erfurt University, Phd candidate, Germany

Co-presenter: Varieties of Memory Law in Brazil and Germany

Giulia Bazzan | Tilburg University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Charting Sustainable Futures: Legal Pluralism and the IAD Framework in Abya Yala’s Constitutionalism

Enrico Buono | Perugia University, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Italy

Internal Colonialism and Decolonizing Constitutional Narratives. The Methodological Challenges of Studying Abya

Yala’s Levels of Pluralism

Maria Francesca Cavalcanti | Tilburg University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Legal Pluralism, Indigenous Law and Rights of Nature in the New Latin American Constitutionalism

Rodrigo Kaufmann | Tilburg University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Spot the difference: How do plurinationalism and legal pluralism challenge the traditional constitutional paradigm?

Laura Alessandra Nocera | University of Trieste, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Italy

Differential Constitutionalism and Indigenous Identities. Bolivia as Constitutional Lab in a Diachronic and Synchronic

Comparison

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

The Changing Dynamics of the EU legislature as part of the

Trias Politica and Beyond. The Changing Dynamics between the

EU legislature and the CJEU

Normative assessment of the reasoning of the EU Court of Justice

Chair

Ton van den Brink

Utrecht University, Professor, Netherlands

Cassandra Jacobson Russo

University of Oxford, DPhil Candidate in Law, United Kingdom

Classroom 13.03 | Floor 13

Classroom 13.02 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Ton van den Brink | Utrecht University, professor, Netherlands

EU Legislative Freedom accommodated by the CJEU

Anoeska Buijze | Utrecht University, professor, Netherlands

How the EU robbed me of my favorite syrup wafﬂes. The CJEU interpretation of the Services Directive and its impact on

(democratically legitimized) local government

Malgorzata Kozak | Utrecht University, assistant professor, Netherlands

Enforcing article 11 CFR (freedom of expression) through legislation or through the Court?

Sybe de Vries | Utrecht University, professor, Netherlands

Discussion of the three papers

Vilija Vėlyvytė | University of Reading, Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

The EU’s federal balance in the reasoning of the European Court of Justice

Alezini Loxa | Lund University, Postdoctoral Fellow, Sweden

Insiders, outsiders and the ﬁctitious limits of analogous interpretation in the ECJ Case Law

Emily Hancox | University of Bristol, Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

Overlapping norms in EU law: a constitutional perspective on the ECJ’s approach

Nathan Cambien | University of Antwerp, Associate Professor, Belgium

The reasoning of the European Court of Justice under institutional constraints

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Beneﬁts and perils of AI and AI regulation in East Asia

Disappointing Courts and Judicial (In)activism: Comparative

Critical Perspectives

Chair

Mayu Terada

Hitotsubashi University, Professor, Japan

Eleonora Bottini

University of Caen Normandy, France, Professor, France

Classroom 18.01 | Floor 18

Classroom 11.02 | Floor 11

Speakers/Discussants

Satoshi Narihara | Kyushu University, Associate Professor, Japan

Manipulation by AI and Personal Autonomy

Emi Masuta | University of Tokyo, Project Research Associate, Japan

Cryptoassets issues in China

Hyeungseob Son | Kyungsung University, Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

New Data Paradigm Due to AI and Constitutional Right of AI

Dahye Choi | Korea Association of Right to Die(KARD), President, Korea, Republic of Korea

Biosecurity and AI utilization regulations for synthetic biology applications

Nami Thea Ohnishi | Professor, Senshu University, Japan

Mayu Terada | Hitotsubashi University, Professor, Japan

Future Governance and Peril of AI regulation in Japan

Aleksandra Dzięgielewska | Doctoral student, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, University of

Warsaw, Poland

Opportunistic constitutional review at the expense of human rights protection. Illustrations from Poland’s illiberal

constitutional jurisprudence

David Kosar | Masaryk University, Professor, Czech Republic

Judicial Underreach: Pros and Cons

Stéphanie Hennette-Vauchez | Paris Nanterre University, Professor, France

The French Constitutional council as a majoritarian device

Margaux Bouaziz | University of Burgundy, Associate Professor, France

The French Constitutional council as a majoritarian device

Eleonora Bottini | University of Caen Normandy, France, Professor, France

Anti-popular or anti-populist? The Italian Constitutional Court’s Reluctance towards Direct Democracy

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Digital Constitutionalism in Brazil: Perspectives on

Constitutional Endurance and Digital Regulation

Human Rights, Civic Space and the EU Integration of Georgia

Chair

Lucas Henrique Muniz da Conceição

Bocconi University, Ph.D. Candidate, Italy

Tamar Gurchiani

Ilia State University School of Law, Associate Professor and Human Rights Chair, Georgia

Classroom 18.02 | Floor 18

Classroom 13.04 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Lucas Henrique M. Conceição | Bocconi University, Ph.D. Candidate, Italy

Digital Constitutionalism for Constitutional (In)Stability: Brazilian Courts and the Safeguard of Brazilian Democracy

Mariana Avelar | Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Ph.D. Candidate, Brazil

Digital Constitutionalism and the legitimacy of administrative institutions

Carolina X. Santos | Universidade de Lisboa, LL.M/MA Candidate, Portugal

The Role of the Legislative in Brazilian Digital Constitutionalism and the Bill 2.630

Manuchar Tsetskhaldze | Ilia State University School of Law and junior lawyer at the human rights organization -

Tolerance and Diversity Institute (TDI), Researcher at the Human Rights Clinic, Georgia

Judicial Response to Religious Discrimination in Georgia

Khatia Tsetskhladze | The Human Rights Clinic at Ilia State University School of Law, lawyer at International Society for

Fear Elections and Democracy (ISFED), Lawyer and co-teacher, Georgia

Complying with Georgia’s international commitments regarding Violence against Women and Domestic Violence

Nato Mirzashvili | The Human Rights Clinic at Ilia State University School of Law and at the Parliamentary Research

Center, Researcher, Georgia

Age discrimination in the workplace in Georgia

Tamar Gurchiani | Ilia State University School of Law, Associate Professor and Human Rights Chair, Georgia

State of Civic Space in Georgia

Malkhaz Nakashidze | Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Professor, Jean Monnet Chair, Co-chair at ICON-S

Georgia, Georgia

Georgia’s Progress in Implementation of Fundamentals of the EU Accession Process

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

European Yearbook of Constitutional Law Vol. 5: Constitutional

law in the Digital Era

Global Provocations: Technology and the Rule of Law in the

Digital State

Chair

Charlotte van Oirsouw

Utrecht University, PhD candidate, Netherlands

Jennifer Raso

McGill University, Assistant Professor, Canada

Classroom 13.01 | Floor 13

Classroom 12.04 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Charlotte van Oirsouw | Utrecht University, PhD candidate, Netherlands

An introduction to ‘Constitutional Law in the Digital Age’

Antonios Kouroutakis | IE University, Associate Professor, Spain

Public Data, AI Applications and the Transformation of the State: Contemporary Challenges to Democracy

Émile Chamberland | McGill University, LL.M. candidate, Canada

The judicial independence of machines

Soﬁa Ranchordás | Tilburg University, Prof. Dr., Netherlands

Victoria Adelmant | NYU Law School, Adjunct Professor of Law and Clinical Law, USA

Designing the Digital State: Examining the shifting roles of private actors in government service delivery

Alexandra Sinclair | London School of Economics, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

“Our ability to test for unfair impacts is limited” - An analysis of public law error in the UK Department for Work and

Pensions’ use of machine learning in beneﬁt fraud detection

Malavika Raghavan | London School of Economics, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

The Legislative Function of Technology in Action: “Rules” in India’s Digitalised Welfare System

Adam Harkens | University of Strathclyde, Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

Navigating ‘Responsible’ AI in the Digital Welfare State: How to Design Services that are ‘Fundamental Rights Sensitive’?

Nakul Nayak | London School of Economics, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

Digital Transformations and the Citizen-State Relationship

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

One Health and Sustainable Development: a Critical Appraisal in

Public Law

States and the Transforming Democratic Principles in the

Axis of Migration and Human Rights: Control, Integration and

Political Participation (Spanish)

Chair

Francesco Gaudiosi

CSI - Centro Studi Internazionali and University of Naples Federico II, Vice-president and Executive Director of the CSI -

Centro Studi Internazionali and Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Italy

Andrea Romano

University of Barcelona, Assistant Professor, Spain

Classroom 07.01 | Floor 7

Classroom 12.01 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Claudia Capasso | University of Tuscia, PhD Candidate, Italy

Enforcing Public Health: challenges and prospects in the age of the One Health approach

Giovanni Comazzetto | University of Padua, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Italy

New models of territorial healthcare and digitalization processes: safeguarding health between uniformity and

differentiation

Candida Conti | University of Tuscia, PhD Candidate, Italy

Protecting health before curing: prevention and sustainability in the One Health program

Iole Di Ciommo | Sapienza University of Rome, PhD Candidate, Italy

Alternative Intelligence: risks and liabilities behind the One Health approach

Matteo Pignocchi | University of Macerata, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Italy

The Ilva Industrial Site in Taranto: public law perspectives between One Health approach and labour issues

Fernanda Torres | University of Barcelona, Observatorio de Derecho Publico (IDP), Master in Public Law, Chile

The Recognition of the Political Rights of Immigrants: The Right to Vote

Anıl Güven Yüksel | Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University, Assistant Professor, Turkey

Rethinking the Relationship between Integration and Representation: A Theory of Right to Participation in Political

Decision-making Processes

Dévika Pérez Medina | University of Barcelona, Observatorio de Derecho Publico (IDP), Doctor, Spain

Police biases: from analog to digital

Andrea Romano | University of Barcelona, Assistant Professor, Spain

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Gender Perspective in Judicial Review: The Case of the Chilean

Constitutional Court

Civil Rights and Human Rights in an Age of AI

Chair

Bárbara Sepúlveda

Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Professor, Chile

Catherine Powell

Fordham Law School, Professor, USA

Classroom 05.01 | Floor 5

Classroom 08.01 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Bárbara Sepúlveda | Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Professor, Chile

Gender Perspective As Hermeneutics In Judicial Review By The Chilean Constitutional Court

Lieta Vivaldi | Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Professor, Chile

Changes in the Composition of the Chilean Constitutional Court and Its Impact on the Incorporation of Women’s Human

Rights Standards

Catalina Lagos | Universidad Diego Portales, Professor, Chile

The Principle of Equality and Non-Discrimination in Constitutional Justice: Advances and Challenges from a Gender

Perspective.

Chaz Arnett | University of Maryland School of Law, Professor, USA

The School-to-Surveillance Pipeline: Mass School Shootings, Digital Securitization, and the Struggle for Data Justice

Chinmayi Arun | Yale Law School, Research Scholar in Law, USA

Transnational AI

Margaret Hu | William & Mary Law School, Professor, USA

Critical Data Theory

Catherine Powell | Fordham Law School, Professor, USA

Reconstruction for a Digital Age (with Margaret Hu)

Davi Ottenheimer | Vice President of Trust and Digital Ethics, Inrupt, USA

AI, Disparate Impact, and Digital Public Infrastructure

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

AI & Digital Constitutionalism25

Chair

Violeta Beširević

Union University Law School Belgrade, Professor, Serbia

Niels Petersen

University of Münster, University Professor, Germany

Classroom 18.03 | Floor 18

Gustavo Buss | UFPR, PhD Candidate, Brazil

Rethinking Digital Constitutionalism through a multilevel perspective

Violeta Besirevic | Union University Law School Belgrade, Professor, Serbia

How To Tame The ‘Digital’ Shrew: Constitutional Rights Going Online

Ryszard Piotrowski | Warsaw University, Dr. hab. prof. UW, Poland

New information and communication technologies and the future of constitutional law

Lorenzo Rodio Nico | University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Postdoc research fellow, Italy

Artiﬁcial Intelligence in the justice system: digitization, law and economics

Lars Viellechner | University of Bremen, Prof. Dr., Germany

Regulating Online Platforms: Between National and International, Public and Private, Law and Technology

Mathilde Franssen | University of Liège, Teaching assistant and researcher, Belgium

Towards an interpretation of the concept of jurisdiction adapted to climate change litigation? The case Duarte Agostinho

pending before the European Court of Human Rights.

Elodie Kowalski | University of Liège, Teaching assistant and researcher, Belgium

Towards an interpretation of the concept of jurisdiction adapted to climate change litigation? The case Duarte Agostinho

pending before the European Court of Human Rights.

Charlotte Séaux | University of Liège, Teaching and Research Assistant, Belgium

Civil Disobedience, the Application of Criminal law and Human Rights

Salomé Charles | University of Liège, Teaching and Research Assistant, Belgium

Civil Disobedience, the Application of Criminal law and Human Rights

Valentina Aragona | University of Calabria, researcher, Italy

The criminal protection of climate changes: between human rights and carbon crimes

Niels Petersen | University of Münster, University Professor, Germany

Equality rights of future generations

Erin C Ferguson | University of Aberdeen, Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

Climate Change Litigation and the European Convention on Human Rights

Maurizia De Bellis | University of Rome Tor Vergata, Associate Professor, Italy

Climate litigation, standard of review and separation of powers

Strategic Litigation & Jurisdiction in Climate Law26

Chair

Classroom 07.02 | Floor 7

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Speakers/Discussants

Education & Law27

Chair

Svetlana Tyulkina

University of New South Wales, Dr, Australia

Noura Karazivan

University of Montreal, Full Professor, Canada

Classroom 05.02 | Floor 5

Svetlana Tyulkina | University of New South Wales, Dr, Australia

From Referendum Failure to Classroom Experience: Exploring the Pedagogy of Vulnerability in Public Law Education to

Cultivate Resilience, Empathy, and Tolerance

Luciana Silveira Ardente | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Master, Brazil

An Insight of Education and Social Development on the Administrative State Theory

Ofra Bloch | Tel Aviv University, Prof., Israel

Students for Fair Admissions V. Harvard (2023) and the Memory Wars

Yu-Yin Tu | Tamkang University, Associate Professor, Taiwan

The Practice of Public Interest in Racial Diversity- Comparisons among Preferential Treatments on Higher Education

Admissions

Yonatan T. Fessha | University of the Western cape, Prof, South Africa

The language-in-education policy in South Africa: Diversity versus access to education

Lisa Draga | University of the Western cape, Lecturer, South Africa

The language-in-education policy in South Africa: Diversity versus access to education

Hannah Meijer | University of Aruba, Assistant Professor, Aruba

Constitutional and practical limits on democratic oversight regarding the collaboration on public tasks within the

Kingdom of the Netherlands

Cristian Altavilla | CONICET, PhD in Law, Argentina

The Role of Constitutional Courts in Intergovernmental Conﬂict Resolution. The Argentine Case

Xiangyu Ma | Australian National University, PhD Candidate, Australia

More Legislative Devolution, More Power Centralization? Demystifying Legislative Devolution Reforms in Contemporary

China

Noura Karazivan | University of Montreal, Full Professor, Canada

Federalism and fundamental rights : pluralistic constitutionalism’s time to shine

Barbara Zeller | University of Graz, Mag.iur., Austria

Competence conﬂicts in multi-level settings: the role of formal principles.

Federalism & Multilevel Governance28

Chair

Classroom 12.03 | Floor 12

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Speakers/Discussants

Digitalisation & Challenges to the Rule of Law29

Chair

Jurgen Goossens

Utrecht University, Full professor of Constitutional Law, Belgium

Classroom 12.02 | Floor 12

Jurgen Goossens | Utrecht University, Full professor of Constitutional Law, Belgium

Constitutional resilience and digital transformations in the algorithmic administrative stateFrom the rule of law to the

rule of code and back

Ana Luisa Vital | UFRJ, Student, Brazil

Democracy and Technology: the Real Person in the Digital Era

Carlos Alberto Bolonha | UFRJ, Doctor, Brazil

Democracy and Technology: the Real Person in the Digital Era

Andreas P. Müller | Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf, Germany

Regulation of Artiﬁcial Intelligence and Democracy – Are institutions asking and answering the right questions?

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

11.00-12.30

Speakers/Discussants

Parallel

Session 03

Monday

July 2024

12.00 - 13.30

53| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

Interest Group: African Interest Group01

Conveners

James Fowkes

University of Münster

Adem Abebe

International IDEA

Laura-Stella Enonchong

SOAS

Azubike Onuora-Oguno

University of Ilorin

Umeh Ngozi

Imo State University

Classroom 03.03 | Floor 3

The protection of fundamental rights in the time of the

challenges of artiﬁcial intelligence (Spanish)

Courts, constitutional reasoning, and scientiﬁc evidence: the

health emergency and beyond

Chair

Héctor Álvarez García

Universidad Pablo de Olavide de Sevilla, PhD in Law and Phd in History, Spain

Alessandra De Luca

University of Florence, Professor, Italy

Classroom 10.01 | Floor 10

Classroom 06.01 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Héctor Álvarez García | Universidad Pablo de Olavide de Sevilla, PhD in Law and Phd in History, Spain

The intrusion of artiﬁcial intelligence in privacy

Carmen Martín Fernández | Universidad de Córdoba, PhD in Law, Spain

Administrative inspection, proﬁling through artiﬁcial intelligence and fundamental rights

Carlo Alberto Ciaralli | Universidad “G. D’annunzio” de Chieti-Pescara, PhD in Law, Italy

Artiﬁcial intelligence and workers´ rights, between opportunities and risks

Nathalie Domínguez Gay | Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, PhD in Humanities, Spain

Ethics and other human values in artiﬁcial intelligence

Abdelhamid Adnane Rkioua | Universidad Pablo de Olavide de Sevilla, PhD in Law, Spain

Algorithmic transparency in judicial matters

Sara Benvenuti | University of Florence, Lecturer, Italy

Courts, constitutional reasoning and scientiﬁc evidence in France

Andrea Butelli | University of Florence, PhD candidate, Italy

Courts, constitutional reasoning and scientiﬁc evidence in the Nordic Countries

Alessandra De Luca | University of Florence, Professor, Italy

Courts, constitutional reasoning and scientiﬁc evidence in England

Laura Arduini | University of Florence, PhD candidate, Italy

Constitutional reasoning and scientiﬁc evidence in the United States District Courts

Federico Falorni | University of Florence, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Constitutional reasoning and scientiﬁc evidence in the United States Supreme Court

Deciphering the Genome of Constitutionalism: The Foundations

and Future of Constitutional Identity (Ran Hirschl and Yaniv

Roznai, eds., Cambridge University Press, 2024)

Territorial Gaps and Next Generation EU Programme

Chair

Ran Hirschl

University of Toronto, David R. Cameron Distinguished Professor in Law & Politics, Canada

Paolo Colasante

Italian National Research Council, Professor, Italy

Classroom 10.02 | Floor 10

Classroom 15.01 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Asli Bali | Yale Law School, Professor, USA

Constitution Making and Disharmonic Identity

Christina Bambrick | University of Notre Dame, Assistant Professor, USA

The Past, Present and Future of Constitutional Identity

Mark A. Graber | University of Maryland, University System of Maryland Regents Professor, USA

Constitutional Identity, Constitutional Politics, and Constitutional Revolutions

Gary J. Jacobsohn | University of Texas, Austin, Professor Emeritus, Malcolm Macdonald Professor Emeritus in

Constitutional and Comparative Law, USA

How to think about the reach of constitutional identity

Jaclyn Neo | National University of Singapore, Associate Professor, Singapore

Constitutional Identity as Discourse: Mis-identity and Dis-identity

Cesare Pinelli | Sapienza University of Rome, Professor, Italy

How territorial inequalities in health protection arose, and why it now seems so difﬁcult to remedy them

Dario Martire | Sapienza University of Rome, Professor, Italy

Substantial equality and digital transition

Lidia Blumetti | Sapienza University of Rome, PhD Candidate, Italy

(Toghether with Dario Martire) Substantial equality and digital transition

Federico Losurdo | University of Urbino, Professor, Italy

Environmental protection and intergenerational duties: the case of waste policy

Alessandro Gentilini | Italian National Research Council, Professore, Italy

Territorial gaps and principle of subsidiarity

Paolo Colasante | Italian National Research Council, Professor, Italy

The multilevel governance of territorial gaps

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

Public Law between resilience and stability: the management

of emergencies

Book roundtable - Constitutional Discussions on Nuclear Energy

in Germany (Robert Rybski)

Chair

Luca De Lucia

Università di Salerno, Professor, Italy

Marja-Liisa Öberg

Lund University, Dr., Sweden

Classroom 14.02 | Floor 14

Classroom 15.04 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Emilie Chevalier| Universitè de Limoges, Professor, France

Limits and potentialities of French administrative law in the management of crisis

Paola Chirulli | Università di Roma “La Sapienza”, Professor, Italy

Administrative Law and the management of crises in Italy

Diane Fromage | Universität Salzburg, Professor, Austria

EU Rule-making in crises: an analysis since Lisbon

Ferdinand Wollenschläger | Universität Augsburg, Professor, Germany

Constitutional challenges of crisis management: instruments

Manuela Niehaus | German University of Adminstrative Sciences Speyer, Dr., Germany

Luka Martin Tomazic | Alma Mater Europaea, Doc. dr, Slovenia

Luís António Malheiro Meneses do Vale | University of Coimbra, Prof., Portugal

Pasquale Viola | University of Trieste, Dr., Italy

Robert Rybski | University of Warsaw, Dr., Poland

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

Constitutionalism, Politics and Conﬂict in Israel in the Wake of

the 2023 ‘Legal Reform’

Legal dissonance in protecting biodiversity: creating a

sustainable and resilient pathway for the future

Chair

Yoav Dotan

Hebrew University, Professor, Israel

Carole M. Billiet

Hasselt University, Prof. dr., Belgium

Classroom 14.04 | Floor 14

Classroom 06.02 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Yoav Dotan | Hebrew University, Professor, Israel

Administrative Law and Super-Constitutionalism in Israel in the Wake of the 2023 ‘Legal Reform’

Hanna Lerner | Tel Aviv University, Professor, Israel

Constitution Making at a Moment of Democratic Instability: A Proposal for a Constituent Assembly for Israel

Amnon Reichman | Haifa University, Professor, Israel

Abuse of Constituent Powers: A Critical Analysis of an Emerging Doctrine

Rivka Weill | Reichman University, Professor, Israel

Israel’s Constitutional Crisis: The Causes and Remedies

Sharleen Quarem | KU Leuven, Drs., Belgium

The evolving concept of biodiversity in Conservation Biology and the Law.

Carole M. Billiet | Hasselt University, Prof. dr., Belgium

The Lark and the Law

Siemen Kalders | Hasselt University, Drs., Belgium

EU Biodiversity Law: Mismatch between Conservation Needs and Priorities in the Protection of Insects.

Tekle Tadesse Tesfaslassie | Hasselt University, Drs., Belgium

A legal response to logging within the EU

Edo Schoone | Hasselt University, Drs., Belgium

Harmful and alien invasive species: hunting law as mankind’s time proven last resort

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

The Role of Transitional Justice in Shaping Constitutional

Landscapes: The Case of Post-Communist Europe

Academic Freedom under Pressure – Suppression of education

through illiberalism and authoritarianism

Chair

José Faraldo

Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Prof., Spain

Konrad Lachmayer

Sigmund Freud University, Prof., Austria

Classroom 14.03 | Floor 14

Classroom 14.01 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Aleksandra Gliszczyńska-Grabias | Institute of Law Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Assistant Prof., Poland

The intersection of constitutional law and memory politics in Poland

Uladzislau Belavusau | University of Amsterdam, Dr, Netherlands

The impact of memory laws on constitutional governance in Belarus, Russia, and Hungary

Zdeněk Kühn | Charles University Law School, Prof., Czech Republic

Crime and Punishment. Dealing with the Communist Past in the Czech Republic and Post-Communist Europe

Muriel Blaive | University of Graz, Austria, Dr, Austria

The 1993 Czech Constitutional Court decision on the “illegality” of the communist regime: when incoherence leads to

political instrumentalization

Eleonóra Wagenknecht | Sigmund Freud University, Mag., Austria

From the destruction of academia in Hungary to the export of authoritarianism

Oluchi Queen Egbuta | Founder/Executive Director, Reach Africa Network (RAN), LL.B (Nig), B.L, Nigeria

The Impact of Anti-Gay Law on Gender Studies and Academic Freedom in Nigeria

Mohammad Imran Khusal | American University of Afghanistan (AUAF), LL.M, Afghanistan

Oppression of women in Afghanistan in terms of access to education

Mukesh Kumar Meghwar | School of Law, University of Karachi, B.A LL.B (Honours)/LL.M, Pakistan

A Critical Study of Forced Conversion of Women in Pakistan through International Legal Framework

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

The ‘living law doctrine’ in the European legal space: bridging

interpretive monopolies

The (unexploited) potential of procedural judicial reviewin tacking

the rule of law crisis in Europe: The supranational context

Climate Change between Law and Justice. Theoretical and

epistemological approaches

Chair

Eleanor Spaventa

Bocconi University, Milan, Professor, Italy

Viktor Zoltán Kazai

Université libre de Bruxelles, Post-doctoral researcher, Belgium

Elena De Nictolis

Luiss University, Assistant Professor (research), Italy

Classroom 15.02 | Floor 15

Classroom 19.02 | Floor 19

Classroom 06.03 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Umberto Lattanzi | Bocconi University, Milan, PhD Student, Italy

Laura Restuccia | Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, PhD Student, Italy

The interactions between the ECHR and national legal orders

Maria Antonia Panascì | Bocconi University, Milan, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

A still “motionless” doctrine? CILFIT and the reality of the preliminary reference procedure

Gordon Abeiku Mensah | Bocconi University, Milan, PhD Student, Italy

The compatibility of EU international agreements with the principle of autonomy through the looking glass of the “living

law doctrine”

Alberto Nicotina | University of Amsterdam, Junior Lecturer in EU law, Netherlands

Adjudicating identities in multi-level judicial systems

Ramona Coman | Université libre de Bruxelles, Professor in Political Science, Belgium

A demoïcracy in the making? How national parliaments discuss the rule of law in Europe

Sara Iglesias Sánchez | Complutense University of Madrid, Professor of EU Law, Spain

Procedural judicial review in the jurisprudence of the CJEU and its unexploited potential in EU rule of law litigation?

Cristina Fasone | Luiss University, Associate Professor of Comparative Public Law, Italy

The rise of procedural judicial review in the jurisprudence of the ECtHR: limits and potential

Verena Kahl | University of Hamburg, PhD candidate, Germany

The Human Right to a safe climate: potential driver for climate justice?

Anna Berti - Suman | Luiss University, postdoctoral fellow, Italy

Epistemic justice or the absence thereof in the European national energy and climate plans

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

Data governance and AI

The 2024 European elections: state of play and way forward

Chair

Argyri Panezi

UNB Law, Assistant Professor, Canada

María Díaz Crego

University of Alcalá, Professor of Constitutional Law, Spain

Classroom 19.01 | Floor 19

Classroom 15.03 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Angelina Fisher | NYU Law, Adjunct Professor of Law, USA

How do we know what we govern? Data, models and AI in ocean and planetary governance

Argyri Panezi | UNB Law, Assistant Professor of Law, Canada

Machine versus human access to data. Are we building legal and technological systems favoring machine over human

access to (training) data?

Gabriele Wadlig | EUI, Max Weber Fellow, Italy

Digital Twins as Epistemic Infrastructures: How Can We Refract Inequality Through Data Ownership and Privacy?

María Díaz Crego | University of Alcalá, Professor of Constitutional Law, Spain

The legal framework of the 2024 European elections: a tale about what could have happened and did not happen

Michael Lidauer | Election-Watch.EU, Electoral Expert, Austria

The 2024 European elections seen through the prism of citizens and international election observation

Silvia Kotanidis | European Parliament, Policy Analyst - European Parliamentary Research Service, Italy

The lead candidate process in the 2024 electoral process: a failure or a success?

Rodrigo Cetina Presuel | Barcelona School of Management at Pompeu Fabra University, Senior Lecturer in Law & Public

Policy, Spain

Disinformation during the electoral period: regulatory and civil society responses to preserve the integrity of the 2024

European elections

Davide Paris | Bocconi University Milan, Associate Professor of Constitutional Law, Iceland

The right to vote of non-resident citizens in European Parliament elections

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

Indigenous Environmental Rights - Towards a Holistic Regime

Constitutional Theory and Comparison

Law and (transformative) resilience: towards a new legal ontology?

Chair

Jessika Eichler

Max Planck Institute, Law & Anthropology Department, Dr. habil., Germany

Irene Parra Prieto

ITAM, L.L.B, Mexico

Edoardo Chiti

Scuola superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 06.04 | Floor 6

Classroom 03.04 | Floor 3

Classroom 19.03 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Jessika Eichler | Max Planck Institute, Law & Anthropology Department, Dr habil., Germany

Federica Cittadino | EURAC Research, Dr, Italy

Indigenous Environmental Rights in the CBD: Opportunities and Limitations

Digno José Montalván Zambrano | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Dr, Spain

The Rights of Nature and the Right to Territory of Indigenous Peoples: Reﬂections about a Not so Harmonious Relationship

Adrienne Stone | Melbourne Law School, Prof., Australia

Mid-Level Constitutional Theory

Elisabeth Perham | UNSW, L.L.M., Australia

Constitutional Theory and Comparison: Towards a Reﬂexive Turn

Neil Modi | Georgetown, L.L.M., India

Transformative Constitutionalism as Constitutional Theory

Vicki C. Jackson | Harvard Law School, Prof., USA

Barbara Lilla Boschetti | Università Cattolica S.C. - Milan, Full Professor, Italy

A new (EU) resilient law for transitions. A Manifesto.

Fabio Giglioni | Università di Roma La Sapienza, Full Professor, Italy

Transformative property and property rights

Maria Gabriella Pediconi | Università degli studi di Urbino Carlo Bo, Researcher, Italy

Resilience as a legal attitude

Aurel Sari | University of Exeter, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

The concept of legal resilience

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

(Un)civil disobedience in & beyond the streets – climate

activists, covid protesters & “Reichsbürger”

Law, Institutions, and Reasons on the Move: A View from Asia

The public law–health law interface

Chair

Laura Pavlidis

Vienna University of Economics and Business, Dr., Austria

Yvonne Tew

Georgetown Law, Professor of Law, USA

Isra Black

UCL Faculty of Laws, Associate Professor in Law, United Kingdom

Classroom 19.04 | Floor 19

Classroom 20.01 | Floor 20

Classroom 03.01 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Sophia Lienbacher | Vienna University of Economics and Business, LL.M. (WU), Austria

The Austrian courts‘ approach

Laura Pavlidis | Vienna University of Economics and Business, Dr., Austria

Reichsbürger – a special case?

Matthias Zußner | University of Graz, Dr., Austria

Beyond the streets – the era of cyber activism

Shukri Shahizam | London School of Economics and Political Science, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Comparative Analogies: The Malaysian Experience

Virginie Kuoch | Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, PhD Candidate, France

Pluralism in Asia: Citation and Reference of International Law by Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore Courts

Zheng Hong See | FromCounsel, Legal Editor, United Kingdom

The Challenge with Transplanting Institutions: Judicial Appointments Commissions in Malaysia and Sri Lanka

Yvonne Tew | Georgetown Law, Professor of Law, USA

Isra Black | UCL Faculty of Laws, Associate Professor in Law, United Kingdom

Non-ideal deliberation and judicial restraint in health law adjudication

Lisa Forsberg | University of Oxford, Faculty of Philosophy/Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, Research Fellow,

United Kingdom

Vaccination, purpose, and permissibility

Jeff King | UCL Faculty of Laws, Professor of Law, United Kingdom

Law, rights, and democracy during the Covid-19 pandemic: A global study

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

AI & Contemporary Issues in International Law

Public intervention in the economy for a renewed sustainability

Chair

Bernardo Giorgio Mattarella

Luiss University, Full Professor of Administrative Law, Italy

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Classroom 03.02 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Marco D’Alberti | Italian constitutional Court, Judge, Italy

Environmental protection

Margherita Croce | Università degli Studi di Roma “Sapienza”, Post-doctoral Researcher in Administrative Law, Italy

Public redesign of agribusiness in the tangle of sustainabilities

Aldo Pardi | Luiss Guido Carli, Rome, Ph.D. Candidate in Law, Italy

The EU Energy Platform

Francesca Pileggi | Università degli Studi dell’Aquila, Post-doctoral researcher in admnisitrative law, Italy

Public intervention in the dimension of energy efﬁciency: the renovation of buildings

Agostino Sola | Luiss Guido Carli, Rome, Post-doctoral researcher in admnisitrative law, Italy

Public intervention and data economies: the Spanish “Oﬁcina del Dato” compared with the Italian model

Irène Couzigou

University of Aberdeen, Professor, United Kingdom

Alexandr Svetlicinii | University of Macau, Associate Professor, Macao

The Unsettled Governance of the Dual Use Technologies in the International Economic Law

Xueji Su | University of Macau, Research Assistant Professor, Macao

The Unsettled Governance of the Dual Use Technologies in the International Economic Law

Javier Gallego Saade | Universidad Adolfo Ibanez, Law Professor, Chile

The Morality of Legal Manipulation

Barbara Stępień | Jagiellonian University, Assistant Professor, Poland

Cybersecurity and Autonomous Ships – A Challenge for Public International Law

Borislava Kroumova Djoneva | IE University, Adjunct Professor, Spain

Some questions on the regulation of the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in the context of the principle of distinction in

International Humanitarian Law

Irène Couzigou | University of Aberdeen, Professor, United Kingdom

Autonomous Cyber Defence and International Law

Malcolm Langford | University of Oslo, Professor, Norway

Fait Accompli? Predicting Outcomes in Treaty Negotiations with Artiﬁcial Intelligence

Runar H. Lie | University of Oslo, Postdoctoral Fellow, Norway

Fait Accompli? Predicting Outcomes in Treaty Negotiations with Artiﬁcial Intelligence

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

EU Digital Governance, Privacy & Data Protection

Constitutional Borrowing & Constitutional Interpretation

Chair

Classroom 20.03 | Floor 20

Classroom 20.04 | Floor 20

Elaine Fahey

City, University of London, City Law School, United Kingdom

Erin Delaney

Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, Professor, USA

Pierre Notermans | University of Liège, Collaborator, Belgium

Transparency and data protection in the CJEU case law: towards an increased protection of individual rights?

Aleksandra Kochman | University of Warsaw, Research assistant/LLM graduate, Poland

Sincere Cooperation in the Age of European Digital Regulation

Domingos S Farinho | University of Lisbon, Professor, Portugal

The GDPR, the DSA, and the AI Act enter into a bar...

Elaine Fahey | City, University of London, City Law School, United Kingdom

EU Law as Global Governance: Lawyering, Lobbying, Litigation of Big Tech in the Transatlantic Space

Mathieu Fasel | University of Lausanne, PhD candidate, Switzerland

Contours and challenges of the European regulatory model for online speech

Sophie Weerts | University of Lausanne, Associate Professor, Switzerland

Contours and challenges of the European regulatory model for online speech

Neli Frost | Worcester College aThe University of Oxford, Massada Junior Research Fellow, United Kingdom

The ‘Impoverished Publicness’ of Automated Decision-Making

Thaiana C. Nogueira | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), Phd student, Brazil

The ADPF N.º 601/19 and The New York Times Co. v. Usa Case: An Analysis in the Light of the Constitutional Borrowing Theory

Erin F. Delaney | Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, Professor, USA

Hiding in Plain Sight: The inﬂuence of ‘foreign’ JCPC authorities in UK Apex Courts

Roger M.W. Masterman | Durham Law School, Professor, United Kingdom

Hiding in Plain Sight: The inﬂuence of ‘foreign’ JCPC authorities in UK Apex Courts

Lydia Brashear Tiede | Department of Political Science, University of Houston, Professor, USA

Hiding in Plain Sight: The inﬂuence of ‘foreign’ JCPC authorities in UK Apex Courts

José M. Sauca | University Carlos III of Madrid, JDr., Spain

Comparative analysis of the relevance of the idea of identity-based legal pluralism between classical and contemporary

legal realism

Adriane Sanctis de Brito, Prof. Luciana Silva Reis | LAUT Research Center, Researcher, Brazil

Hacked legality: Brazilian democracy and the authoritarian appropriation of rights

Marta Vicente | Universidade Católica Portuguesa, PhD, Portugal

The Republic of Angola’s “unique” system of government: between constitutional resilience and abusive selective borrowing

Adam Kyomuhendo | Makerere University, Graduate Student, Uganda

Abusive constitutionalism in Uganda and the limits of the judiciary

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

12.00-13.30

Speakers/Discussants

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Session 04

Monday

July 2024

13.00 - 14.30

65| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

Interest Group: Staying home and going international: the

challenges of living in two provinces of public law

Conveners

Jan Komárek

University of Copenhagen

Elisabeth Paar

University of Vienna

Alexander Somek

University of Vienna

Veronika Fikfak

UCL

Zuzana Vikarská

Masaryk University in Brno

Matěj Slavík

University of Copenhagen

Marco Dani

University of Trento

Jaka Kukavica

EUI Florence

Rafael Bezerra Nunes

Yale Law School

Gilad Abiri

Peking University School of Transnational Law

Niels Graaf

University of Amsterdam

Matej Avbelj

New University, Ljubljana

Classroom 16.01 | Floor 16

Deliberative Constitutionalism Under Debate (Spanish)02

Chair

Joel Colón-Ríos

Victoria University of Wellington, Professor, New Zealand

Classroom 04.02 | Floor 4

Speakers/Discussants

Cristina Lafont | Northwestern University, Harold H. and Virginia Anderson Professor of Philosophy, USA

Participatory Constitutionalism and Judicial Review

Chiara Valentini | University of Bologna, Associate Professor of philosophy of law, Italy

On deliberative (social) rights

Ana Cannilla | University of Glasgow, Lecturer in Public Law, United Kingdom

Morality and the Constitution

Roberto Gargarella | Pompeu Fabra University, ERC-Project 101096176-ICDD, Spain

The Place of the People in Constitutional Making

Yanina Welp | Albert Hirschman Democracy Centre, Associate researcher, Switzerland

Fallacies Undermining Participatory Constitution Making

Ignacio Giuffré | Pompeu Fabra University, ERC-Project 101096176-ICDD, Spain

Deliberative Judicial Review

The Future of Disability Rights: Regional Trends and

Intersectional Perspectives

Book Roundtable - Fiscal Federalism and Diversity

Accommodation in Multilevel States: A Comparative Outlook

(Francisco Javier Romero Caro and Alice Valdesalici)

Chair

Delia Ferri

Maynooth University, Professor of Law, Ireland

Francisco Javier Romero Caro

Eurac Research, Dr, Italy

Classroom 05.02 | Floor 5

Classroom 17.01 | Floor 17

Speakers/Discussants

Eva Krolla | Maynooth University, Early Career Researcher, Ireland

The EU as Key Actor in Advancing Disability Rights

Iryna Tekuchova | Maynooth University, PhD Candidate, Ireland

The Global Reach of EU Disability Law in the Eastern Partnership Countries

Carla Maria Reale | University of Trento, Dr., Italy

Intersectional Trends and Disability Rights

Dorothy Estrada Tanck | University of Murcia, Dr., Spain

The Rights of Persons with Disabilities: International Perspectives on the Intersection between Disability and Gender

Irene SpignoInter | American Academy of human Rights, Gneral director - professor, Mexico

Francisco Javier Romero Caro | Eurac Research, Dr, Italy

The United Kingdom’s territorial funding arrangement: a holding together tool?

Maja Sahadžić | University of Utrecht, Mr Dr, Netherlands

Diversity Accommodation and Fiscal Federalism: Comparative Remarks from a Constitutional Law Perspective

Giulio Casilli | University of Milan, PhD(c), Italy

The federal Dilemma: deﬁning minimum standards of rights in a context of differentiation

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

Institutions and Interpretation

From solidarity to sustainability: a category undergoing

transformation

Chair

Mariana Canales

University of Oxford, DPhil Student, Chile

Ines Ciolli

Sapienza Università, Associate Professor, Italy

Classroom 08.04 | Floor 8

Classroom 07.04 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Francisco Javier Urbina | Notre Dame University, Associate Professor of Law, Chile

Clemente Recabarren | University of Oxford, Dphil Student, Chile

Mariana Canales | University of Oxford, Dphil Student, Chile

Maris Köpcke | Universidad de Barcelona, Associate Professor, Spain

Anna Lukina | University of Cambridge, Dphil Student, Russian Federation

Emiliano García | Universidad del Desarrollo, Lecturer, Chile

Eleonora Rinaldi | Sapienza university, Associate Professor, Italy

Environmental sustainability and reduction of territorial gaps”.

Michaela Giorrgianni | Sapienza University, Researcher, Italy

Co-housing and the comedy of sustainability”.

Luca Mariantoni | Sapienza University, post-doctorant, Italy

Solidarity and sustainability in the NextGeneration EU

Jordan arlettaz | Montpelllier università, full Professor, France

Le generations futures en France et en Italie comme sujet de droit

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

The digital transformation process and the challenges of

environmental sustainability: an approach from a prospective

perspective

Artiﬁcial Intelligence between generating and tackling gender-

based discrimination: An intersectional perspective

Chair

Alberto Marchese

Messina University, Senior researcher of Private Law, Italy

Marilisa D’Amico

University of Milan, Prof., Italy

Classroom 07.01 | Floor 7

Classroom 07.02 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Antonietta Lupo | Messina University, Associate professor of Administrative Law, Italy

Digital for sustainable development: challenges and perspectives.

Valentina Prudente | Messina University, Researcher in Administrative Law, Italy

Energy communities and local development.

Laura Pergolizzi | Messina University, Researcher in Administrative Law, Italy

Environmental protection, digitalization and public market development

Maria Letizia Siciliano | Messina University, PhD student of the Doctorate in Public Administration Science, Italy

The role of digitalisation in the sustainable development of cultural heritage and landscape

Elettra Stradella | University of Pisa, Prof., Italy

AI and Gender Equality: risks and chances within the European scenario

Stefano Osella | Hong Kong University, Dr., Hong Kong

Love and Tech: Some Questions on “Digital Sexual Citizenship”

Argelia Queralt Jiménez | University of Barcelona, Prof., Spain

Gender-based disinformation on social networks: Constitutional perspectives

Sergio Sulmicelli | University of Trento, Dr., Italy

From data mining to data meaning: a queer approach to algorithmic discrimination

Alessia Riccioli | University of Pisa, Dr., Italy

The Intersectional (un)Fairness in AI: how gender bias affects recruiting systems

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

Exploring the Global Landscape of Feminist Constitutionalism

Book Roundtable – Cultural Heritage Law (Lorenzo Casini,

Advanced Introduction Series, Elgar, 2024)

Chair

Vrinda Narain

McGill University, Professor, Canada

Sabino Cassese

Scuola Normale Superiore, Professor Emeritus, Italy

Classroom 05.01 | Floor 5

Classroom 13.04 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Colm O’Cinneide | UCL, Professor, United Kingdom

Beverley Baines | Queen’s University, Professor, Canada

Should feminist constitutionalism value judicial review: the Canadian experience

Melina Girardi Fachin | Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), Professor, Brazil

Should feminist constitutionalism embrace multilevel constitutionalism?

Vrinda Narain | McGill University, Professor, Canada

Multiculturalism in Canada: How Feminist Constitutionalism Embraces Diversity

Estefânia Barboza | Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), Professor, Brazil

Unbalanced Impact and Gender Equality: Analyzing Brazilian Supreme Court Rulings through the Lens of Proportionality

Kerri Anne Froc | University of New Brunswick, Professor, Canada

Studied Indifference: Canadian Federalism, Rights and Provincial Barriers to Abortion

Ayelet Shachar | University of California, Berkeley, Full Professor, USA

Marco D’Alberti | Italian Constitutional Court, Judge, Italy

Anna Pirri Valentini | IMT School for Advanced Studies, Assistant Professor, Italy

Lorenzo Casini | IMT School for Advanced Studies, Full Professor, Italy

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

Rethinking the sources of international law

Human Rights, Resilience and Democracy: Challenging the

Bounderies of EU Public Law in Age of AI

Chair

Jens Theilen

Helmut-Schmidt-University, Dr., Germany

Tsisia Okropiridze

Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University, Afﬁliated Assistant at Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University, Phd Candidate, Georgia

Classroom 13.03 | Floor 13

Classroom 08.02 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Sué González Hauck | Helmut-Schmidt-University, Dr., Germany

Legal architects: The politics of systematization as a scholarly task in international law

Sigrid Boysen | Helmut-Schmidt-University, Prof. Dr., Germany

General principles and the identity of international law

Isabel Lischewski | University of Münster, Dr., Germany

Function – interaction – exclusion. The role of procedure in international treaty negotiations

Jens T. Theilen | Helmut-Schmidt-University, Dr., Germany

Jus cogens as nonperformative: Towards a critique of hierarchization in international law

Hannah Birkenkötter | Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), Prof. Dr., Mexico

Shahab Saqib | University of Leicester, Dr., United Kingdom

Resilience, Resistance and Equality: Challenging the boundaries of Public Law

Tsisia Okropiridze | Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University, Afﬁliated Assistant at Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University, Phd

Candidate, Georgia

The Role of AI in Advancing Human Rights in the EU: Challenges and Opportunities for Legal Frameworks

Francisco Antonio Domínguez Díaz | University of Cádiz, Assistant Professor of European Law - Public International Law

and International Relations Departament, Faculty of Law, Spain

The European artiﬁcial intelligence regulation against the threats of high-risk AI systems to democratic coexistence

Tamuna Matiashvili | Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University, Phd Candidate,at Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University, Georgia

The Impact of AI on Democratic Values in EU Governance: Challenges, and Policy Implications

Nino Tsikoridze | Sulkan-Saba Orbeliani University, PhD Candidate at Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University, Georgia

Protecting Privacy in an AI Era: EU Legal Perspectives on Data Rights

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

New Environmental Paradigms: the Transnationalization

of Ecocentric Subjectivities and the Rights of Nature in the

Anthropocene (Spanish)

Participation, Inclusion and the Rule of Law: Emerging Patterns

in Decision-Making Processes

Chair

Enrico Buono

University of Perugia, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Italy

Angela Di Gregorio

University of Milan, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 04.01 | Floor 4

Classroom 08.03 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Giulia Fontanella | University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Italy

El Antropoceno entre nuevas subjetividades jurídicas y nuevos principios eco-jurídicos

Francesco Gallarati | University of Genova, Researcher, Italy

La protección constitucional de la naturaleza entre derechos del ecosistema y derechos al ecosistema. Enfoques

comparados

Juan Enrique Serrano Moreno | Instituto de Estudios Internacionales, Universidad de Chile, Full Professor, Chile

Gobernanza climática y ordenación territorial en Chile y España: estudio conceptual y dogmático comparado

Karen Andrea Vega | Universidad El Bosque, Full Professor, Colombia

El fortalecimiento de la institucionalidad estatal, en el reconocimiento judicial de la naturaleza como sujeto de derechos:

una visión práctica de los avances en la jurisprudencia colombiana

Paloma Buendía Molina | Universitat de Valencia, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Spain

El Derecho Humano a la identidad cultural e impacto ambiental en Comunidades Indígenas en proyectos de inversión

extractiva o energética. Enfoque desde el Derecho Internacional de los Derechos Humanos

Arianna Angeli | University of Milan, Assistant Professor, Italy

International and EU Participatory Guidelines and the Inclusion of Vulnerable Groups

Mirko Pio Della Malva | University of Milan, Post Doc Fellow and Adjunct Professor, Italy

Democracy or Authoritarianism? Popular Participation in Venezuela and Cuba

Laura Alessandra Nocera | University of Trieste, Post Doc Fellow and Adjunct Professor, Italy

Mapping Youth Participation: Climate Crisis, Young Actors’ Instances, and International Cooperation Beyond Duarte

Agostinho Case

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

Strengthening Constitutional Resilience in the Protection of

Democratic Values

Hate Speech in the Age of the Infosphere: Open Challenges and

Future Scenarios (Italian)

Chair

Toma Birmontiene

Mykolas Romeris University, Professor, Lithuania

Monica Bonini

Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Professoressa Associata, Italy

Classroom 13.02 | Floor 13

Classroom 17.02 | Floor 17

Speakers/Discussants

Jolita Miliuviene | Mykolas Romeris University, Assoc. professor, Lithuania

Constitutional Sustainability against the Threats targeting the Democratic Order

Anna Rytel-Warzocha | University of Gdańsk, Assoc. professor, Poland

Dispersed constitutional review as an example of constitutional resilience in times of threat to the rule of law in Poland

Remzie Istreﬁ | University of Prishtina, Constitutional Court of Kosovo, Assoc. professor and constitutional judge, Kosovo

Maintenance of the Rule of Law through Constitutional Review of Legislation: Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court

of Kosovo

Andrzej Jackiewicz | University of Bialystok, Assoc. professor, Poland

Judges to defend independent judiciary: case of Poland

Hristo Hristev | University of Soﬁa, Assoc. professor, Bulgaria

Bulgaria in the European Union 2007-2024: constitutional reforms and the rule of law in the making

Endre Orbán | National University of Public Service, Assistant Professor, Hungary

Stability, Identity and the Rule of Law: Amending the Fundamental Law of Hungary as a daily practice

Silvia Baldassarre | Università degli Studi di Firenze, Assegnista di ricerca, Italy

Compelled Silences: A Form of Incitement to Religious Hatred through (Discriminatory) Censorship? The Case of the Uaar

Protesters in Verona, Which Knots (Ir-) Solved?

Giacomo Mingardo | Università degli Studi di Milano, Assegnista di ricerca, Italy

Hate speech: the LGBTQ+ case

Alessandro Cupri | Università degli Studi dell’Insubria, Assegnista di ricerca, Italy

The phenomenon of online religious hate speech between (ineffective) anti-discrimination legislation and hate speech

strategies

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

Artiﬁcial secrecy in the digital state

Chief Justices and Democratic Decline: Crisis Leadership or

Leadership in Crisis?

Chair

Marco Almada

EUI, Doctoral researcher, Italy

David Kosař

Masaryk University, Professor, Czech Republic

Classroom 18.04 | Floor 18

Classroom 11.02 | Floor 11

Speakers/Discussants

Deirdre Curtin | EUI, Professor Dr, Italy

Guardians of the Code: The Contested Interplay of Trade Secrecy and AI in EU Law, and Its Impact on Enforcement and

Accountability

Madalina Busuioc | Free University of Amsterdam, Professor Dr., Netherlands

From inside the Fishbowl: In Defence of Transparency in the Digital Age

Kristina Irion | University of Amsterdam, Associate Professor, Netherlands

Dark Matter or White Noise?: Protecting Source Code Secrecy in Free Trade Agreements and its Discontents (with Aksel

Nikaj and Kacper Maksymczuk)

David Hadwick | University of Amsterdam, Doctoral Researcher, Belgium

Beyond Sunshine and Secrets: The Transparency–Secrecy Trade-Offs in Tax Enforcement

Lisa van Dongen | University of Amsterdam, Postdoctoral researcher, Netherlands

Digital Trade Secrets: Secrecy versus transparency in EU digital regulation? (with Kristina Irion, João Pedro Quintais, and

Ilaria Buri)

Victoria Miyandazi | University of St Andrews, Knight Fellow in Legal and Constitutional Research, United Kingdom

Judiciary Chiefs in Hybrid Regimes: Kenya

Daniel Bogéa | UNSW Law & Justice, PhD Candidate, Australia

Rotating Chief Justices in a Democracy Under Stress: The Brazilian Supremo Tribunal Federal under Bolsonaro

Andrea Pozas-Loyo | IIJ-UNAM, Professor, Mexico

The Chief Justice in Mexico in Periods of Democratic Stress: The Double-Edged Sword of Judicial Corporatism

Surbhi Karwa | UNSW Law & Justice, PhD Candidate, Australia

The Institutional Failings of India’s Chief Justice in the Age of Modi

Shani Schnitzer | Zvi Meitar Center for Advanced Legal Studies, Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University, PhD

Candidate, Israel

Navigating the Ship in Stormy Waters: President Esther Hayut and the Israeli Constitutional Crises, 2018--2023

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

Global Canons in an Age of Contestation: Debating

Foundational Texts of Constitutional Democracy

Liberal Democracies under Pressure

Chair

Sujit Choudhry

Haki Chambers, Prof, Canada

Classroom 08.01 | Floor 8

Classroom 12.01 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Michaela Hailbronner | University of Münster, Prof., Germany

The concept of a canon - constricting or opening up?

Catherine ORegan | University of Oxford, Bonavero Institute, Prof., United Kingdom

Drawing their own boundaries: Constitutional Interpretation and the Constitutional Role of Courts

Marcela Prieto Rudolphy | University of Southern California, Prof., USA

The Questions of Dignity

Michael Riegner | University of Erfurt, Prof., Germany

Canonizing the Corporation: Liberal, Social and Transformative Varieties of Corporate Constitutionalism

Chien-Chih Lin | Academia Sinica, Prof, Taiwan

The Canon of “Constitutional Unamendability” and “Basic Structure Doctrine” in Global Constitutional Studies

Wen-Chen Chang | National Taiwan University, Prof., Taiwan

Presentation TitleThe Canon of “Constitutional Unamendability” and “Basic Structure Doctrine” in Global Constitutional

Studies

Mariana Melo Egídio

University of Lisbon- Lisbon Public Law, Guest Lecturer, Portugal

Ulrich Wagrandl | Vienna University of Economics and Business, Post-doctoral research and teaching fellow, Austria

Too Much Liberalism, not Enough Democracy? Counter-majoritarian Institutions and Democratic Disappointment

Christian Pippan | Institute of International Law and International Relations - University of Graz, Dr., Austria

One More Round for the Nation – The Evasion of PresidentialTerm Limits in International Legal Perspective

Mariana Melo Egídio | University of Lisbon- Lisbon Public Law, Guest Lecturer, Portugal

Executive rule-making powers outside an emergency context -democracy with ﬂaws?

Mei Susanto | Faculty of Law Universitas Padjadjaran, Assistant Professor, Indonesia

Joko Widodo and the Democracy Backsliding in Indonesia: The Impact of Constitutional Ethics Neglect on Democratic

Quality

Muhammad Yoppy Adhi Hernawan | Faculty of Law Universitas Padjadjaran, Researcher, Indonesia

Joko Widodo and the Democracy Backsliding in Indonesia: The Impact of Constitutional Ethics Neglect on Democratic

Quality

Marta Klopocka Jasinska | University of Wroclaw, Assistant Professor, Poland

Can a failed institution be restored to its former glory? Insights on the Polish Constitutional Tribunal

Kamil Jonski | SGH Warsaw School of Economics, PhD, Poland

Single Text, Clashing Meanings: Political Polarization, Axiologization of the Constitutional Law and the Polish

Constitutional Quagmire

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

The trial on the State-maﬁa negotiation: a case of the resilience

of public law

Unwritten Constitutionalism in Comparative Perspective

Chair

Jacopo Della Valentina

Università di Ferrara, PhD Student in Criminal Law, Italy

Vanessa MacDonnell

University of Ottawa, Associate Professor, Canada

Classroom 12.03 | Floor 12

Classroom 11.01 | Floor 11

Speakers/Discussants

Jacopo Della Valentina | Università di Ferrara, PhD Student in Criminal Law, Italy

An ambiguous legal guise for the State-maﬁa negotiation: the crime of threatening a political body (art. 338 of the

Criminal Code)

Anna F. Masiero | Università di Ferrara, Research Fellow in Criminal Law, Italy

Why not to choose the crime of ‘concorso esterno’ for the criminalisation of maﬁa-related conducts?

Roberto D’Andrea | Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna Pisa, PhD Student in Criminal Law, Italy

The participation in crime and psychic causality in the trial on the State-maﬁa negotiation

Vanessa MacDonnell | University of Ottawa, Associate Professor, Canada

What is at Stake in the Unwritten Constitutional Principles Debate in Canada?

Nicholas Kilford | Durham Law School, Post-Doctoral Fellow, United Kingdom

The Unwritten Principle of Federalism

Akwasi Osei-Dwomoh | University of Bielefeld, Doctoral Researcher, Germany

Unwritteness, Informality and Rules of Parliamentary Procedure

Ruth Houghton | Newcastle University, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

History and Globality as Sources of Unwritten Constitutional Norms Within Global Constitutionalism

Diego Platz Pereira | University of Münster, Doctoral Candidate, Germany

Unwritten Constitutional Law as a Brazilian Constitutional Category?

Brian Chrisopher Jones | University of Liverpool, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

The Inter American Court of Human Rights’s active role in

transforming society: addressing structural ﬂaws and structural

discrimination (Spanish)

Rebuilding Constitutional Democracy and Rule of Law in Poland

Chair

Stefania Rainaldi

Queen Mary University London, PhD Candidate, Uruguay

Barbara Grabowska-Moroz

CEU Democracy Institute, Senior Research Fellow, Hungary

Classroom 18.03 | Floor 18

Classroom 12.04 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Mariela Morales Antoniazzi | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Dr., Venezuela,

Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

El caso Hacienda Brasil Verde vs. Brasil: un cambio de paradigma

Stefanía Rainaldi | Queen Mary University London, PhD Candidate, Uruguay

Structural Discrimination: a gateway to addressing poverty in speciﬁc human rights violation cases

Edward Pérez | University Collefe of London, PhD Student, Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Structural discrimination and structural remedies: unleashing the transformative potential of the IACtHR

Paula Garat | Seville University, Dr., Uruguay

The responsibility of companies in the transformation of poverty and structural discrimination through the Inter-

American Court jurisprudence

Rodrigo Merayo | Universidad Carlos III, Dr., Spain

The (potential) human rights approach and poverty. Special consideration of the work of the European Court of Human

Rights and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.

Marcin Szwed | Warsaw University, Assistant Professor, Poland

Between ‘Hawks’ and ‘Doves’: Looking for a Way to Resolve the Judiciary Crisis in Poland

Katarzyna Łakomiec | Polish Academy of Science, Assisstant Professor, Poland

The legacy of putting out ﬁres: need for a new constitutional approach to women’s rights

Tom Daly | University of Merlbourne, Professor, Australia

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

AI, Human Rights & Identity

Social Rights Before National Apex Courts

Chair

Classroom 18.01 | Floor 18

Classroom 07.03 | Floor 7

Judit Sandor

Central European University, full professor, Austria

Flavia Santiago Lima

Universidade de Pernambuco, PHD, Brazil

Alina Gentimir | Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Associate Professor, Romania

Dilemmas on the future of human rights under the new paradigm of artiﬁcial intelligence

Elena Lazarou Drymiotou | Cyprus Bar Association, Dr, Cyprus

Inclusive education in democratic schools and universities in the digital era

Judit Sandor | Central European University, full professor, Austria

AI, Who Am I?

Bhanu Pratap | University of Lucknow, Dr. Bhanu Pratap, India

The Ontology of Artiﬁcial Intelligence: The case of Post-Humanist nature of Legal Personality

Despoina Glarou | Berlin International, University of Applied Sciences, Senior Lecturer, Germany

The Ontology of Artiﬁcial Intelligence: The case of Post-Humanist nature of Legal Personality

Andras L. Pap | HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences Institute for Legal Studies, Research Professor, Hungary

Case studies for (unwarranted) social consequences and (frail) legal responses to developments caused by digital

technology in how race and ethnicity is conceptualized and operationalized

Clara Mota | IDP Instituto Brasiliense de Direito Publico, PhD, Brazil

Judges or bureaucrats?: practices, stereotypes and discretion in the judicialization of rural pensions in Brazil

Flavia Danielle Santiago Lima | Universidade de Pernambuco, PHD, Brazil

Replace, Agree or Rationalize Public Policies? Exploring the jurisprudence of the Brazilian Supreme Court on individual

and collective social rights litigation

Juliano Zaiden Benvindo | University of Brasília, Prof. Dr., Brazil

The Constitution of Inequality and the Constitutionalism of Social Welfare: Brazilian Supreme Federal Court and

Colombian Constitutional Court in Comparative Perspective

Milica V. Matijević | Institute of Comparative Law (Belgrade, Serbia), Research Associate, Serbia

Constitutionalisation of Socio-Economic Rights and the “Basic Needs” Approach

Francisco Javier Moreno Ordoño | Universitat de Barcelona, Predoctoral Researcher, Spain

The Rise of the Constitutional Right to a Subsistence Minimum and its Impact on Legislative Freedom (English or Spanish)

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

Speakers/Discussants

Book Roundtable - Research Handbook on Soft Law / Mariolina

Eliantonio, Emilia Korkea-aho, and Ulrika Mörth (eds)

Chair

Panu Minkkinen

Helsinki University, Professor of Jurisprudence, Finland

Classroom 16.02 | Floor 16

Speakers/Discussants

Francesco Liguori | Rome University La Sapienza, PhD researcher, Italy

Oren Tamir | Harvard Law School, Adjunct Professor of Law; Post-doc fellow, USA

Marta Morvillo | University of Amsterdam, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Constitutional Process in Latin America (Spanish)28

Chair

Classroom 12.02 | Floor 12

Sebastián Salazar Pizarro

Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Academic coordinator “Núcleo Constitucional UAH” and Professor of Constitutional Law at

the Faculty of Law, Chile

Ariel A. Pérez | Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Profesor, Chile

Lessons from chilean processes of constitution-making to comparative law (Spanish)

Sebastián Salazar Pizarro | Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Academic coordinator “Núcleo Constitucional UAH” and

Professor of Constitutional Law at the Faculty of Law, Chile

Cyclical and Spiral History? The Political Economy of Recent Constitution-Making in Chile (Spanish)

Gladys F. Morales Ramirez | Centro de Estudios Constitucionales, Dr, Mexico

¿Aprendizaje, obediencia o resistencia?: La recepción de los precedentes constitucionales en los poderes judiciales

estatales

Alberto A Suarez | Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Full-time professor, Mexico

‘Amparo Directo’ in the XXIst century. The classic and contemporary problems (Spanish)

Alejandra Osorio Alvis | Academia Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, researcher, Mexico

The minimum core of economic and social rights: uses in the Colombian constitutional interpretation (Spanish)

Andrés Vilas Villamarín | Universidad de Vigo, Researcher, Spain

Democratic Quality and Participation of Vulnerable Groups (Spanish)

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

EU Constitutionalism & Democratic Legitimacy29

Chair

Classroom 13.01 | Floor 13

EU Democratic Processes & AI30

Chair

Classroom 18.02 | Floor 18

Peter Smuk

Szechenyi Istvan University, professor, Hungary

Mário Barata

Polytechnic University of Leiria, PhD, Portugal

Peter Smuk | Szechenyi Istvan University, professor, Hungary

Democratic competence, AI and the new quality of knowledge

Kamil Kapica | University of Warsaw, mgr / PhD Student, Poland

What do the Digital Services Act and Artiﬁcial Intelligence Act bring to the table? Inﬂuence on data and AI-driven

electoral campaigns in the European Union

Davide Paris | Bocconi University - Milano, Associate Professor of Constitutional Law, Italy

The right to vote of non-resident citizens in European Parliament elections

Neliana Orlandi | University of Verona, Adj. Prof., Italy

Perils of Democratizing AI and future of popular initiatives

Max Steuer | Comenius University in Bratislava and O.P. Jindal Global University, Faculty Member, Slovakia

Towards Value De-Differentiation in the European Union? The Case of Deliberation in the Conference on the Future of Europe

Pau Bossacoma Busquets | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC), Lecturer, Spain

Secession From and Secession Within the European Union

John Cotter | Keele University, Senior Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

The Ossiﬁcation of ‘Impeachment’ Powers in the European Union’s Constitutional Evolution

Christian Neumeier | Humboldt-University Berlin, Dr, Germany

The Power to Speak. The regulation of government speech

Pedro Cuesta García | LUISS University of Rome and iCourts, University of Copenhagen, Marie Skłodowska-Curie GEM-

DIAMOND PhD Fellow, Italy

A Hard Truth: The Lack of Democratic Legitimacy in the Constitutional Politics of the EU (English)

Mário S. Barata | Polytechnic University of Leiria, PhD, Portugal

The Rule of Law as a European Union Founding Value: Challenges and Responses

Maria K Kotsoni | European University Institute, Researcher, Italy

A broader understanding of the ‘social’ in European social constitutionalism: comparative reﬂections on the signiﬁcance

of European ﬁscal constraints

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

13.00-14.30

Speakers/Discussants

Parallel

Session 05

Monday

July 2024

14.00 - 15.30

81| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Interest Group: The Right to Health in Turbulent Times:

Transformations, Enforcement and Accountability

Conveners

Patrycja Dąbrowska

Kozminski University, Poland

Pedro A. Villarreal

German Institute for International and Security Affairs/Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International

Law, Germany

Classroom 06.01 | Floor 6

Oligarchy: Should Public Law Respond?

Challenges to public law cornerstones: sovereignity, territory

and supranational integration

Chair

Timothy Kuhner

University of Auckland Faculty of Law, Associate Professor, New Zealand

Sabrina Ragone

University of Bologna, Professor of Comparative Law, Italy

Classroom 03.03 | Floor 3

Classroom 03.04 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Timothy K Kuhner | University of Auckland, Associate Professor of Law, New Zealand

Introduction to Oligarchy: Social Science Evidence and Relationship to Constitutional Law, Anti-Corruption Law, and the

Wicked Problems of Our Century

Camila Vergara | University of Essex, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Defending Nature: On the Oligarchic Limits of Environmental Law

Keith Ewing | King’s College London, Professor of Public Law, United Kingdom

Oligarchy and the Marginalisation of the Labour Movement

Emilia Korkea-aho | University of Eastern Finland, Professor, Finland

Oligarchy and Revolving Doors

Óscar Sánchez Muñoz | University of Valladolid, Professor of Constitutional Law, Spain

Democracy, Oligarchy and Digital Power

Miriam L. Henríquez Viñas | University Alberto Hurtado, Professor of Constitutional Law, Chile

Provisional derogatory clauses and challenges to constituent power

Ines Ciolli | University La Sapienza Roma, Professor of Constitutional Law, Italy

Challenges to sovereignty

Elizabeth I. Trujillo | University of Houston, Professor of Law, USA

Sustainability, Trade and Domestic Law

Sabrina Ragone | University of Bologna, Professor of Comparative Law, Italy

Challenges to public law “traditions”: supranational integration and the center/periphery clivage

Rights, Values, Identities and the Transformation of the

Common European Legal Order

Digital Constitutionalism & Democracy (Spanish)

Chair

Silvia Steininger

Hertie School Berlin/MPIL Heidelberg, Dr., Germany

Classroom 20.01 | Floor 20

Classroom 10.01 | Floor 10

Speakers/Discussants

Marcin Barański | University of Bologna, Dr., Italy

Reframing Center(s) and Peripheries in the Union’s Judicial Architecture: Article 2 TEU and the Question of the Final Say

Valentina Capuozzo | University of Bologna, Dr., Italy

The Impact of EU law and the European Convention on Human Rights on the Relationship between Domestic Courts

and Parliaments

Władysław Jóźwicki | Adam Mickiewicz University of Poznań, Dr., Poland

The Union’s Identity, the Identities of the Member States, and the Power Struggle over the Proportionality Assessment

under Article 4(2) TEU

Orlando Scarcello | KU Leuven, Dr., Belgium

Contestatory Federalism in the EU: the Incorporation of EU Rights and National Resistance

Laura Hering | MPIL Heidelberg, Dr., Germany

EU Values Before National Constitutional Courts: Rule of Law, Democracy, and the Changing Political Party Landscape

Walter Carnota

Uba, Professor, Argentina

Laura Marquez Martinez | ÏO Justice, Co-founder, Netherlands

Inteligencia artiﬁcial en la toma de decisiones judiciales. Una perspectiva desde la justicia basada en datos

Kamil Kapica | University of Warsaw, mgr / PhD Student, Poland

Digital Constitutionalism and Human Rights : An interaction (Spanish)

Walter F Carnota | Uba, Professor, Argentina

The right to vote of non-resident citizens in European Parliament elections

Leslie Denisse Obando Gamarra | Pontiﬁcia Universidad Católica del Perú, Lawyer, Peru

Democracy in the Digital Age: Enhancing Voices through Technology (Spanish)

Juan Francisco Rodríguez-Gamal | University of Granada, Pre-doctoral Researcher, Spain

Generative AI and Democratic Values: A Constitutional Perspective (Spanish)

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Cities as spaces of challenges and solutions for our sustainable

and digital future

Constitutional Courts and Constitutional Law Scholarship/

Tribunales Constitucionales y constitucionalistas

Chair

Erika Arban

Melbourne Law School, Senior Research Associate (Hon), Australia

Diletta Tega

Università di Bologna, Professor, Italy

Classroom 06.02 | Floor 6

Classroom 19.01 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Gabriella Saputelli | Issirfa-CNR, Researcher, Italy

Cities, international cooperation and networking in Europe and worldwide

Elena De Nictolis | Luiss University, Assistant Professor, Italy

City-led climate change litigation. A U.S. and EU comparison

Christian Iaione | Luiss University and NIAS-KNAW, Professor, Italy

The Just Energy Transition of Vulnerable Communities in the EU and the ECOWAS region: a public-private law conundrum

Carlo Colombo | SciencesPo and Maastricht University, Fellow, France

How Law Affects the Transition Towards Sustainable Urban Mobility

Bilyana Petkova | Middlesex University, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Privacy and the City: How Data Shapes Cities’ Identities

Enric Fossas | Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Professor, Spain

Constitutional Courts without constitutionalists? The ﬁrst constitutional Judges (Spanish)

Marian Ahumada | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Professor, Spain

Constitutional Courts and ConLaw Scholars: attraction, dependence, submission, reaction, estrangement ... An intricate

relationship (Spanish)

Victor Ferreres | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Professor, Spain

The Spanish Constitutional Court and judicial review of legislation. What should be done? (Spanish)

Christie Warren | William & Mary Law School, Professor, USA

How Political are Post-Conﬂict Constitutional Courts?

Antonio Lopez-Castillo | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Professor, Spain

Inconsistencies of the European Law jurisprudence of the Spanish Constitutional Court (Spanish)

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Supranational limits to national constitutional orders

Trajectories and Latin American Gender Constitutionalism (II):

Brazil, Argentina, México, Perú and Puerto Rico

Chair

Elia Marzal

University of Barcelona, Associate Professor, Spain

Verónica Undurraga Valdés

Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Professor of Law, Chile

Classroom 19.02 | Floor 19

Classroom 03.01 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Giuseppe Martinico | Sant’Anna Pisa, Full Professor, Italy

Juan Tello Mendoza | University of Barcelona, Postdoctoral researcher, Peru

Núria González Campañá | University of Barcelona, Assistant Professor, Spain

Marco Antonio Simonelli | University of Barcelona, Assistant Professor, Italy

Juliana Cesario Alvim | Central European University, Austria, and Federal U. Minas Gerais, Brazil, Professor of Law, Brazil

Gender and Sexuality in the Brazilian Supreme Court: Expansion of Rights, Ambivalent Reasoning, and Telling Omissions

Sofía Treviño | Supreme Court of Mexico, JSD Candidate at Yale Law School, Mexico

Gender and Constitutionalism in Mexico

Delﬁna Beguerie | Yale Law School, JSD candidate, Argentina

Constitutionalizing Gender: A View from Argentina

Cristina Valega Chipoco | Pontiﬁcia Universidad Católica del Perú, Researcher at the Law, Peru

The Ambivalent and Hetero-Cis-Normative Peruvian Constitutional Jurisprudence of the Twenty-First Century

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Diversity of Legislative Power Models10

Chair

Classroom 14.01 | Floor 14

Mitja Kovac

University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business, Professor of civil and commercial law, Slovenia

Marcus Ganley | New Zealand

Comparative legislative speed in the Aotearoa New Zealand and Australian (Federal) parliaments

Nicky Gillibrand | University College Dublin, PhD Student, Ireland

The Role of Deliberative Democracy in the UK: A Place for Citizens Assemblies?

Nicoletta Laurenti Collino | MIB Trieste School of Management - University of Trieste, Postdoctoral researcher (Public

Law), Italy

Innovative Startups in Italy: The Democratic Nature of Civic Technology, Limitations and New Perspectives

Sebastián Díaz Muzio | MIB Trieste School of Management - University of Trieste, Master degree (Marketing), Italy

Innovative Startups in Italy: The Democratic Nature of Civic Technology, Limitations and New Perspectives

Mitja Kovac | University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business, Professor of civil and commercial law, Slovenia

Public law, network centrality and State Attorney’s as transaction costs engineers

Masa Kalan | University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business, Junior researcher, Slovenia

Public law, network centrality and State Attorney’s as transaction costs engineers

Neza Podpeskar | University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business, Junior researcher, Slovenia

Public law, network centrality and State Attorney’s as transaction costs engineers

Debra J Angus | Lambton Chambers, Barrister, New Zealand

Resilient Legislation - Making better and more accessible laws

Constitutional Challenges: Insights from Brazilian and Latin

American Perspectives

Chair

Emilio Meyer

Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Classroom 14.02 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Ana Luiza Marques | Federal University of Minas Gerais, PhD Candidate, Brazil

AI, Digital Constitutionalism, and Democracy

Emilio Meyer | Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Reshaping The Separation of Powers in Brazil and in the US: A Comparative Assessment

Henrique Castanheira | Federal University of Minas Gerais, Masters Candidate, Brazil

Democratizing the self-regulation systems of content moderation in social media in Brazil

Natasha Ribeiro | Federal University of Minas Gerais, Masters Candidate, Brazil

Constraining autocratic leaders: how power-sharing can favor the institutionalization of less democratic regimes

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Rights and Wrongs in the Artiﬁcial Intelligence Era: An

Interdisciplinary Perspective on European Governance

The People, the Deliberative, and the Popular in Constitution-

(Re)Making

Chair

Beatrice Rabai

University of Sassari, Researcher in Public Law, Italy

Hui-Wen Chen

The University of Warwick, Researcher, United Kingdom

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Classroom 14.03 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Beatrice Rabai | University of Sassari, Researcher in Public Law, Italy

Artiﬁcial Intelligence and Fundamental Rights

Anna Facchinetti | University of Pavia, Assistant Professor in International Law, Italy

Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities and AI Systems

Silvia Favalli | University of Milan, Assistant Professor in International Law, Italy

AI in Banking and Financing Digital Platforms: A European Conﬂict-of-law Perspective

Antonella Zarra | Hamburg University, PhD candidate in Law and Economics, Germany

Beyond ex ante Regulation: AI Regulatory Sandboxes in the EU

Oran Doyle | Trinity College Dublin; Academia Sinica Taiwan, Professor, Ireland

The Promise of Referendums in Constitutional Change

Ming-Sung Kuo | University of Warwick, Reader in Law, United Kingdom

Rethinking the Role of Referendum in Constitutional Reform: Lessons from Taiwan

David Landau | Florida State University, Professor, USA

Utopian Constitutionalism

Silvia Suteu | University College London, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Taking the Long View in Participatory Constitution-Making: Reassessing Referendum Success and Failure

Sergio Verdugo | IE University, Assistant Professor, Spain

The Limited Democratic Virtues of Constitutional Referenda

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Public procurement in Europe after the NGEU

Abortion and Legal Change: New Theoretical Frameworks

Chair

Leonardo Parona

Roma Tre University, Researcher, Italy

Gráinne de Búrca

European University Institute, Professor of Law, Italy

Classroom 15.04 | Floor 15

Classroom 03.02 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Leonardo Parona | Roma Tre University, Researcher, Italy

The principle of territorial proximity in public procurement: between legitimate goals and controversial practices

Gianluca Buttarelli | Roma Tre University, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Is single market still the main goal of public procurement in Europe?

Giorgio Mocavini | Università di Palermo, Researcher, Italy

Public procurement between emergency and recovery in a comparative perspective

Livia Baldinelli | IMT Lucca, PhD candidate, Italy

Special forms of partnership for cultural heritage in Italy in the light of NGEU

Francesca Pellegrino | Roma Tre, PhD student, Italy

Judicial review and ADR in the Italian public procurement code

Rosaria Morgante | Roma Tre, PhD student, Italy

Digital procurement: a comparative perspective

Gauri Pillai | European University Institute, Max Weber Post-Doctoral Fellow, Italy

The Means-to-an-End Thesis: Separating Powers, Adjudicating Abortion

Lourdes Peroni | University of Warsaw, Assistant Professor, Poland

The Vulnerability of Human Rights: Anti-Abortion Mobilization in the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Elena Caruso | University of Waterloo, AMTD Waterloo Global Talent Postdoctoral Fellow, Canada

The Becoming Legal of Abortion in Italy

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Constitution, Regulatory Agencies and Technology

Book Roundtable - Constitutional Law & the Politics of Ethnic

Accommodation: Institutional Design In Afghanistan (Bashir

Mobasher)

Chair

Carlos Bolonha

UFRJ, Professor, Brazil

Berihun Gebeye

University College London, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Classroom 19.03 | Floor 19

Classroom 10.02 | Floor 10

Speakers/Discussants

Ana Luisa Vital | UFRJ, Student, Brazil

Democracy and Technology: the Real Person in the Digital Era

Ana Carolina Guimarães | UFRJ, Student, Brazil

Free speech and its relationship with Fake News in the 2022 presidential elections: brief reﬂections in light of the Brazilian

constitutional system

Maria Eduarda Carraro | UFRJ, Student, Brazil

The Judiciary and Regulatory Agencies in Brazil: How the Judicial Control and Jurisprudence inﬂuence the Decisions of

the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC)

Luane Santana | UFRJ, Student, Brazil

Evidence-Based Public Policies: data production by ANA and Anvisa

Fernanda Da Costa | UFRJ, Professor, Brazil

National Data Protection Authority and regulation of artiﬁcial intelligence

Rupavardhini Balakrishnan Raju | University of Oxford, Doctoral Candidate, United Kingdom

Amal Sethi | University of Hamburg, Senior Fellow, Germany

Asli Bali | Yale Law School, Professor, USA

Bashir Mobashir | American University Department of Sociology, Post-Doc, USA

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Assessing the resilience of fundamental rights vis-à-vis

the furthering of the EU Digital Single Market: congruent

governance model of thorn-apart ambitions?

Turning One Health into Reality: the contribution of law and

economics

Chair

Jerome De Cooman

Liege University, Ph.D Candidate, Belgium

Flaminia Aperio Bella

Università degli Studi Roma Tre, Associate Professor of Administrative Law - Chair of Health Law and One Health, Italy

Classroom 19.04 | Floor 19

Classroom 06.03 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Jerome De Cooman | Liege University, Ph.D Candidate, Belgium

The curious regulatory mélange of the EU Artiﬁcial Intelligence Act, and how to live with it

Ljupcho Grozdanovski | Liege University, Research Associate FNRS, Belgium

Value proceduralism - a new paradigm in AI regulation and governance?

Melanie Fink | Leiden University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Deciphering the right to a reasoned decision in EU digital regulations: towards a differentiated application for a public

and private bodies?

Angelica Fernandez | University of Luxembourg, Ph.D Candidate, Luxembourg

“Implementation is the name of the game”: Decoding the procedural application of the AI Act

Francesca Palmiotto | Hertie School, Postdoctoral researcher, Germany

The AI Act Roller Coaster: how fundamental rights protection evolved in the EU legislative process

Clara Napolitano | University of Salento, Associate Professor, Italy

One Health: Balancing interests in complex procedures: the role of dissent

Niccolò Paoloni | University of Roma Tre, Tenure track associate professor, Italy

Beneﬁt Company and One Health: a New Economic Approach

Benedetta Celati | University of Bologna, post-doctoral fellow in Administrative Law, Italy

Territorial healthcare organisation as an instrument for guaranteeing rights. The contribution of the One Health

approach.

Alessandra Coiante | University of Roma Tre, post-doctoral fellow in Administrative Law, Italy

Telemedicine and OneHealth: a possible legal integration?

Francesca Coli | Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, post-doctoral fellow, Italy

Exploring One Health in the EU: current legal and policy landscape and pathways for moving forward

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Rights of Nature in Latina America. A comparative perspective

Resilient institutions in action

Chair

Gonzalo Ramirez- Cleves

Universidad Externado de Colobia, Professor, Colombia

Barbara Lilla Boschetti

Università Cattolica S.C. di Milano, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 06.04 | Floor 6

Classroom 14.04 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Rodrigo Camarena | ITAM, Lecturer, Mexico

Mother Nature as a Selﬁsh Commodity-Owner?

Andrés Martinez- Moscoso | Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Lecturer, Ecuador

Why can rivers stand before the court? Reﬂections from RoN

Gonzalo Ramirez-Cleves | Universidad Exterando de Colombia, Professor, Colombia

The effectiveness of the ruling recognizing the rights of nature of the Atrato River in Colombia

Pilar Garcia | Universidad Externado de Colombia, Professor, Colombia

Critical reﬂections on the rights of nature in Colombia

Maria Daniela Poli | Università cattolica S.C. di Milano, Assistant professor, Italy

Courts’ contribution to legal and institutional resilience

Nicola Berti | Università Cattolica S.C. di Milano, Post doc Researcher, Italy

Re-shaping public organizations from the inside. Transformative drivers

Valentina Falco | Università della Tuscia, Phd student, Italy

Strategic foresight: experiences and regulatory approaches

Francesco Severgnini | Università cattolica S.C. di Milano, Phd student, Italy

The challenge of transformative governance

Legislating & Ajudicating with AI23

Chair

Classroom 20.03 | Floor 20

Juan Mecinas

Puebla, Professor, Mexico

Juan M Mecinas | Puebla, Professor, Mexico

Artiﬁcial intelligence in Constitutional Court decisions. Auditing inputs and outputs

Matheus de Souza Depieri | University of Cambridge, LL.M. Candidate, United Kingdom

Artiﬁcial Intelligence in Brazilian Courts: the urgent need for more robust public policies

Alicia Pastor y Camarasa | University of Lausanne, Postdoctoral researcher, Switzerland

AI technologies and law-making: a systematic review of the literature

Tanja Porčnik | Universität Hamburg, Postdoctoral Fellow, Germany

AI-Assisted Lawmaking: A Survey of the Attitudes

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Private/Platform Administrative Law: Content, Standards,

Regulation

Actors and Sectors of Legal Reasoning at the European Court of

Justice

Chair

Thomas Streinz

NYU Law, Guarini Global Law & Tech, Executive Director and Adjunct Professor of Law, USA

Michal Kovalčík

Masaryk University, Judicial Studies Institute, Postgraduate Researcher, Czech Republic

Classroom 15.03 | Floor 15

Classroom 15.02 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Rodrigo Vallejo Garretón | University of Amsterdam, Assistant Professor of Law, Netherlands

A Private Administrative Law for the European Twin (Green and Digital) Transition

Moritz Schramm | Humboldt-University of Berlin, Afﬁliate Researcher, Germany

Platform Administrative Law: A Research Agenda

Olia Kanevskaia | Utrecht University, Assistant Professor of European Economic Law and Technology, Netherlands

The Law and Practice of Global ICT Standardization

Ondrej Kadlec | Masaryk University, Judicial Studies Institute, Assistant Professor, Czech Republic

Navigating the Grand Chamber Trilemma: The Role of Extended Formations in the Decision-Making of the European

Court of Justice

Natalie Drinovska | Faculty of Law at Leiden University, Postrgraduate Student, Netherlands

Shaping the Fields of Law Through Strategic Allocation of Cases at the Court of Justice?

Sara Iglesias Sanchez | Universidad Complutense of Madrid, Professor, Spain

Legal reasoning and judicial review in the realm of Member States retained competences

Cassandra Jacobson Russo | University of Oxford, Postgraduate Researcher, United Kingdom

Legal certainty in inter-institutional communication: A case law review on the transformative tools that shape the EU

legal order

Nathan Cambien | University of Antwerp, Associate Professor, Belgium

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Rethinking the substance and practice of constitutional

amendment in MexicoRethinking the substance and practice of

constitutional amendment in Mexico. Panel 1 (Spanish)

The Interaction of International & National Courts

Chair

Irene Parra

ITAM, LLB, Mexico

Classroom 20.04 | Floor 20

Classroom 15.01 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Fernando Batista | Universidad Panamericana, PhD in Law, Mexico

Human Dignity as the Cornerstone of Constitution-Making

Francisco Vázquez-Gómez | Universidad Panamericana, PhD in Law, Mexico

On the Intangible Core of Mexico’s Constitution: A Proposal in Discovering a Constitutional Identity

Juan Pablo Lafón | Universidad Panamericana, LLB, Mexico

Religious Liberty as part of the nuclear features of constitutional identity

Jaime Olaiz | Universidad Panamericana, JSD, Mexico

Marieta Safta

Titu Maiorescu University - Faculty of Law, Professor, Romania

Jonathan Hafetz | Seton Hall Law School, Professor of Law, USA

International Criminal Law and the Role of Narrative in the Absence of Legal Accountability

Marieta Safta | Titu Maiorescu University - Faculty of Law, Professor, Romania

The Venice Commission:A Model, Support or Step towards a De Facto International Constitutional Court?

Anca J. Niță | Ovidius University of Constanța, Associate professor, Romania

An uneasy cooperation: the dialogue between the Court of Justice of the European Union and the Constitutional Court

of Romania

Tanja Porčnik | Universität Hamburg, Postdoctoral Fellow, Germany

AI-Assisted Lawmaking: A Survey of the Attitudes

Anthony M.D. Murphy | Ovidius University of Constanța, Assistant professor, Romania

AI-Assisted Lawmaking: A Survey of the Attitudes

Naz Yılancıoğlu | Maastricht University, PhD Candidate, Netherlands

The Execution of European Court of Human Rights Judgments in National Legal Orders: A Case Study of the United

Kingdom

Elisenda Casanas Adam | Edinburgh Law School, Dr, United Kingdom

The role of the ECHR in the articulation of national multilevel human rights systems: A discussion based on recent

developments in the UK

Thalia Viveros Uehara | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Research Fellow,

Germany

The Climate Emergency before Latin America’s (Transformative) Constitutionalism: Evolving and Emerging Dialogues

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

14.00-15.30

Parallel

Session 06

Monday

July 2024

15.00 - 16.30

94| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

Interest Group: Feminism and Constitutional Democracy01

Conveners

Stéphanie Hennette-Vauchez

Professor of Public Law, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre (France)

Jaclyn Neo

Associate Professor of Law, National University of Singapore (Singapore)

Argelia Queralt Jiménez

Associate Professor of Constitutional Law/University of Barcelona (Spain)

Gila Stopler

Professor of Law, College of Law and Business (Israel)

Julie Suk

Professor of Law, Fordham University School of Law (USA)

Classroom 05.01 | Floor 5

Towards the Development of Public Law in the Era of

Digitalization: The Challenges and Opportunities

Chair

Bernard Nicholas Singarimbun

Universitas Airlangga, Bachelor of Laws, Indonesia

Classroom 18.04 | Floor 18

Speakers/Discussants

Rosa Ristawati | Universitas Airlangga, Doctor of Law, Indonesia

Susi Dwi Harijanti | Universitas Pandjajaran, Professor, Indonesia

Dian Fitriana | Universitas Airlangga, Doctor of Law, Indonesia

Lailani Sungkar | Universitas Pandjajaran, Master of Law, Indonesia

Farani Irsan | Tilburg University, LLM Candidate, Netherlands

Book Roundtable - Public Administration and Expertise in

Democratic Governments: Comparative Public Law in the

Twenty-First Century (Susan Rose-Ackerman | Routledge, May

2024)

Regulation of Technological Innovations and their Implications

for EU Values

Chair

Athanasios Psygkas

Western University, Associate Professor of Law, Canada

Pietro Manzini

University of Bologna Alma Mater Studiorum, Full Professor of EU Law, Italy

Classroom 16.02 | Floor 16

Classroom 18.02 | Floor 18

Speakers/Discussants

Susan Rose-Ackerman | Yale University, Henry R. Luce Professor Emeritus of Jurisprudence, Law School and Department

of Political Science and Professorial Lecturer in Law, USA

Public Administration and Expertise in Democratic Governments

Stefanie Egidy | Universität Mannheim, Chair of Public Law, Economic Analysis of Law and Public Commercial Law,

Germany

Reﬂections on “Public Administration and Expertise in Democratic Governments”

Maciej Kisilowski | Central European University, Associate Professor of Law and Strategy, Austria

Reﬂections on “Public Administration and Expertise in Democratic Governments”

Athanasios Psygkas | Western University, Associate Professor of Law, Canada

Reﬂections on “Public Administration and Expertise in Democratic Governments”

Matthias Rossbach | German State of North Rhine-Westphalia, Head of the Representation (Berlin), Germany

Reﬂections on “Public Administration and Expertise in Democratic Governments”

Andrea Circolo | University of Naples Federico II, Assistant Professor of EU Law, Italy

The AI Governance between EU and CoE: Comparative Approaches

Enza Cirone | University of Florence, Postdoctoral Researcher in EU Law, Italy

Shaping Europe’s Digital Future: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly in the European Digital Identity Framework

Federico Ferri | University of Bologna Alma Mater Studiorum, Assistant Professor of EU Law, Italy

Thinking Big? Democracy and the Normative Context of the EU’s Digital Transition

Giovanni Zaccaroni | University of Milan Bicocca, Assistant Professor of EU Law, Italy

Artiﬁcial intelligence, strategic ‘autonomy’ and strategic ‘interests’ of the EU

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

Someone please call 112: principles of an emerging EU

emergency law

Federalism. New challenges of decentralized and federal

models (Spanish)

Chair

Claudia Wutscher

Vienna University of Economics and Business, Associate Professor, Austria

Sonsoles Arias

IE University, Assistant Professor, Spain

Classroom 17.01 | Floor 17

Classroom 04.02 | Floor 4

Speakers/Discussants

Claudia Wutscher | Vienna University of Economics and Business, Associate Professor, Austria

Democracy and EU emergency law

Hent Kalmo | University of Tartu, Research Fellow, Estonia

Sovereignty and EU emergency law

Anna Zemskova | Lund University, Postdoctoral Fellow, Sweden

EU emergency law and the Rule of Law

Paul Dermine | Université libre de Bruxelles, Professor, Belgium

Proportionality and subsidiarity in EU emergency law

Samo Bardutzky | University of Ljubljana, Associate Professor, Slovenia

Solidarity in EU emergency law

Francisco Romero | Eurac Research Institute for Comparative Federalism in Bolzano/Bozen (Italy), Doctor / Senior

Researcher, Spain

Los retos actuales del sistema federal de Canadá

Antonio Arroyo | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Profesor Titular, Spain

La necesaria evolución federal del Estado autonómico español (con singular atención al modelo alemán)

Maribel Gonzalez | Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Profesora, Spain

La indispensable conﬁanza entre actores territoriales en momentos de crisis

Sonsoles Arias | IE University, Assistant Professor, Spain

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

On Duty to Truth in Public Sphere (Korean)

Courts and the Preservation of Democracy

Chair

Seon-Taek Kim

Korea University, Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Shai Dothan

University of Copenhagen, Associate Professor, Denmark

Classroom 17.02 | Floor 17

Classroom 12.04 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Seung-Ju Bang | Hanyang University, Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Truth, Science and Trust in the Public Sphere

Jeong-In Yun | Korea University, Research Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

How to Hold Government Ofﬁcers Accountable for Their Words?

Seok-No Hong | Sejong City Ofﬁce of Education, PhD Researcher, Korea, Republic of Korea

Academic Freedom and Duty to Tell The truth

Hyun Jeong Kim | Korea University, PhD Researcher, Korea, Republic of Korea

Partisan Media and Duty to Truth

Kwangjae Kim | Soongsil University, Visiting Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Legal Practitioner’s Duty to Truth

Salvatore Caserta | University of Copenhagen, Associate Professor, Denmark

International Organizations and the Current Democracy Crisis

Nurbanu Hayir | Yale University, Fox Fellow, Denmark

Article 17’s Unexpected Allies: How the ECtHR Affords Greater Discretion to Low-Reputation States

Shai Dothan | University of Copenhagen, Associate Professor, Denmark

Courts and Social Justice

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

Book Roundtable - Gender, Sexuality and Constitutionalism

in Asia (Wen-Chen Chang, Kelley Loper, Mara Malagodi, Ruth

Rubio-Marín) - East and Southeast Asia

Understanding & Fostering Constitutional Resilience

Chair

Jiunn-Rong Yeh

National Taiwan University College of Law, University Chair Professor, Taiwan

Classroom 05.02 | Floor 5

Classroom 12.02 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Wen-Chen Chang | National Taiwan University College of Law, Professor, Taiwan

Gender, Sexuality and Constitutionalism in Taiwan

Kelley Loper | University of Denver, Law School, Professor, USA

Gender, Sexuality and Constitutionalism in Hong Kong

Yoon Jin Shin | Seoul National University School of Law, Associate Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Gender, Sexuality and Constitutionalism in South Korea

Chun-Yuan Lin | Chung Yuan Christian University, School of Law, Associate Professor, Taiwan

Lauren Kohn Goldschmidt

University of Cape Town, Senior Lecturer, South Africa

Lauren M Kohn | University of Cape Town, Senior Lecturer, South Africa; University of Leiden, Visiting Research Fellow,

Netherlands

The resilience and adaptability of South African public law in deepening a culture of integrity and accountability

Agnieszka Sołtys | Institute of Law Studies, Polish Academy of Science, Assistant Professor, Poland

Constitutional capture and constitutional resilience – lessons from Poland

Prashant Sabharwal | Keele University, Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

Guarding Democracy‘s Guardians: Strengthening the resilience of constitutional and supreme courts in Western

democracies

Viktória Alžbeta Sutórisová | Masaryk University, Department of Constitutional Law and Political Science, Doctoral

student, Czech Republic

Shield or a Target? The Journey of Judicial Councils’ Resilience

Chien-Chih Lin | Academia Sinica, Professor, Taiwan

The Length of Remedial Grace Periods in Suspension Orders

Zim Nwokora | Deakin University, Associate Professor, Australia

The Adaptive Capacity of Democracies: Theory and Institutional Mechanisms

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

The Foundations of the Separation of Powers

A new vision of social rights – Universal Basic Income & Co – Panel I

Chair

David Kosař

Masaryk University, Professor, Czech Republic

Marek Zubik

University of Warsaw, prof. dr habil., Poland

Classroom 08.03 | Floor 8

Classroom 07.04 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Mila Versteeg | University of Virginia, Professor, USA

Céline Romainville | Université catholique de Louvain, Professor, Belgium

The history of the separation of powers

Soﬁa Vandenbosch | Université catholique de Louvain, Postdoctoral Researcher, Belgium

The history of the separation of powers

Hannah Birkenkötter | Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, Assistant Professor, Mexico

Separation of powers and the rule of law

Mathieu Leloup | Ghent University, Assistant Professor, Belgium

Structural Rights: individual rights as a foundation of government architecture

Robert Rybski | University of Warsaw, Dr, Poland

Basic income as a regulatory measure that strengthens (liberal) democracies through increased participation

Toma Birmontiene | Mykolas Romeris University Vilnius, prof. dr, Lithuania

Populism and Challenges to the Development of Constitutional Social Rights Doctrine in Lithuania

Ekaterini Iliadou | Athens Law School, Dr, Greece

The constitutional right to a decent standard of living

Konrad Rydel | University of Warsaw, M.A., Poland

Can a basic income be compatible with the constitutional principle of equality?

Marek Kaczmarczyk | University of Warsaw, M.A., Poland

Just social structure – basic income and the principle of subsidiarity

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

100

Book Roundtable - The Collaborative Constitution (Aileen

Kavanagh)

The Transnational Legal Regulation of Sports

Chair

Graziella Romeo

Bocconi University, Associate Professor, Italy

Ran Hirschl

University of Toronto, David R. Cameron Distinguished Professor in Law and Politics, Canada

Classroom 11.02 | Floor 11

Classroom 13.01 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Aileen Kavanagh | Trinity College Dublin, Professor of Law, Ireland

The Collaborative Constitution

Michele Massa | Catholic University Milan, Associate Professor, Italy

Moderation, relationality and collaboration in constitutional adjudication. An Italian viewpoint

Giorgio Repetto | University of Perugia, Associate Professor, Italy

Calibrating constitutional review through proportionality? Some remarks from the German and the Italian experience

Ran Hirschl | University of Toronto, David R. Cameron Distinguished Professor in Law and Politics, Canada

Olympic Citizenship: The Transnational Legal Regulation of Sports Nationality

Ayelet Shachar | University of California, Berkeley, Irving G. and Eleanor D. Tragen Chair in Comparative Law, USA

Olympic Citizenship: The Transnational Legal Regulation of Sports Nationality

Lorenzo Casini | Scuola IMT Alti studi di Lucca, Professor, Italy

European Football Leagues as Private Bodies Acting in a Hybrid Transnational Legal Context

Michele Krech | University of Chicago, Bigelow Fellow & Lecturer in Law, USA

The Transnational Legal (Dis)Order of Sex in Sport

Vanja Smokvina | University of Rijeka, Associate Professor, Croatia

The European Model of Sport in light of the CJEU decisions

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

101

Human Rights, Climate Change, and the Capacities of

International Law

Book Roundtable - Judicial Review, Foundamental Rights and

Rule of Law: the Construction of the European Constitutional

Identity (edited by Maria Grazia Rodomonte - Ludovica Durst)

Chair

Cristina Lafont

Northwestern University, Professor, USA

Stefano Ceccanti

Sapienza Università di Roma, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 07.03 | Floor 7

Classroom 16.01 | Floor 16

Speakers/Discussants

Carmen Pavel | King’s College London, Reader, United Kingdom

The Ethics of State Consent to International Law

Jiewuh Song | Seoul National University, Associate Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Structural Threats to Human Rights

Alain Zysset | University of Glasgow, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Climate Change in Moral and Legal Reasoning

Bosko Tripkovic | University of Birmingham, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Are ECHR Rights Human Rights? The Grounds and Direction of Duties in Human Rights Law

Stefano Ceccanti | Università Sapienza di Roma, Full Professor, Italy

Adriana Ciancio | Università di Catania, Full Professor, Italy

Antonio Lopez Castillo | Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Full Professor, Spain

Maria Grazia Rodomonte | Sapienza Università di Roma, Associate Professor, Italy

Ludovica Durst | Sapienza Università di Roma, Researcher, Italy

Giulia Santomauro | Muenster University, Post-doc researcher, Germany

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

102

Book Roundtable - The Rights of Women in Comparative

Constitutional Law (Irene Spigno, Valentina Rita Scotti and

Janaína Lima Penalva da Silva)

Constitutional Flexibility and Resilience to Social Changes: The

Japanese Case in Comparative Perspective

Chair

Tania Groppi

University of Siena, Full Professor, Italy

Kenneth Mori McElwain

University of Tokyo, Professor, Japan

Classroom 07.02 | Floor 7

Classroom 08.04 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Costanza Nardocci | University of Milan, Associate Professor, Italy

The Rights of Women in Middle-East Countries

Eleonora Ceccherini | University of Genova, Associate Professor, Italy

Women Rights vs. Religion and Culture

Janaina Penalva da Silva | University of Brasilia, Associate Professor, Brazil

The Need for a Feminist Approach

Yolanda Ríos Cortes | Academia Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, Student, Mexico

The Feminist Overview from the Global South

Irene Spigno | Academia Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, Full Professor, Mexico

The Need for a Comparative Perspective

Masahiro Sogabe | Kyoto University, Professor, Japan

Limits of Constitutional Limitations: Evidence from Survey Experiments in Japan

Harukata Takenaka | National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Professor, Japan

Ambiguity and Discretion: Exploring the Limits of Constitutional Boundaries

Takako Hikotani | Gakushuin University, Professor, Japan

Constitutional Flexibility and National Security: Deliberate Discretion or Slippery Slope?

Kayoko Ishihara | Kyoto University, Associate Professor, Japan

Satoshi Yokodaido | Keio University, Professor, Japan

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

103

Sustainable Food Law to test: betweenFarmers Protests and

Silent Reforms

Conceptualising Power and Governance in the DSA: What EU

Framework for Mitigating Hate Speech, Disinformation, and

Other Systemic Risks?

Chair

Lonneke Poort

Erasmus School of Law, dr., Netherlands

Alexandru Soroiu

Maastricht University, PhD Researcher, Netherlands

Classroom 07.01 | Floor 7

Classroom 13.02 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Ruth Mampuys | WRR, dr, Netherlands

Measurement is meaning? Technical, procedural and normative challenges for a legislative framework for sustainable

food systems in the EU

Daniella Garcia-Caro Briceno | Erasmus School of Law, LLM, Netherlands

Agroecologizing the CAP

Marta Morvillo | UvA, dr, Netherlands

“Promises and pitfalls of strategic pesticides litigation in the EU”?

Lonneke Poort | Erasmus School of Law, dr., Netherlands

The European struggle of regulating agricultural biotechnology: sustainability as the holy grail?

Marta Maroni | Maastricht University, Assistant Professor of Law and Digital Democracy, Netherlands

Digital Media Platforms and Sustainability: The Role of Recommender Systems in Nudging Consumer Choices

Mateus Correia de Carvalho | European University Institute, PhD Researcher, Italy

Digital Regulation by Tug-of-War: Contested Systemic Risk Assessments in the Digital Services Act

Valentina Golunova | Maastricht University, Lecturer, Netherlands

Post-Truth Elections: The DSA’s Potential to Combat AI-Generated Electoral Disinformation

Stevi Kitsou | Maastricht University, PhD Researcher, Netherlands

Taming Digital Hate Speech? Assessing the Role of Codes of Conduct under the Digital Services Act

Alexandru Soroiu | Maastricht University, PhD Researcher, Netherlands

Taming Digital Hate Speech? Assessing the Role of Codes of Conduct under the Digital Services Act

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

104

Environmental Sustainability, Ecologial Transition and the

Rights of Future Generations

Book Roundtable- Democracia y desinformación.Nuevas

formas de polarización, discursos de odio y campañas en redes.

Respuestas regulatorias de Europa y América Latina (Isabel

Serrano Maillo y Loreto Corredoira, edits)

Chair

Gaetano Armao

University of Palermo, Associate professor of administrative law, Italy

Isabel Serrano Maillo

Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Profesora Derecho Constituiconal, Spain

Classroom 08.01 | Floor 8

Classroom 04.01 | Floor 4

Speakers/Discussants

Gaetano Armao | University of Palermo, Associate professor of administrative law, Italy

The environmental sustainability of the energy transition (English)

Angela Costaldello | Universidade federal do Paranà, Full professor of administrative law, Brazil

Air protection and urban regeneration (English)

Anna Romeo | University of Messina, Full professor of administrative law, Italy

Environmental and climatological risk: new safeguards and AI (english)

Cristiano Celone | University of Palermo, Associate professor of administrative law, Italy

Sustainability of water resources (English)

Caterina Ventimiglia | University of Palermo, Associate professor of administrative law, Italy

Protection of the environment and future generations: from the perspective of the duty of solidarity (English)

Felice Blando | University of Palermo, Researcher of public law, Italy

Environmental protection and differentiated autonomy (English)

Isabel Searrano Maillo | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Profesora de derecho Constitucional, Spain

Desinformación y democracia

Loreto Corredoira | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Profesora de derecho Constitucional, Spain

Medidas legales europeas tomadas en tiempos de guerra fría. ¿Necesarias?¿Jusitiﬁcadas?

Tamara Álvarez Robles | Universidad de León, Profesora de derecho Constitucional, Spain

Injerencia en el contexto electoral: experiencias y posibles respuestas

José Javier Olivas Osuna | UNED, Investigador, Spain

Injerencias rusas en Cataluña

Rafael Rubio Núñez | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Catedrático de Derecho Constitucional, Spain

La Actuación no Jurisdiccional del Órgano Electo- RAL Brasileño frente a la Desinformación

Rodrigo Cetina Presuel | Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Senior Lecturer in Law & Public Policy, Spain

Injerencias extranjeras en idioma no inglés en los procesos electorales de los Estados Unidos

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

105

From Legal Populism to Post-populism – Inquiring Foundations

and Trajectories

Greater Good as Constitutional Purpose: Rule of Law and

Political Transformations

Chair

Sabine Müller-Mall

University of Technology Dresden, Professor, Germany

Lóránt Csink

Pázmány Péter Catholic University, professor, Hungary

Classroom 12.03 | Floor 12

Classroom 11.01 | Floor 11

Speakers/Discussants

Kolja Möller | University of Technology Dresden, Postdoc, Germany

Populist Constitutionalism – On the Relation of Macro-Social Learning Process and Legal Regression

Petra Bárd | Radboud University/CEU, Professor, Netherlands

Punitive Populism in Autocratising Regimes

Gábor Mészáros | University of Pécs, Assistant professor, Hungary

Legal Populism in Hungary: From the Rule of Lasw to Populist Constitutionalism

Yonatan Levi | London School of Economics, PhD student, United Kingdom

Security-Driven Constitutional Transformations: Legal Populism in Israel

Kim Lane Scheppele | Princeton University, Professor, USA

It’s Not Populism

Agnieszka Bień-Kacała | University of Szczecin, professor, Poland

Márton Csapodi | Pázmány Péter Catholic University, PhD student, Hungary

Approaches to democracy-building in Central Europe

Márta Sarolta Deák | Pázmány Péter Catholic Univesity, PhD student, Hungary

Does the end justify the means? The Legitimacy of the National Roundtable

Tomasz Kucharski | Nicolaus Copernicus University, professor, Poland

Is historical argumentation relevant to resolving the constitutional crisis in Poland? A historical perspective

Anna Tarnowska | Nicolaus Copernicus University, professor, Poland

Is historical argumentation relevant to resolving the constitutional crisis in Poland? A constitutionalist perspective

Lóránt Csink | Pázmány Péter Catholic University, professor, Hungary

Greater good as constitutional purpose

Michał Gałędek | University of Gdansk, professor, Poland

Is historical argumentation relevant to resolving the constitutional crisis in Poland? A historical perspective (Together

with Tomasz Kucharski)

| Parallel Sessions _ Monday 8

15.00-16.30

106

Navigating the complexities of global law in the 21st century

The resilience of Republicanism, global, European, national,

digital

Chair

Sponsored by

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

10.00-11.30

Speakers/Discussants

Parallel

Session 08

Tuesday

July 2024

11.00 - 12.30

123| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

11.00-12.30

Interest Group: Digital Constitutionalism01

Conveners

Giovanni De Gregorio

Universidade Católica Portuguesa

Oreste Pollicino

Bocconi University

Andrea Simoncini

University of Florence

Erik Longo

University of Florence

Amnon Reichman

University of Haifa

Francisco de Abreu Duarte

European University Institute

Francesca Palmiotto

Hertie School

Yeliz Doker

European University Institute

Natalia Menendez

European University Institute

Classroom 18.04 | Floor 18

Sustainability, business, human rights and accountability for

climate change: between utopia and dystopia

Book Roundtable - Persuasion and Legal Reasoning in

ECtHR Rulings. Balancing Impossible Demands (Aleksandra

Mężykowska, Anna Młynarska-Sobaczewska)

Chair

Jernej Letnar Cernic

Nova univerza, Professor of Law, Slovenia

Agnieszka Bien-Kacala

University of Szczecin, professor, Poland

Classroom 07.04 | Floor 7

Classroom 13.04 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Jernej Letnar Černič | Nova univerza, Professor of Law, Slovenia

Climate Change and Business-related Human Rights Abuses: Localising corporate accountability

Matej Avbelj | Nova univerza, Professor of Law, Slovenia

Accountability and Sustainability under Transnational Law

Petra Weingerl | Univerza v Mariboru, Professor of Law, Slovenia

The Sustainability Focus: From the Individual to the Corporation and Back

Anja Strojin Štampar | Nova univerza, Professor of Business Law, Slovenia

Environmental responsability and corporate goverance

Anna Sobaczewska | Institute of Law Studies, professor, Poland

Remarks on human rights reasoning in turbulent times

Aleksandra Męzykowska | Institute of Law Studies, assistant professor, Poland

Strategies and methods of legal argumentaion in ECtHR

124

Constitutionally Conforming Interpretation. Comparative

Perspectives

Vulnerabilities and legal challenges in the AI era

Chair

Matthias Klatt

University of Graz, Professor Dr., Austria

Claudia Morgana Cascione

University of Bari, Professor, Italy

Classroom 08.04 | Floor 8

Classroom 18.03 | Floor 18

Speakers/Discussants

Daniel Christian Gosch | University of Graz, Mag. MA, Austria

The Emergence of Constitutionally Conforming Interpretation

Chiara Valentini | University of Bologna, Associate Professor PhD, Italy

Constitutionally Conforming Interpretation in Times of Constitutional Crisis

Paul Daly | University of Ottawa, Associate Professor Dr., Canada

The Legal Coherence versus Legal Certainty

Oran Doyle | Trinity College Dublin, Professor PhD, Ireland

Partly Laws Common to All Judge-Kind: Constitutionally Conforming Interpretation in Compara-tive Perspective

Diego Werneck Arguelhes | Insper Institute of Education and Research, Associate Professor PhD, Brazil

From Restraint to Preemption?

Federico Ruggeri | University of Rome - Roma3, Ph.D., Italy

Digital natives, but still children: Personal identities in the making and AI

Sabrina El Sabi | University of Bari, Ph.D., Italy

Applying AI to electronic devices: Protection perspectives for older persons

Cristina Frattone | University of Rome - Roma3, Ph. D., Italy

People with disabilities and AI: Risks and opportunities for inclusion

Paola Francesca Rizzi | University of Bari, Ph. D. Candidate, Italy

Rethinking AI policymaking to meet LGBTQ+’s personal identity rights

Gianluca Sisto | University of Bari, Ph. D. Candidate, Italy

Crossing the (smart) border: The breach of migrants’ personal data in the AI era

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11.00-12.30

125

Climate Justice in the Courtroom. The Belgian Climate Case on

Appeal

Deference in Constitutional Law (Spanish)

Chair

Céline Romainville

UCLouvain, Professor, Belgium

Fernando Simón Yarza

Universidad de Navarra, Catedrático de Derecho Constitucional, Spain

Classroom 07.03 | Floor 7

Classroom 04.02 | Floor 4

Speakers/Discussants

Emma De Clercq | KU Leuven, Doctoral researcher, Belgium

A deep dive in the Belgian Climate Case. Future Trends for climate litigation?

Stien Dethier | KU Leuven, Doctoral Researcher, Belgium

A deep dive in the Belgian Climate Case. Future Trends for climate litigation?

Aube Wirtgen | Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Professor, Belgium

The Belgian Climate Case and the separation of powers

Emmanuel Slautsky | Université libre de Bruxelles, Professor, Belgium

Climate justice, Federalism, and the Belgian Climate case

Cedric Jenart | UAntwerpen, Professor, Belgium

The Belgian Climate Case and rising (water) levels: a single-level decision in a multi-level context

Jorge A Machín | Universidad de Navarra, PhD Candidate, Spain

Incommensurability, Parity and Deference in Proportionality

Constanza Reyes | Pontiﬁcia Universidad Católica de Chile, Instructora adjunta, Chile

Deference and the judge’s emotional dimension

Mariana Canales | University of Oxford, Dphil Student, Chile

Deference and discretion in executive power

Cristóbal Aguilera | Universidad Finis Terrae, Profesor, Chile

Deference in the relationship between public authorities and holders of fundamental rights in the ﬁeld of education

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11.00-12.30

126

Constitutions and Courts in the Global South

Law & Technology: Artiﬁcial Intelligence as a Vehicle of a

Constitutionally-Oriented Reason

Chair

Julio Rios Figueroa

ITAM, Professor, Mexico

Giuliano Vosa

University of Catania, Post-Doc Researcher (Constitutional Law), Italy

Classroom 12.01 | Floor 12

Classroom 18.02 | Floor 18

Speakers/Discussants

Tom Ginsburg | University of Chicago, Professor, USA

Julio Rios-Figueroa | ITAM, Professor, Mexico

Courts in the Global South

Diana Kisakye | University of Bayreuth, Professor, Germany

Judicial Institutions for Regional Integration? The Case of the East African Court of Justice

Maartje de Visser | Singapore Management University, Professor, Singapore

Courts’ Engagement with the Public in Asia

David Kosař | Masaryk University, Professor, Czech Republic

The Many Layers of Judicial Overstay

Marian Ahumada | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Professor, Spain

Constitutional courts in the books and in action

Cristiano Valente | Bank of Italy, Master Degree (Informatic Engineering), Italy

Bias & Discriminations in AI Models

Laura Flores Anarte | Universidad de Sevilla, Post-doc Researcher (Constitutional Law), Spain

Gender Bias in AI Issues

Annamaria Iandoli | University of Tor Vergata, Rome, Ph.D. Candidate (Civil Law), Italy

AI & Civil Liability: Finding Out Who is Liable for What

Sara Spadaccini | Sapienza University, Rome, Ph.D. Candidate (Methods and Models for Economics), Italy

AI & Civil Liability: Finding Out Who is Liable for What

Andrea Antonuzzo | Camera dei Deputati, Ph.D. (Constitutional Law), Italy

AI & Politics: the Representative Principle in Action

Giuliano Vosa | Catania University, Post-Doc Researcher (Constitutional Law), Italy

In Search of Patterns for a Constitutionally-Oriented AI

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11.00-12.30

127

Law & Technology - Multiple perspectives of a meant-to-last

irritation: Institutional Challenges

Multifaceted Dignity: Dignity Within and Across Human Rights

Systems

Chair

Giovanni Zaccaroni

University of Milano-Bicocca, Assistant Professor of EU law, Italy

Kate O’Regan

University of Oxford, Professor, United Kingdom

Classroom 18.01 | Floor 18

Classroom 07.02 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Giovanni Zaccaroni | University of Milano-Bicocca, Assistant Professor of EU law, Italy

Disruptive technologies & Democratic Challenges

Menelaos Markakis | Erasmus University Rotterdam, Assistant Professor of EU law, Netherlands

The Digital Euro: Central Legal Issues

Carla Pambianco | University of Bologna, Ph.D. in EU law, Italy

Approaches to digitalisation at european level

Vincenzo Telaro | University of Catania, Ph.D in Public Law, Italy

Judiciary & Technology: The Robot Judge

Chiara Sagone | University of Catania, Postdoc in Constitutional Law, Italy

Judiciary & Technology: The Robot Judge

Kate Karklina | Central European University, SJD Candidate, Austria

Too little or just enough? Exploring the Similarities Between Regional Dignity Case Law in Pursuit of a Shared Concept

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11.00-12.30

128

The Changing Dynamics of the EU legislature as part of the Trias

Politica and Beyond. T he Changing Dynamics between the EU

Legislature and private and expertise-based decision-making

Constitutional Identity in Times of Illiberalism

Chair

Ton van den Brink

Utrecht University, professor, Netherlands

Franco Peirone

Maastricht University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Classroom 13.03 | Floor 13

Classroom 12.04 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Olia Kanevskaia | Utrecht University, assistant professor, Netherlands

Experts as legislators? Challenges of delegating public authority to standards bodies in times of digitalization

Nikita Divissenko | Utrecht University, assistant professor, Netherlands

Open Banking in the EU. The interaction between EU multilevel and private sector rule-making

Lavinia Kortese | Utrecht University, assistant professor, Netherlands

The dynamics between a more liberal Commission approach to the recognition of professional qualiﬁcations and (private)

organisations. Effects on individuals and on the interactions between the judicial/executive/lawmaking branches

Sybe de Vries | Utrecht University, professor, Netherlands

EU Legislation, such as the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, and the space for private actors to make

agreements on sustainability within the limits of article 101 (1) TFEU

Svenja Behrendt | Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law (Freiburg, Germany), Department for

Public Law, Dr. iur., Germany

Closing in on Constitutional Identity (co-authored paper with Joel Colón-Ríos)

Tímea Drinóczi | Visiting Professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Are we doomed to live under authoritarianism? (presenting a paper coauthored with Emilio Peluso Neder Meyer)

Pietro Faraguna | University of Trieste, Professor, Italy

The case for a militant European constitutional identity

Rivka Weill | Harry Radzyner Law School Reichman University, Professor, Israel

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11.00-12.30

129

Assessing the sub-constitutional space of the UK constituent

nations in the post-Brexit constitution

Does a constitution have to be a “total constitution”?

Parties, Constitutionalism, and Democracy

Chair

Theodore Konstadinides

Essex University, Professor in Law, United Kingdom

Anna-Bettia Kaiser

Humboldt University, Professor, Germany

Ewan Smith

University College London, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Classroom 11.01 | Floor 11

Classroom 08.03 | Floor 8

Classroom 12.03 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Nikos Skoutaris | University of East Anglia, Associate Professor in EU Law, United Kingdom

External Relations and the post-Brexit UK Territorial Constitution

Eleftheria Asimakopoulou | Queen Mary University of London, PhD Candidate and Tutor in Law, United Kingdom

Reconﬁguring the UK’s territorial constitution after Brexit in internal market terms

Giulia Gentile | Essex University, Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

The UK data governance post-Brexit

Alexandra Sinclair | London School of Economics, Graduate Teaching Assistant & PhD Candidate I School of Law, United

Kingdom

The repatriation game: An examination of EU powers in the UK administrative state after Exit Day

Alexander Somek | University of Vienna, Professor, Austria

A Please for Constitutional Modesty

Mattias Kumm | NYU Law School, Professor, USA

Why constitutionalism requires the total constitution

Anna-Bettina Kaiser | Humboldt University, Professor, Germany

Navigating between a minimal and a total concept of the constitution

Ewan Smith | University College London, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Who writes the Unwritten Constitution?

Samuel Issacharoff | New York University, Professor, USA

Legislative Dysfunction and Democratic State Competence

Udit Bhatia | University of York, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Rethinking Party Finance

Elena De Nictolis | Luiss Guido Carli, Assistant Professor, Italy

Expanding Partisanship

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11.00-12.30

130

IHL, Weapons & Technology17

Chair

Classroom 17.02 | Floor 17

Timothy Waters

Indiana University, Richard S. Melvin Professor, USA

Timothy W Waters | Indiana University, Richard S. Melvin Professor, USA

Automatic Failure: Efforts to Regulate Military Technology before the First World War

Marcin Marcinko | Jagiellonian University, Associate Professor, Poland

“The Power of the Swarm”: Potential Beneﬁts of the Military Use of Swarming Drones and Related Challenges for

International Law

Laura Baron-Mendoza | McGill, Phd candidate, Canada

FARC-EP’s environmental legal order: Shifting the ecological perspective of war (Spanish or English)

Yahli Shereshevsky | University of Haifa, Senior Lecturer, Israel

Applying the Law of Armed Conﬂict in Domestic Courts: The Fusion of Domestic and International Law and the Question

of IHL Expertise

Roshan Tota-Maharaj | University of London, LLB, Pg Cert International Criminal Law, Pg Dip International Dispute

Resolution, LLM International Justice, Trinidad and Tobago

Can the Military perspectives in Armed Conﬂict coincide with InternationalHumanitarian Law (IHL) to achieve a common end?

Digital Rights and Poverty18

Chair

Elena Pribytkova

New York University School of Law, Visiting Scholar, USA

Classroom 11.02 | Floor 11

Speakers/Discussants

Yuval Shany | The Faculty of Law, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Professor, Israel

New Digital Economic, Social and Cultural Rights?

Victoria Adelmant | New York University School of Law, Adjunct Professor, USA

Rights in the Digitalized Welfare State

Elena Pribytkova | New York University School of Law, Visiting Scholar, USA

Digital Rights and a Decent Social Minimum

Monika Zalnieriute | Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences, Chief Researcher, Lithuania

Against Procedural Fetishism in Digital Rights Discourse and Jurisprudence

Terry Carney | The University of Sydney Law School, Professor Emeritus, Australia

Digital Protections of the Vulnerable After Robodebt: Still Legally Vulnerable?

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11.00-12.30

131

Parole che separano. Linguaggio, Costituzione, Diritti

Book Roundtable - Reforma constitucional. Problemas

ﬁlosóﬁcos y jurídicos (Juan Carlos Bayón y José María Sauca

(dirs.)/ Valencia: Tirant lo Blanch (2024) (Spanish)

Chair

Costanza Nardocci

University of Milan, Professor, Italy

Jose Sauca

University Carlos III of Madrid, JDr., Spain

Classroom 05.01 | Floor 5

Classroom 04.01 | Floor 4

Speakers/Discussants

Costanza Nardocci | University of Milan, Professor, Italy

Adriana Ciancio | University of Catania, Professor, Italy

Nannerel Fiano | University of Milan, Researcher, Italy

Marilisa D’Amico | University of Milan, Professor, Italy

Paolo Gambatesa | University of Milan, Post doc researcher, Italy

Francesca Poggi | University of Milan, Professor, Italy

Jose M. Sauca | University Carlos III of Madrid, JDr., Spain

Juan C. Bayón | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, JDr., Spain

Ana M. Carmona | Universidad de Sevilla, JDr., Spain

Paloma Biglino Campos | Universidad de Valladolid, JDr., Spain

Rubén García Higuera | Université de la Bretagne Occidentale, JDr., France

Fernando De los Santos | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, JDr., Spain

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11.00-12.30

132

Can the Public Law / Private Law Divide Survive?

Re-imagining AI Governance

Strategic litigation before international and European courts II

Chair

Sabino Cassese

Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, Professor, Italy

Tamar Brandes

Ono Academic College, Professor of Law, Israel

Marta Morvillo

University of Amsterdam, Dr., Netherlands

Classroom 08.01 | Floor 8

Classroom 17.01 | Floor 17

Classroom 13.02 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Nico Krisch | Graduate Institute, Professor, Germany

Luisa Torchia | Università di Roma Tre, Professor, Italy

Marco D’Alberti | Italian Constitution Court of Italy, Professor, Italy

Lorenzo Casini | IMT School for Advanced Studies of Lucca (Italy), Professor, Italy

Giulio Napolitano | University of Roma Tre, Professor, Italy

Maria Varaki | King’s College London, Lecturer in International Law, United Kingdom

AI and the “necessity” of a right to human judgment?

Tamar Megiddo | Hebrew University Jerusalem, Senior Lecturer, Israel

Citizens in the loop

Tomer Shadmy | Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Lecturer, Israel

Citizens in the loop and Addressing AI Social Disruption

Pola Cebulak | VU Amsterdam, Dr., Netherlands

Soﬁe Fleerackers | University of Amsterdam, -, Netherlands

Lobbying and litigation for policy change – towards a ‘multi-venue’ approach to interest representation

Corina Heri | University of Zurich, Dr., Switzerland

Strategy in Strasbourg: The ECtHR’s Response to Strategic and Public Interest Litigation

Jed Odermatt | City Unievrsity of London, Dr., United Kingdom

Strategic Climate Litigation at the International Court of Justice

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11.00-12.30

133

Fostering Constitutional Legitimacy

The Foundations of Constitutional Resilience; the view from

Argentina, Hungary and Poland

Chair

Aleksandra Gliszczyńska–Grabias

Institute of Law Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences, Assistant professor, Poland

Classroom 08.02 | Floor 8

Classroom 12.02 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Eoin Carolan | University College Dublin, Professor, Ireland

Daniel Viera Bogea | University of New South Wales, PhD Candidate, Brazil

Demian Seifert | University College Dublin, PhD Candidate, Ireland

Somsubhra Banerjee | University College Dublin, PhD candidate, Ireland

Michał Ziółkowski | Kozminski University, Assistant Professor, Poland

Jelena Trajkovska-Hristovska

Faculty of Law, Iustinianus Primus” Skopje, Full Professor, Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

Paz Avila | The University of Texas at Austin, Doctoral Candidate, USA

Constitutional Legitimacy in a Land of Constitutional Change

Jelena Trajkovska-Hristovska | Faculty of Law, Iustinianus Primus” Skopje, Full Professor, Macedonia, the former

Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

The Concepts of Constitutionalism and Legitimacy as Sustainable Categories – Political “Ecotopia” or Grassroots

Democracy

Isabel Maravall Buckwalter | CUNEF Universidad, Associate professor, Spain

Preventing Maternal Death: A Role for International Jurisprudence?

Alessandra Coiante | Roma Tre University - Law Department, Post-doc research fellow, Italy

Telemedicine Implementation in Italy: Bridging Access Equity Challenges

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11.00-12.30

134

Constitutions & Courts (Spanish)26

Chair

Classroom 16.02 | Floor 16

Milton César Jiménez

Universidad de Caldas, Professor, Colombia

Elia Marzal | University of Barcelona, Associate professor, Spain

Constitutional jurisdiction and equality in the content of the law: what content should the Constitution have (Spanish)

Milton César Jiménez Ramírez | Universidad de Caldas, Professor, Colombia

A Constituent Jurisprudence., Approach to the displacement of the original constituent power (Spanish)

Heloisa Fernandes Camara | UFPR, Dr, Brazil

Suprem Court in democratic threats: Brazilian case (Spanish)

Antonio Canova | Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, Doctor en Derecho, Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

The Index CONS-POP and other objective indicators for constitutional analysis

Ramsis Ghazzaoui | Andres Bello Catholic University (UCAB), Professor, Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Authoritarianism and judicial review. The case of Venezuela (Spanish)

Octavio Salazar | Universidad de Córdoba, Doctor, Spain

La Equivalencia Como Horizonte Constitucional

The dark side of algorithms under the comparative lens:

automated administrative decisions between efﬁciency and

due process

Chair

Giacinto della Cananea

Bocconi University, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 16.01 | Floor 16

Speakers/Discussants

Angela Ferrari Zumbini | University of Naples Federico II, Professor, Italy

Presentation of the Prin Project on Automated Administrative Decisions (AutAD)

Martina Conticelli | University of Rome Tor Vergata, Full Professor, Italy

Presentation of the research methodology

Jean Bernard Auby | Sciences Po, Emeritus, France

Automated Administrative Decisions between efﬁciency and due process

Cristina Fraenkel-Haeberle | University of Speyer, Professor, Germany

Considerations on the project and its methodology

Agustì Cerrillo i Martínez | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Full professor, Spain

Considerations on the project and its methodology

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11.00-12.30

135

AI: Rights, Discrimination & Risk Management28

Chair

Classroom 05.02 | Floor 5

Joana Machado

Federal University of Juiz de Fora - Brazil, Professor, Brazil

Lucas Fonataine

University of Liege, Teaching and research assistant, Belgium

Asaf Wiener | Tel Aviv University, Lecturer and Senior Research Fellow, Israel

Crafting Legal Taxonomies for the Digital Age: Public Law’s Role in Content Moderation and Internet Infrastructure

Regulation

Antonio Aloisi | IE University Law School, Madrid, Assistant Professor, Spain

Between risk mitigation and labour rights enforcement: Assessing the transatlantic race to govern AI-driven decision-

making through a comparative lens

Valerio De Stefano | Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Toronto, Canada, Associate Professor, Canada

Between risk mitigation and labour rights enforcement: Assessing the transatlantic race to govern AI-driven decision-

making through a comparative lens

João Tornada | University of Lisbon, Guest Lecturer, Portugal

Who is (more) afraid of user empowerment? A comparative study of the EU Digital Services Act and the UK Online Safety

Act on the ampliﬁcation of online content

Joana Machado, Professor Sergio Negri | Federal University of Juiz de Fora - Brazil, Professor, Brazil

Artiﬁcial Intelligence Systems: Between Rights, Risks and Discrimination

Yunus Emre Erdolen | Galatasaray University, Research and Teaching Assistant, Turkey

Who Should Combat the Artiﬁcial Intelligence-Related Disinformation?

Aysegul Kula | Koc University, Research and Teaching Assistant, Turkey

Who Should Combat the Artiﬁcial Intelligence-Related Disinformation?

Jiawei Z Zhang | Technical University of Munich, Research Assistant & PhD Candidate, Germany

Three Layers of Inter-Informational Competition and AI Chatbot Regulation

Christian Behrendt | University of Liege, Professor, Belgium

The responsibility of the legislative power and the injunction to legislate in environmental law : presentation of recent

developments in Belgian case law (English)

Lucas Fontaine | University of Liege, Teaching and research assistant, Belgium

The responsibility of the legislative power and the injunction to legislate in environmental law : presentation of recent

developments in Belgian case law (English)

Francesco Lucherini | University of Bologna, Doctoral student, Italy

Sustainable Development in National Constitutions

Pavlina Vazanova | Charles University, Mgr. Bc., Czech Republic

Climate Cases in Europe: Possible Challenge for Separation of Powers

Tsubasa Doi | Hitotsubashi University, Associate professor, Japan

Epistemological Foundation of Fact-ﬁnding by Judiciary in Climate Change Litigation

Bernardo Brasil Campinho | Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, Professor, Brazil

Community participation, legitimacy and efﬁciency in environmental licenses for enterprises in the light of International

Environmental Law and human rights: contributions to environmental constitucionalism in Latin America and in Brazil

Environmental Litigation & Community Participation29

Chair

Classroom 07.01 | Floor 7

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11.00-12.30

Speakers/Discussants

136

The public intervention in the economy in light of the missions

of the Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan

Chair

Classroom 13.01 | Floor 13

Scilla Vernile

University of Milan Bicocca, Ricercatrice di diritto amministrativo (Researcher in Administrative Law), Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Dario Zanelli | University of Bologna, Dottorando di diritto amministrativo (Ph.D. student in Administrative Law), Italy

Digital transition of the administration: public intervention for the creation of 5G networks from the perspective of

efﬁciency and economic growth

Luca Belviso | University of Milan Bicocca, Ricercatore di diritto amministrativo (Researcher in Administrative Law), Italy

Economic growth and national security between the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) and the foreign

investment screening

Scilla Vernile | University of Milan Bicocca, Ricercatrice di diritto amministrativo (Researcher in Administrative Law), Italy

The “green” planning of public and private economic activities for the transition towards the circular economy

Beatrice Rabai | University of Sassari, Researcher in Public Law, Italy

Competition and State aid for Research, Development, and Innovation in the European context: present issues and

future directions

Sabrina Tranquilli | University of Naples “Parthenope”, Ricercatrice di diritto amministrativo (Researcher in Administrative

Law), Italy

An evergreen of public intervention in the economy: the case of special economic zones

Giovanni Mulazzani | University of Bologna, Ricercatore di diritto amministrativo (Researcher in Administrative Law), Italy

Social cohesion and combating inequalities: the role of the voluntary sector in the public governance of the economy

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11.00-12.30

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Session 09

Tuesday

July 2024

12.00 - 13.30

138| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

12.00-13.30

Interest Group: Concept Integration in Comparative Law01

Conveners

Zachary Elkins

University of Texas at Austin

Ashley Moran

University of Texas at Austin

Classroom 03.01 | Floor 3

Express2: A social contract for the EU.

Procedural Considerations in Constitutional Litigation

Chair

Antoni Abat Ninet

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Researcher, Spain

Classroom 15.04 | Floor 15

Classroom 10.01 | Floor 10

Speakers/Discussants

Dimitry Kochenov | Central European University, Senior Research Fellow, Hungary

Giuseppe Martinico | Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa., Professor comparative public law, Italy

Populism as disruptive factor of the EU social contract

Juan Mayoral | Carlos III University of Madrid, Distinguished Researcher, Spain

Trust and the EU social contract

Yen-tu Su

Institutum Iurisprudentiae, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, Research Professor, Taiwan

Jan Podkowik | University of Warsaw, Ph.D. (Dr. Habil.), Poland

Constitutional good faith

Marcin Stębelski | University of Warsaw, Ph.D., Poland

Constitutional good faith

Flora Kollarics | Eötvös Loránd University, assistant lecturer, Hungary

Procedural aspects of fundamental rights legal capacity

Yen-tu Su | Institutum Iurisprudentiae, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, Research Professor, Taiwan

Before and After Reform: A Preliminary Assessment of the Effects of the New Constitutional Court Procedure Act in Taiwan

Filip Jelínek | Charles University in Prague, PhD Candidate & Junior Lecturer, Czech Republic

The Passive State: State Omissions, Public Duties, and a Right to Effective Government

139

Book Roundtable: Women, Gender and Constitutionalism in

Latin America (edited by Francisca Pou Giménez, Ruth Rubio

Marín and Verónica Undurraga Valdés)

Book Roundtable - Judicial Review and Electoral Law in a Global

Perspective (edited by Cristina Fasone, Edmondo Mostacci, and

Graziella Romeo)

Considering the ‘culture’ of international and comparative public law

Chair

Ruth Rubio Marín

University of Seville, Professor of Law, Spain

Elisa Bertolini

Bocconi University, Associate Professor, Italy

David Kenny

Trinity College Dublin, Professor in Law, Ireland

Classroom 03.04 | Floor 3

Classroom 14.04 | Floor 14

Classroom 06.01 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Francisca Pou Giménez | Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas UNAM, Senior Researcher, Mexico

Comparative Landscapes of Gender and Constitutionalism in Latin America

Verónica Undurraga Valdés | Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Professor of Law, Chile

Comparative Landscapes of Gender and Constitutionalism in Latin America

Natalia Morales Cerda | University College London, PhD Candidate and Graduate Lecturer, United Kingdom

Comparative Landscapes of Gender and Constitutionalism in Latin America

Anna Śledzińska-Simon | University of Wroclaw, Associate Professor, Poland

Wen-Chen Chang | National Taiwan University, Professor of Law, Taiwan

Elisa Bertolini | Bocconi University, Associate Professor, Italy

Antonia Baraggia | Università degli Studi di Milano, Associate Professor, Italy

Erika Arban | University of Melbourne, Senior Research Associate (Hon.), Australia

Masahiko Kinoshita | Kobe University, Professor, Japan

David Kenny | Trinity College Dublin, Professor in Law, Ireland

Shawn Boyne | University of Minnesota Crookston, Associate Vice Chancellor for Business, Arts, and Education, USA

Elizabeth Hick | University of Münster / University of Melbourne, Post doctoral fellow, Australia

Mariana Velasco Rivera | Maynooth University, Assistant Professor, Ireland

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140

Nostalgic Empires: The Crises of the European Union related to

Its Original Sins

Democracy and Adjudication: Exploring Diverse Approaches to

Justice

How Constitutional and Supreme Courts can be made resilient

against constitutional backsliding

Chair

Signe Rehling Larsen

University of Oxford, Fellow by Examination in Law, United Kingdom

Tais Penteado

FGV Law School of São Paulo, PhD Candidate, Brazil

Eleonora Bottini

Université de Caen Normandie, Professor of Public Law, France

Classroom 15.03 | Floor 15

Classroom 19.01 | Floor 19

Classroom 14.03 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Hèctor López Boﬁll | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Associate Professor of Law, Spain

Signe Rehling Larsen | University of Oxford, Fellow by Examination in Law, United Kingdom

Michael Wilkinson | London School of Economics and Political Science, Professor of Law, United Kingdom

Taís Penteado | FGV Law School of São Paulo, PhD Candidate, Brazil

Antisubordination as Collaboration and Experimentation: Towards a power-enhancing approach to constitutional

adjudication

Julien Jeanneney | Université de Strasbourg, Professor of Public Law, France

When Courts strike back. Taking jurisdiction away from illiberal bodies

Mathias Möschel | Central European University, Vienna, Associate Professor, Austria

Constitutional courts’ agency in preventing ‘hostile takeovers’

Nicoletta Perlo | Université Toulouse Capitole, Associate Professor, France

Nomination procedures and composition of constitutional courts

Yaniv Roznai | Reichman University, Associate Professor, Israel

The Democratic Self-Defense of Constitutional Courts via their case law

Ulrich Wagrandl | Vienna University of Economics and Business (Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien), Post-doctoral research

and teaching fellow, Austria

Beyond the Bench: the Role of Constitutional Court clerks

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12.00-13.30

141

Small ‘c’ Constitutional Interpretation & Change

Book Roundtable - Trust, Courts and Social Rights: A Trust-Based

Framework for Social Rights Enforcement (David Vitale)

A new vision of social rights – Universal Basic Income & Co – Panel II

Chair

Mara Malagodi

University of Warwick, Associate Professor-Reader, United Kingdom

Marek Zubik

University of Warsaw, Prof. dr habil., Poland

Classroom 10.02 | Floor 10

Classroom 03.03 | Floor 3

Classroom 06.04 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

David Landau | Florida State University, Professor, USA

Katharine Young | Boston College, Professor, USA

Rehan Abeyratne | Western Sydney University, Professor, Australia

Kelley Loper | University of Denver, Professor, USA

David Vitale | University of Warwick, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Katarzyna Cłapińska | University of Warsaw, PhD(c), Poland

Basic income v. balancing the principle of non-discrimination

Michał Pietrzkiewicz | University of Warsaw, M.A., Poland

The prospect of potential protection of basic income by the EHCR

Lidia Ayoubi

Auckland University of Technology, Senior Lecturer, New Zealand

Natalie Yvonne Fox | Jagiellonian University, Dr, Poland

Uncodiﬁed British Constitution – Contemporary Debates after Brexit

Lida Ayoubi | Auckland University of Technology, Senior Lecturer, New Zealand

The “Unwritten” Constitution and Disability Rights in New Zealand

Brian Christopher Jones | University of Liverpool, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Constitutionalism’s unwritten dimension

Alexandra Allen-Franks | University of Auckland, Lecturer, New Zealand

Using the inherent power of the court as a tool to secure remedies for human rights violations

Suellen Patrícia Moura | Universidade Federal do Paraná, MSc, Brazil

Constitutional changes in parliamentary norms in the 1988 Brazilian Federal Constitution and the impact on the design

of political representation

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12.00-13.30

142

Imperial Legacies, the Rule of Law, and Constitutionalism from

the Global South

Governing through Funding in the EU (I)

Chair

Theunis Roux

UNSW Sydney, Professor, Australia

Monica Claes

Maastricht University, Prof., Netherlands

Classroom 03.02 | Floor 3

Classroom 15.02 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Tarunabh Khaitan | London School of Economics and Political Science, Professor, United Kingdom

Dinesha Samraratne | Faculty of Law, University of Colombo, Professor, Sri Lanka

Studying State Capture, Constitutionalism, and the Rule of Law from the Global South: Why the Global North Matters

Martha Gayoye | Keele University, School of Law, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Legacies of Empire: Coloniality of Constitutionalism in Africa

Philipp Dann | Humboldt University, Berlin, Professor, Germany

Colonial Legacies in International, EU and Comparative Constitutional Law: Comparing Approaches, Considering

Differences

Lilian Tsourdi | Maastricht University, Dr., Netherlands

Conceptualising Governing though Funding in the EU

Marijn van der Sluis | Maastricht University, Dr., Netherlands

Conceptualising Governing though Funding in the EU

Bruno De Witte | Maastricht University, Prof., Netherlands

Governing through Funding in the EU: A Constitutional Law Perspective

Vestert Borger | Leiden University, Dr., Netherlands

The Multiannual Financial Framework and the European Union’s System of Government

Maria Patrin | University of Florence, Dr., Italy

A New Cohesion Policy? Achieving Solidarity and Compliance through Next Generation EU

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

12.00-13.30

143

Fully formed Panel: Non-Majoritarian Instruments Protecting

Fundamental Rights & Equality in Europe

Safeguarding Diversity: AI’s role in preserving cultural rights

and biodiversity

Chair

Christina Eckes

University of Amsterdam, Professor of European Law, Netherlands

Fabio Dell’Aversana

Academy of Fine Arts, Napoli, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 19.02 | Floor 19

Classroom 19.03 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Kati Cseres | University of Amsterdam, Associate Professor of European Law, Netherlands

National competition authorities as non-majoritarian institutions and how they complement majoritarian decision-

making

Irthe de Jong | Université Libre de Bruxelles, PhD researcher, Belgium

Participation – but by whom? Exclusion and inclusion in citizen participation procedures in EU climate law

Giacomo Tagiuri | University of Amsterdam, Assistant Professor in European Law, Netherlands

Democracy and Technocracy in EU Market Regulation and its Enforcement

Iwona Wroblewska | Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Assistant Professor in Law, Poland

‘When the Constitutional Court is No Longer a Non-Majoritarian Instrument: about the Role of the Litigation Before

Ordinary Courts in Protection of Equality on the Example of Poland’

Alberto Nicotina | University of Antwerp, PhD Fellow, Belgium

Fabio Dell’Aversana | Academy of Fine Arts, Napoli, Full Professor, Italy

Art and culture in AI era: protecting cultural diversity

Francesca Niola | ISLC University of Milan, Research fellow, Italy

Enviroment and Constitution: the role of AI in biodiversity conservation

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12.00-13.30

144

The Public and the Private in Times of Digitalization: An (un)

useful category?

Braintech, Human Being, and the Constitution:Legal/Ethical

Perspectives on Neuroscience

Chair

Maria Bertel

University of Graz, Professor, Austria

Mayu Terada

Hitotsubashi University, Professor, Japan

Classroom 20.04 | Floor 20

Classroom 20.01 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Claudia Wutscher | Vienna University of Economics and Business, Associate Professor, Austria

Same same, but different: On the Relationship of Code and Law

Karl Wörle | University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna, Lecturer and Head of Business Law Department, Austria

Collective Litigation: An Alternative Future for Data Protection Enforcement?

Oskar J Gstrein | University of Groningen, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Collective Litigation: An Alternative Future for Data Protection Enforcement?

Tamara Favaro | University of Pisa, Assistant Professor in Public Economic Law, Italy

Market Regulation in the Digital Age: Integrating Public, Private, and Community Dynamics

Maria Bertel | University of Graz, Professor, Austria

Rethinking the public and the private in times of digital transformation

Tamami Fukushi | Tokyo Online University, Professor, Japan

Braintech and Neuroethics: On the Past, Present, and Future

Masatoshi Kokubo | Keio University (Mr. Kokubo moves to the UniversityTokyo in April), Researcher, Japan

Neurolaw? : Its Technological Background and the Legal Perspective for the Future

Keigo Komamura | Keio University, Professor, Japan

Internet-of-Brains and the Computational View of Human Being

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12.00-13.30

145

Automated Vulnerability? Remarks from some Case Studies (II)

Sustainability of Values (Italian)

Chair

Susana De La Sierra

University of Castilla-La Mancha, Professor, Spain

Antonello Tancredi

Univerisity of Milan-Bicocca, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 20.03 | Floor 20

Classroom 06.03 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Simone Penasa | University of Trento, Professor, Italy

Vulnerable migrants or vulnerable AI? The status of asylum seekers facing AI-based systems

Marta Fasan | University of Trento, Post-doc researcher, Italy

Gendering AI. From Discrimination to Inclusion through the Lens of Public Law

Iñigo De Miguel Beriain | University of the Basque Country, Professor, Spain

AI in health: the patient as a vulnerable subject

Carla M. Reale | University of Genoa, Post-doc researcher, Italy

Artiﬁcial intelligence and people with disabilities: an empowering tool?

Carlo Casonato | University of Trento, Professor, Italy

Alice Ollino | University of Milan-Bicocca, Assistant Professor, Italy

La tutela delle generazioni future come valore di diritto internazionale

Antonio Tanca | University of Milan-Bicocca, Adjunct Professor, Italy

La democrazia rappresentativa come valore fondante dell’Unione europea

Maria Elena Gennusa | University of Pavia, Associate Professor, Italy

Il valore della sostenibilità ambientale nel contesto europeo

Paolo Zicchittu | University of Milan-Bicocca, Associate Professor, Italy

I valori nella giurisprudenza costituzionale

Stefania Ninatti | University of Milan-Bicocca, Full Professor, Italy

Il valore del pluralismo nella Costituzione italiana

Edin Skrebo | University of Milan-Bicocca, Research Fellow, Italy

Il valore della pace negli ordinamenti balcanici

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12.00-13.30

146

Panel on Recent Trends in Constitutional Change in Africa

Digital Laboratories of Democracy? Social Media meets

Federalism and Polity Decentralization

Chair

Berihun Gebeye

University College London, Lecturer, Ethiopia

Rafael Bezerra Nunes

Yale Law School, Master, Brazil

Classroom 06.02 | Floor 6

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Laura-Stella Enonchong | SOAS, Senior Lecturer, Cameroon

’Constitutional Amendments and Military Coups. Opportunities for Democratic Transformations?’

Adem Abebe | International IDEA, Visiting Professor, Ethiopia

Contrasting Constitutional Visions after Coups: Maximalism in Anglophone Africa, Minimalism in Francophone Africa?

Katrin Seidel | Martin Luther University Halle/Wittenberg, PD, Germany

Same, Same but Different? The Constitution-Making-Process Act 2022 in View of South Sudan’s Decade-Long

Negotiations of Statehood (working title)

Christina Murray | University of Cape Town, Professor Emeritus, South Africa

’Managing the judiciary in a democratic transition: lessons from Africa’

Markus Boeckenforde | Central European University, Associate Professor, Germany

Changing the Constitution without Amending it: Kenya and the Global Missionaries of the Basic Structure Doctrine

(working title)

Elisabeth Paar | University of Vienna / University of Graz, Master, Austria

Artur Pericles Lima Monteiro | Yale Jackson Institute of Global Affairs / Information Society Project, Doctor, Brazil

Social Media Federalism

Rafael Bezerra Nunes | Yale Law School / Democracy Institute (CEU), Master, Brazil

First Among Equals: Germany’s platform regulation and the Digital Services Act feedback loop

Gilad Abiri | Peking University School of Transnational Law, Doctor / Assistant Professor, Israel

The Platform Federation

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12.00-13.30

147

The Europeanization of Judicial Culture in the Western Balkans:

Building Judicial Resilience or Sustaining Old Patterns?

The Future of Deference in Comparative Administrative Law:

Part I

Chair

Denis Preshova

Ss. Cyril and Methodius University - Skopje, Faculty of Law, Assistant professor, Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic

of Macedonia

Oren Tamir

Harvard Law School/NYU School of Law, Postdoc fellow, USA

Classroom 14.01 | Floor 14

Classroom 15.01 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Fjoralba Caka | University of Tirana, Faculty of Law, Lecturer/Assistant professor, Albania

Sailing Against the Wind: Building Resilient Judicial Councils in Politically Charged Environments

Denis Preshova | Ss. Cyril and Methodius University - Skopje, Faculty of Law, Assistant professor, Macedonia, the former

Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

The Conundrum of Europeanizing a Judicial Culture Imbued with Remnants of The Socialist Legal Tradition: The Case

of North Macedonia

Tanasije Marinkovic | University of Belgrade, Faculty of Law, Professor, Serbia

Formalistic, Inconsistent and Politicized Application of the Law - The Case of the Administrative Court of Serbia

Narin Idriz | T.M.C. Asser Institute, Senior researcher, Netherlands

Safeguards for Judicial Independence in the Netherlands: Fit for the Storm?

Luca de Lucia | University of Salerno, Professor, Italy

Luis Arroyo Jimenez | University of Castilla-La Mancha, Professor, Spain

Pavlina Hubkova | Maastricht University, Postdoc Fellow, Netherlands

Yseult Marique | University of Essex, Professor, United Kingdom

Ferdinand Wollenschläger | Augsburg University, Professor, Germany

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12.00-13.30

148

“Controllo e predittività. Le nuove frontiere del costituzionalismo

nell’era dell’algoritmo” a cura di F. Fabrizzi, L. Durst

Resilience & Backsliding in Poland

Chair

Federica Fabrizzi

Sapienza - Università di Roma, Professor, Italy

Classroom 19.04 | Floor 19

Classroom 14.02 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Ludovica Durst | Sapienza - Università di Roma, Researcher, Italy

Law and predictability: are new legal categories needed? Introductory insights

Iole Pia Di Ciommo | Sapienza -Università di Roma, Phd Candidate, Italy

“Reserve of humanity”, predictability, risk: legal categories and digital innovation

Giulia Vasino | Università degli studi di Urbino, Post doctoral student, Italy

The impact of AI in the workplace: a constitutionalist reﬂection

Chiara Arruzzoli | Sapienza - Università di Roma, Phd Candidate, Italy

Artiﬁcial intelligence and nudging: reﬂections around the principle of non-exclusivity of algorithmic decision making

Rafał Stronk

University of Warsaw, PhD Candidate, Poland

Agnieszka Sołtys | Institute of Law Studies, Polish Academy of Science, Assistant Professor, Poland

Determinants of constitutional resilience: A case study of Poland

Radoslaw Piotr Puchta | University of Bialystok, assistant professor, Poland

Recovering from a Populist Constitutional Coup d’État – Recent Polish Experiences

Maciej Pach | Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Assistant Professor, Poland

The Polish Model of Militant Democracy

Rafał Stronk | University of Warsaw, PhD Candidate, Poland

Acting for false appearances by public ofﬁcials

Jędrzej Zieliński | University of Warsaw, PhD Candidate, Poland

Acting for false appearances by public ofﬁcials

Kamil Jonski | SGH Warsaw School of Economics, PhD, Poland

Three Wars on Polish Constitutional Tribunal: CT legitimacy after eight years of il-liberalism

Jacek M. Kurczewski | University of Warsaw, Prof., Poland

Three Wars on Polish Constitutional Tribunal: CT legitimacy after eight years of il-liberalism

Malgorzata Fuszara | University of Warsaw, Prof., Poland

Three Wars on Polish Constitutional Tribunal: CT legitimacy after eight years of il-liberalism

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Session 10

Tuesday

July 2024

15.00 - 16.30

150| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

15.00-16.30

Interest Group: Separation of Powers01

Conveners

Marcelo Lozada Gomez

University of Oxford

Mathieu Leloup

Ghent University

David Kosar

Masaryk University

Michaela Hailbronner

University of Münster

Sergio Verdugo

IE University

Classroom 11.02 | Floor 11

Foreign, defense and security policies: which constitutional

constraints?

Book Roundtable - Italian Constitutional Law in the European

Context by D.Tega, G. Repetto, G. Piccirilli, S. Ninatti, Kluwer, 2023

Chair

Javier García Roca

Complutense University, Madrid, Prof., Spain

Iris Canor

College of Management Academic Studies, Striks School of Law, Rishon Le Zion and Zefat Academic College, Associate

Professor, Israel

Classroom 12.04 | Floor 12

Classroom 11.01 | Floor 11

Speakers/Discussants

Renato Ibrido | University of Florence, Prof., Italy

Introduction

Andrea Antonuzzo | Italian Chamber of Deputies, Dr., Italy

Foreign and defense policies in Parliament. The case of the Italian Parliament, between constitutional principles,

geopolitical factors and parliamentary procedures

Chiara Graziani | Bocconi University, Milan, Dr., Italy

New conﬂicts and the blurry line between “war” and “peace”

Giuliano Vosa | University of Catania, Dr., Italy

Towards a European common law of foreign relations and defence? A comparative perspective

Giovanni Piccirilli | LUISS, Associate Professor, Italy

Estefânia Barboza | Universidade Federal do Paraná, Profesora de Derecho Constitucional, Brazil

Richard Albert | University of Texas at Austin, William Stamps Farish Professor in Law, Professor of Government, and

Director of Constitutional Studies, Canada

Jaclyn Neo | National University of Singapore, Associate Professor Director, Centre for Asian Legal Studies, Singapore

Diletta Tega | University of Bologna, Full professor of Constitutional law, Italy

151

Legal Profession Revisited04

Chair

Classroom 08.04 | Floor 8

Michael Ilg

University of Calgary, Associate Professor, Canada

Wim Zimmermann | University of Salzburg, Postdoc, Austria

The Limits of International Lawyering within Government

Maciej Krogel | University of Amsterdam, Lecturer, Netherlands

Legal Scholactivism and the Concept of Alienation

Tzung-Mou Wu | Academia Sinica, Associate Research Professor, Taiwan

Constitutionalism and Government Lawyers: A Taiwanese Exception

Michael P Ilg | University of Calgary, Associate Professor, Canada

The Republic of Dissent: A Constitutional Theory of Academic Freedom

Legislative process – perspectives and challenges from Latin

America

Chair

Tímea Drinóczi

Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Classroom 08.01 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Rafael Jerez | Central American Technological University, Professor, Honduras

When the Forms Become the Substance: Challenges in the Process of Lawmaking in Honduras

Karen Sichel | Universidad de Las Américas, Professor, Ecuador

Ecuador’s Path in Democracy: Exploring Legislative Processes and Power Balanc

Ronnie Yearwood | University of West Indies, Professor, Barbados

Examining the “duty to consult” in the Constitution of Guyana

Mario Cajas | Universidad Icesi, Professor, Colombia

The Suspension of Laws in Judicial Review or a New Limit on the Expansive Trajectory of the Constitutional Judge in

Colombia

Maria Mousmouti | IALS, University of London, Professor, United Kingdom

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152

Contemporary Issues in International Law & Fight against

Structural Injustice

Chair

Classroom 07.04 | Floor 7

Heidi Gilchrist

Brooklyn Law School, Professor & Co-Director of Legal Writing, USA

Attila Nagy | University in Jena, Doctoral student, Serbia

The Future of Public Law as Stemming from the Recent Post-Conﬂict Peace Treaties

Heidi Gilchrist | Brooklyn Law School, Professor & Co-Director of Legal Writing, USA

Universal Jurisdiction and the United States

Konstantinos Tsioutras | Goethe University Frankfurt, Ph.D. Candidate, Germany

Addressing Structural Injustice: A Model for Reparations for Past and Present Harms

Peter D. Szigeti | University of Alberta, Associate Professor, Canada

Ius Paenitentiae: The Right to Citizenship as Reparations

Sivan Shlomo Agon | Bar-Ilan University, Associate Professor, Israel

International Law for the Long Run

Ayako Hatano | University of Oxford, DPhil candidate, Japan

Internalizing Beyond Institutions: Local Drivers of Human Rights Law Internalization in Japan’s Anti-Hate Speech Case

Climate governance and federalism in Europe07

Chair

Patricia Popelier

UAntwerpen, Professor, Belgium

Classroom 07.03 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Karel Reybrouck | UCLouvain, Postdoctoral Researcher, Belgium

How to share the burden of reducing GHG emissions in multi-tiered systems

Guillaume Delvaux | UCLouvain, Doctoral Researcher, Belgium

Capital Regions and Climate Change, a view from Brussels

Maja Sahadžić | Utrecht University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Horizontal cooperation and climate change

Federica Cittadino | EURAC, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

The Role of Subnational Governments in the Climate Crisis: A Comparative Analysis of Italian and Austrian Cases

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15.00-16.30

153

Deﬁning sustainability in the European legal space08

Chair

Classroom 16.02 | Floor 16

Decision-Making in the Age of Emergencies. Challenges and

Opportunities

Chair

Michele Graziadei

University of Turin, Full Professor, Italy

Damiano Fuschi

University of Milan, Assistant Professor of Public Comparative Law, Italy

Classroom 13.01 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Giulia Toraldo | University of Naples “Federico II”, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

EU Commission’s Role in Managing Emergencies: 2008-2020-2022 Cases

Silvia Siciliano | University of Teramo, PhD Researcher, Italy

A Comparative Analysis of the Impact of the Pandemic on the E-Governments in the EU

Andrea Spaziani | University of Teramo, PhD Researcher, Italy

EU Crisis Management: Digital Services Act and AI Act

Lidia Bonifati | Bocconi University, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Decision-Makers and New Technologies in Humanitarian Missions: A Constitutional Perspective on Humanitarian Drones

Micol Ferrario | Bocconi University, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Algorithms as Decision-Makers: An Analysis of Recent Crises

Virginia Cecchini Manara | University of Milan, Assistant Professor of Political Economy, Italy

Sustainability in the EU: an economic perspective

Martina Iemma | University of Milan, Phd Candidate in Constitutional Law, Italy

Greening Universities: an analysis of sustainability policies

Niccolò Dazzi | University of Milan, Phd Candidate in Constitutional Law, Italy

The One Health approach in the European Green Deal and in the Italian PNRR program

Alberto Ambrogio Galli | University of Milan, Phd Candidate in Constitutional Law, Italy

Sustainability, welfare and third sector at local level

Francesca Porcheddu | University of Milan, Phd Candidate in Constitutional Law, Italy

LEP (basic levels of service) and sustainability: a comparative perspective between Spain and Italy

Damiano Fuschi | University of Milan, Assistant Professor of Public Comparative Law, Italy

The role of the European Union in counteracting Member State crises

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15.00-16.30

154

Book Roundtable - “The Impact of the Inter-American System

of Human Rights: Transformations on the Ground” (Armin von

Bogdandy, Flavia Piovesan, Eduardo Ferrer Mac-Gregor, and

Mariela Morales Antoniazzi, eds.) (English)

Chair

Classroom 08.03 | Floor 8

EU Anti-Corruption & Tax Law11

Chair

Daniel Sarmiento

Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Prof., Spain

Classroom 13.04 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Armin von Bogdandy | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Prof., Germany

René Urueña | University of Lapland / Universidad de las Andes, Prof., Colombia

Flávia Piovesan | Catholic University of São Paulo, Prof., Brazil

Sabrina Ragone | University of Bologna, Prof., Italy

Beatriz Sánchez-Mojica | IE University, Associate Professor, Spain

Manuel Fontaine

Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Professor, Portugal

Franco Peirone | Maastricht University, Assistant Professor of European Public Law, Netherlands

The EU Rule of Law Report growing up: from tackling Corruption in Member Statesto structure European Democracies

Nedim Hogic | University of Oslo, Dr., Norway

The Institutionalization of EU Anti-Corruption Law

Dionysios Pelekis | Utrecht University, Postdoctoral Researcher, Netherlands

EU State Aid Law & Taxation: Navigating a Maze of Conﬂicting Competences and Policy Priorities

Katerina Pantazatou | University of Luxembourg, Associate Professor, Luxembourg

Is there anything EU law can do for taxpayers across the Union? An analysis of Advanced Data Analytics in taxation

Manuel Fontaine Campos | Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Professor, Portugal

Quo Vadis application of State aid law to tax rulings? Insights from recent case law on the application of State aid law

to tax rulings beneﬁting multinational companies

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15.00-16.30

155

Rethinking Government in the Era of AI-Driven Decision-Making12

Chair

Classroom 18.04 | Floor 18

Navigating AI’s Impact: Insights on Regulation, Governance,

Gender, Health and Environment

Chair

Tarik Olcay

University of Dundee, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Erik Longo

University of Florence, Professor, Italy

Classroom 17.02 | Floor 17

Speakers/Discussants

Tarik Olcay | University of Dundee, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Decoding People’s Voice: AI in the Design and Analysis of Public Consultations

Adam Harkens | University of Strathclyde, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Securing accountability in the algorithmic state: The challenge of unravelling assumed discretionary power

Caroline Selman | Public Law Project, Senior Research Fellow, United Kingdom

Decision-support or decision-making: AI and algorithmic tools in government decision-making

Francesca Palmiotto | Hertie School, Postdoctoral Researcher, Germany

Contesting Automation: Judicial Responses in AI Litigation

Paul Burgess | Monash University, Senior Lecturer, Australia

Controlling Technology: the Rule of Law as Constraint on the way AI can be used in Exercising Power

Giovanni Magnano | University of Catania, PdD Candidate, Italy

Artiﬁcial Intelligence & Public Administration

Laura F. Anarte | University of Sevilla, Postdoc, Spain

AI Uses in Gender Public Policies

Menelaos Markakis | Erasmus University Rotterdam, Assistant Professor of EU Law, Netherlands

AI and the Digital Euro

Chiara Finocchiaro | University of Catania, PhD Candidate, Italy

AI & Environmental Transition

Federica Camisa | University of Florence, Phd Candidate, Italy

The EU Twin Transition: Interactions between Environmental Sustainability and Digital Transformation

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15.00-16.30

156

Judicial clerking in Europe14

Chair

Classroom 13.03 | Floor 13

Judicial review and deliberative constitutionalism: Theoretical

perspectives and empirical applications (Spanish)

Chair

Pietro Faraguna

University of Trieste, Professor, Italy

Elena Escobar-Arbeláez

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Doctoranda, Colombia

Classroom 04.02 | Floor 4

Speakers/Discussants

Ana Bobić | Court of Justice of the EU and Hertie School, Berlin, Dr., Croatia

Judicial clerking at the Court of Justice of the European Union

Elisa Llop Cardenal | European Court of Human Rights, PhD candidate, Spain

Judicial clerking at the European Court of Human Rights

Pietro Faraguna | University of Trieste and Constitutional Court of Italy, Professor, Italy

Judicial clerking at the Constitutional Court of Italy

Maria Itziar Gomez Fernandez | Carlos III University and Spanish Constitutional Court, Professor, Spain

Judicial clerking at the Spanish Constitutional Tribunal

Katarina Vatovec | Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia, Assistant Professor, Slovenia

Judicial clerking at the Constitutional Court of Slovenia

Julián Gaviria-Mira | Universidad EAFIT - Medellín, Profesor, Colombia

Inclusive Judicial Review: Addressing the Demands of Constitutional Justiﬁcation for Vulnerable Groups in Divided

Societies.

Alejandro Cortes Arbeláez | Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Doctorando, Spain

A participatory conception of judicial review: The role of tech-based democratic innovations

Luis Alejandro Ramírez | Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Doctorando, Spain

Deliberation and Responsiveness in the Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court of Colombia

Elena María Escobar-Arbeláez | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Doctoranda, Colombia

Legislative responses to the rulings of the Constitutional Court of Colombia. Failures and successes of the inter-

institutional dialogue.

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15.00-16.30

157

Political Institutions and Future Generations16

Chair

Classroom 07.01 | Floor 7

The role of civil society in restoring the rule of law and the

independence of the judiciary in Poland and Ukraine

Chair

Céline Romainville

Université Catholique de Louvain, Professor, Belgium

Monika Florczak-Wątor

Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Professor, Poland

Classroom 12.03 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Reﬁa Kaya | Hacettepe Üniversitesi, Professor, Turkey

Constitutional Perspectives on Protecting Future Generations from Age-Related Environmental Vulnerabilities

Julian Clarenne | UCLouvain - Saint-Louis Bruxelles, Guest lecturer, Belgium

Future-Prooﬁng Governance: Exploring Political Responsibility and Accountability Across Generations

Sophie Mercier | Université Catholique de Louvain, Phd candidate, Belgium

Rethinking Representation: The New Challenges Posed by Future Generations

Norman Vander Putten | UCLouvain Saint-Louis Bruxelles, Guest lecturer, Belgium

Bridging the Gap: Navigating the Tensions Between Budgetary Rules and Intergenerational Solidarity in Europe

Wojciech Firek | Jagiellonian University in Krakow, PhD student, Poland

Civic participation and its role in a democratic state under the rule of law

Angela di Gregorio | University of Milan, Professor, Italy

Advantages and disadvantages of civic participation as a barrier to populism or for the restoration of constitutionalism

Kristina Trykhlib | Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University in Kharkiv, Assistant Professor, Ukraine

The role of civil society in the reform of the Ukrainian judicial system

Michał Ziółkowski | Kozminski University in Warsaw, Assistant Professor, Poland

Constitutional law scholars as actors of the Rule of Law restoration in Poland?

Zoltan Pozsár-Szentmiklósy | ELTE Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Professor, Hungary

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15.00-16.30

158

The Dataﬁed Governance and the Governance of Data: The

Personal and the Political

Chair

Classroom 18.03 | Floor 18

The Human Right to Peace: Present and Future19

Chair

Shun-Ling Chen

Institutum Iurisprudentiae Academia Sinica, Associate Research Professor, Taiwan

Elena Pribytkova

New York University School of Law, Visiting Scholar, USA

Classroom 05.02 | Floor 5

Speakers/Discussants

Shun-Ling Chen | Institutum Iurisprudentiae Academia Sinica, Associate Research Professor, Taiwan

Legible as data: Digital Subjects under Health-related Smart Governance Projects in Taiwan

Hui-Chieh Su | National Taiwan University College of Law, Associate Professor, Taiwan

Limitations of Personalized Governance

Tai-Jan Huang | Graduate School of Patent, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Assistant Professor,

Taiwan

When Data Altruism Meets Homo Economicus: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly

Paul Linden-Retek | University of Buffalo School of Law, Associate Professor, USA

Cecilia M. Bailliet | Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, Professor, U.N. Independent Expert on Human Rights and

International Solidarity, Norway

The Right to Peace and the Diminishing Scope of Solidarity for Peace Activists

Maria Varaki | King’s College London, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Re-Imaging the Right to Peace in the Digital Era?

Elena Pribytkova | New York University School of Law, Visiting Scholar, USA

(Re)conceptualizing the Right to Peace and Corresponding Obligations of Global Actors

Tuba Turan | Essex Law School, Lecturer, United Kingdom

The Right to Intra-State Peace: Requisite Measures and Frameworks for the Realisation of Sustainable Peace

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15.00-16.30

159

Constitutional review under democratic stress20

Chair

Classroom 12.02 | Floor 12

Comparative Constitutional Reasoning: An Empirically

Enhanced Experience from Latin America and Northern Europe

Chair

Nora Chronowski

HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences Institute for Legal Studies, Research Professor, Hungary

Johanna Fröhlich

Ludovika Public Service University, senior researcher, Hungary

Classroom 07.02 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Tamas Gyorﬁ | University of Aberdeen School of Law, Professor, United Kingdom

Democratic Backlash and Abusive Judicial Review – the Case of the Hungarian Constitutional Court

Andrea Pozas-Loyo | UNAM Mexico, Professor, Mexico

Hyper-reformism and Constitutional Interpretation in Mexico: A poisoned apple for the Supreme Court

Camilo Saavedra-Herrera | UNAM Mexico, Professor, Mexico

Hyper-reformism and Constitutional Interpretation in Mexico: A poisoned apple for the Supreme Court

Silvia von Steinsdorff | Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Professor, Germany

The Turkish Constitutional Court between Judicial Ineffectiveness and Survival Instinct: What to do?

Nora Chronowski | HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences, Research Professor, Hungary

The difﬁculties of quantifying illiberal judicial review

Johanna Fröhlich | Ludovika Public Service University, senior researcher, Hungary

The Argumentative Turn in the Constitutional Reasoning Practice in Latin America and the Caribbean

Katalin Kelemen | University of Örebro, Associate Professor, Sweden

Constitutional reasoning in the Nordic Supreme Courts

Hauku L Karlsson | University of Iceland, Research Specialist, Iceland

Constitutional reasoning in the Nordic Supreme Courts

Kálmán Pócza | Mathias Corvinus Collegium, Director of the Program for Constitutional Politics, Hungary

Comparative Constitutional Reasoning from Political Science Perspective

Marie-Christine Fuchs | University of Saarland, Lecturer, Germany

The rule of law in Latin American Constitutional Reasoning: Legal terminology or decorative element?

Paula Garat | Pontiﬁcal Catholic University of Uruguay, Associate professor, Uruguay

Constitutional Justice in Uruguay: Positive remarks and current challenges

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15.00-16.30

160

International Organizations as “Digital Infrastructure”-Makers22

Chair

Classroom 18.02 | Floor 18

Judges and Judicial Resilience23

Chair

Hannah Birkenkotter

Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), Assistant Professor of International Law, Mexico

Katarína Šipulová

Masaryk University, Judicial Studies Institute, Assistant Professor, Czech Republic

Classroom 08.02 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Victoria Adelmant | NYU School of Law, Adjunct Professor of Law, USA

“International Organizations and the Spread of ‘Digital Public Infrastructure’ – new foundations for the technological

transformation of the public sector”

Rita C. Guerreiro Teixeira | University of Helsinki, Postdoctoral Researcher, Finland

“‘The International Maritime Organization and the Regulation of Autonomous Shipping – balancing industry interests,

safety at sea, and environmental protection”

Angelina Fisher | NYU School of Law, Adjunct Professor of Law, USA

“When the advice is an app: data, digital products, and Artiﬁcial Intelligence as Advisory Services of the World Bank”

Roxana Vatanparast | Capital University Law School, Assistant Professor of Law, USA

”Sociotechnical Infrastructures in Global Environmental Governance”

Mark Graber | University of Maryland, Francis King Mary School of Law, Professor, USA

Viktória Alžbeta Sútorisová | Masaryk University, Faculty of Law, PhD Candidate, Czech Republic

Are Guardians Resilient Enough?

Daniel Bogéa | UNSW Law & Justice, PhD Candidate, Australia

Off-Bench Judicial (Resistance) Strategies

Demian Ernesto Iglesias Seifert | University College Dublin, PhD Candidate, Ireland

Public opinion as a safeguard of judicial independence: How perceptions of the judiciary impact its resilience

Silvia Steininger | Hertie School of Governance, Centre for Fundamental Rights, Post-Doctoral Researcher, Germany

A Theory of Resilience as Productive Institutional Change

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15.00-16.30

161

Elections, Speech & (Dis)information24

Chair

Classroom 12.01 | Floor 12

AI & Criminal Law25

Chair

Classroom 18.01 | Floor 18

Maria O’Sullivan

Deakin University, Associate Professor, Australia

Wojciech Jasiński

University of Wrocław, Professor, Poland

Arthur G Filho | University of Sao Paulo, Postdoctoral Fellow, Brazil

The Role of Campaign Finance Corruption in the Global Democratic Crisis: A View from Comparative Constitutional Law

Roxan Laubscher | University of Johannesburg, Associate Professor, South Africa

Independent candidates and electoral reform in South Africa – one step forward, two steps back?

Maria J O’Sullivan | Deakin University, Associate Professor, Australia

Election Disinformation and DemocracyThe Role of Electoral Commissions in Ensuring the Legitimacy of Elections

Ana Guimarães | Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Undergrad Student, Brazil

Free Speech and its Relationship with Fake News in the 2022 Presidential Elections: Brief Reﬂections in Light of the

Brazilian Constitutional System

Carlos Bolonha | Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Professor, Brazil

Free Speech and its Relationship with Fake News in the 2022 Presidential Elections: Brief Reﬂections in Light of the

Brazilian Constitutional System

Marko Krtolica | Iustinianus Primus Faculty of Law - Skopje, Assistant Professor, Macedonia, the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia

Dilemmas and Challenges of the Electronic Voting: Future or Achilles Heel of Elections?

Ilona Schembri | University of Malta, Lecturer, Malta

Criminals’ Clean Hands: Fingerprint Recognition Using Artiﬁcial Intelligence

Wojciech Jasiński | University of Wrocław, Professor, Poland

Taming Pegasus – in quest for a fair balance between the protection of human rights and effective crime prevention and

prosecution

Tania Atilano | Zurich University, Dr. iur, Switzerland

Understanding the nature of algorithms: the principle of legality in criminal law as an analogy

Lydia Tiede | University of Houston, Professor, USA

Legal Professionals’ Attitudes Towards Algorithmic and HumanDecision-Making

Ryan Kennedy | University of Houston, Professor, USA

Legal Professionals’ Attitudes Towards Algorithmic and HumanDecision-Making

Roni Rosenberg | Ono Academic College, Senior Lecturer, Israel

Artiﬁcial Intelligence and Criminal Law

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

15.00-16.30

Speakers/Discussants

162

EU Strategy on Climate Change26

Chair

Classroom 13.02 | Floor 13

Intergenerational Justice & the Right to a Healthy Environment27

Chair

Classroom 05.01 | Floor 5

Juliana Patricio Da Paixao

FGV RIO, PROF, Brazil

Digno Montalván Zambrano

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Dr., Ecuador

Nathan de Arriba-Sellier | Rotterdam School of Management, Dr., Netherlands

Uncovering Article 11 TFEU: The Environmental Integration Principle in the Law of the XXIstCentury

Anna Camilla Visconti | University of Bologna, Post-doc Research Fellow, Italy

“The ecological transition between environmental sustainability and economic growth (English)”

Juliana Patricio Da Paixão | FGV RIO, PROF, Brazil

Risk Mapping: From Environmental Law To Artiﬁcial Intelligence (English)

Carolina Braga | Meta, CIPM Certiﬁed, United Kingdom

Risk Mapping: From Environmental Law To Artiﬁcial Intelligence (English)

Ana Guimarães | Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Undergrad Student, Brazil

Free Speech and its Relationship with Fake News in the 2022 Presidential Elections: Brief Reﬂections in Light of the

Brazilian Constitutional System

Carlos Bolonha | Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Professor, Brazil

Free Speech and its Relationship with Fake News in the 2022 Presidential Elections: Brief Reﬂections in Light of the

Brazilian Constitutional System

Fernanda Schininà | Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, PHD Student, Italy

Antitrust and the environmental transition: State aids in the context of the European climate crisis

Camille Bertaux | UCLouvain Saint-Louis (Brussels), PhD Candidate, Belgium

Planetary health law: A bridge between the human rights to health and to live in a healthy environment?

Svenja Behrendt | Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law, Postdoctoral Researcher, Germany

Facing the Future: Conceiving Legal Obligations towards Future Generations

Digno Jose Montalván Zambrano | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Dr., Ecuador

Ecocentrism And Human Rights: Redeﬁning The Human In Law

Roshan Tota-Maharaj | University of London, LLB, Pg Cert in International Criminal Law, Pg Dip in International Dispute

Resolution, LLM in International Justice, Trinidad and Tobago

Is climate change and the ongoing ecological crisis of secondary importance to armed conﬂicts, weapons of mass

destruction and crimes within International Criminal Law in today’s world? A discussion in the Human Rights context

and perspective

Francesca Cerulli | University of Florence, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Safeguarding Future Generations: The Legal Status of Intergenerational Equity in International Law

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

15.00-16.30

Speakers/Discussants

163

Regional Comparative Constitutional Law & Equality28

Chair

Classroom 17.01 | Floor 17

Developments in Latin American Constitutionalism29

Chair

Classroom 04.01 | Floor 4

Rodrigo Merayo

University Carlos III of Madrid, PhD, Spain

Karina Mattos

FGV, PhD, Brazil

Rodrigo Merayo Fernández | University Carlos III of Madrid, PhD, Spain

The (potential) human rights approach and poverty. Special consideration of the work of the European Court of Human

Rights and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Michal Tamir | The Academic College of Law and Science, Professor, Israel

Constitutional Challenge of Overinclusive Laws

Ariel L. Bendor | Bar-Ilan University, Professor, Israel

Constitutional Challenge of Overinclusive Laws

Mihaela Tofan | University Alexandru Ioan Cuza of Iasi, Professor, Romania

Re-shaping legal concepts to support ﬁnancial well-being: the taxation perspective

Karin Loevy | NYU, Fellow, USA

A Typology of “Bottom up” Transnational Solidarity: Expressions of Commitment to Outsiders in Constitutions Worldwide

Felipe Romero | London School of Economics and Political Science, Master of Laws candidate, United Kingdom

Beyond delegation: unveiling the competition between Congress and independent regulatory agencies in Brazil

David Law | University of Virginia, Professor, USA

Regional Comparative Constitutional Law

Karina Denari Mattos | FGV, PhD, Brazil

Paradigm Shifts in the Brazilian Constitutional Justice Approach on Climate and Socioenvironmental Law

Magdalena P Ortega | P. Universidad Católica, LLM, Chile

The popularization of the Constitution and constitutional discussion: The case of Chile

Jairo Lima | State University of Northern Parana, PhD, Brazil

FROM DATA TO THEORY: what do the Brazilian constitutional amendments have to say to constitutional theory?

Claudia Heiss | University of Chile, Assistant Professor, Chile

States of Exception in the Chilean Constitutional Cycle 2018-2023

Leonardo Cofre | University of Chile, Assistant Professor, Chile

States of Exception in the Chilean Constitutional Cycle 2018-2023

Ricardo Alexis Uvalle Aguilera | UNAM, Doctor, Mexico

Democracy with constitutional erosion? The case of the Mexican judiciary reform

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15.00-16.30

Speakers/Discussants

164

Constituent Power and Legitimacy30

Chair

Classroom 16.01 | Floor 16

Mariana Velasco Rivera

Maynooth University, Assistant Professor, Ireland

Speakers/Discussants

Ayaka Doyle | Waseda University, Doctoral Candidate, Japan

Understanding Constitutional Legitimacy in the Context of Japan’s post-war constitution-making

Rodrigo Kaufmann | Tilburg University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Constitent Power: A conceptual reinterpretation

Adam Shinar | Reichman University, Associate Professor, Israel

Brian Christopher Jones | Liverpool University, Senior Lectuer, United Kingdom

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15.00-16.30

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Session 11

Tuesday

July 2024

16.00 - 17.30

166| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

Interest Group: Global Data Law01

Conveners

Thomas Streinz

NYU Law

Beatriz Botero Arcila

Sciences Po

Francesca Episcopo

University of Amsterdam

Przemysław Pałka

Jagiellonian University

Classroom 19.01 | Floor 19

Exploring the right to a reasoned and contestable decision in

times of increasing administrative algorithmic decision-making

Navigating the Evolving Landscape of EU composite procedures

Chair

Janneke Gerards

Utrecht University, Professor of Fundamental Rights Law, Netherlands

Luis Arroyo Jiménez

Universidad de Castilla-La-Mancha, Professor, Spain

Classroom 19.02 | Floor 19

Classroom 15.01 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Melanie Fink | Leiden University, Assistant Professor of Law, Netherlands

Herwig Hofmann | University of Luxembourg, Professor of European and Transnational Public Law, Luxembourg

Kätliin Kelder | Utrecht University, PhD candidate, Netherlands

Ieva Huna | European University Institute, PhD Researcher, Italy

Connecting the dots. Latest developments from the CJEU on the judicial review of composite procedures

Sarah Tas | Maastricht University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Composite procedures in the migration ﬁeld: an ever-complex judicial review?

Teresa Pareja Sánchez | Universidad de Castilla-La-Mancha, PhD Researcher, Spain

Decoding the EU: Unveiling its Composite Nature within factual actions

Simona Demkova | Leiden University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Automation in composite procedures

167

Resilience of Constitutional Courts under Non-Democratic

Regime Conditions: Where Resistance Is Over?

Digital Administration. Daily Efﬁciency and Smart Choices (Auby,

De Minico, Orsoni, eds.)

Chair

Lidka Małgorzata Rodak

University of Silesia, Assistant Professor, Poland

Giovanna De Minico

University of Naples Federico II, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 14.01 | Floor 14

Classroom 15.02 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Gábor Halmai | European University Institute and ELTE University, Professor, Italy

Jakub Sawicki | European University Institute, PhD researcher, Italy

Missing vs threatened resistance against autocratization: the case of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal as compared to

the Israeli Supreme Court

Sanjit Dias | Max Planck Foundation for International Peace and the Rule of Law, LL.M., Germany

Cunning or confused? The Sri Lankan Supreme Court’s treatment of fourth-branch institutions in constitutional

amendment jurisprudence

Bertil Emrah Oder | Koç University Law School, Professor, Turkey

Judicial paradoxes in non-democracies: the Turkish Constitutional Court and its discontents

Ágnes Kovács | ELTE University, Assistant Professor, Hungary

Fading resilience, failing resistance: the Hungarian Constitutional Court’s road into insigniﬁcance (co-authored with

Gábor Halmai)

Giovanna De Minico | University of Naples Federico II, Full Professor constitutional law, Italy

Antonio D’Aloia | University of Parma, Full Professor constitutional law, Italy

Costanza Nardocci | Univeristy of Milan, researcher constitutional law, Italy

Maria Francesca De Tullio | University of Naples Federico II, researcher constitutional law, Italy

Laura Cappuccio | Università autonoma di Barcellona, Professor Lector derecho constitucional, Spain

Jean-Bernard Auby | University Science Po, Emeritus Professor Public Law, France

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16.00-17.30

168

Book Roundtable - “Rethinking the Relationship between

International, EU and National Law: Consent-Based Monism”

(Lando Kirchmair, ASIL Studies in International Legal Theory

series, CUP 2024)

Power Asymmetries in the Algorithmic State

Chair

Maria Bertel

University of Graz, Prof. Dr., Austria

Christian Iaione

Luiss Guido Carli, Professor, Italy

Classroom 15.03 | Floor 15

Classroom 20.04 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Marian Ahumada | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Professor, Spain

Rethinking the Relationship between International, EU and National Law

Paul Schiff Berman | The George Washington University School of Law, Prof. Dr., USA

Rethinking the Relationship between International, EU and National Law

Marta Cartabia | Università Bocconi, Prof. Dr., Italy

Rethinking the Relationship between International, EU and National Law

Andreas Th. Müller | Universität Basel, Prof. Dr., Switzerland

Rethinking the Relationship between International, EU and National Law

Lando Kirchmair | University of the Bundeswehr Munich, Prof. Dr., Germany

Antonio Davola | University of Bari, Assistant Professor, Italy

Framing data-power imbalances in administrative interactions

Sangh Rakshita | Tilburg University, PhD, Netherlands

A Substantive Equality Approach to Combat Algorithmic Discrimination

Soﬁa Ranchordas | Tilburg Law School, Full Professor, Netherlands

The Blind Sides of Administrative Law and Regulation

Carmen Plaza | Complutense University of Madrid, Professor, Spain

Gender equality and Artiﬁcial Intelligence in the EU Law: Mind the Gap

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

169

The impact of new technologies on rights and duties. Public

administration in the prism of technological revolution

European Public Law after Empires

Chair

Antonietta Lupo

University of Messina, Professor, Italy

Philipp Dann

Humboldt University Berlin, Professor, Germany

Classroom 19.04 | Floor 19

Classroom 15.04 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Pietro Ambra | University of Messina, Phd Student, Italy

The guarantees in the digital administrative procedure

Claudia Ardizzone | University of Messina, Phd Student, Italy

Blockchain and public procurement

Giulia Giacobbe | University of Messina, Phd Student, Italy

Digital transition, public administration and digital divide

Valentina Prudente | Università di Messina, Assistant Professor, Italy

Using authoritative public powers through AI

Alberto Marchese | University of Messina, Senior Researcher, Italy

Digital identity and name protection in the ICT context

Signe Rehling Larse | Oxford University, Dr, Denmark

The Transformation of European Public Law: From Empires to Union’

Dominique Custos | University of Caen, Professor, France

Legacies in EU and French Oversea Laws

Wiebe Hommes | University of Amsterdam, Dr, Netherlands

Legacies of Empire: The Case of the European Convention of Human Rights

Jenny Orlanda-Salling | University of Copenhagen, Dr., Malta

The Curious Case of Malta: (Post)colonial Constitutionalism in the European Union

Mike Wilkinson | London School of Economics, Professor, United Kingdom

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

170

Brazilian Constitutionalism I - Resilience and Challenges

Actors within the Separation of Powers

Chair

Juliano Benvindo

University of Brasília, Prof. Dr., Brazil

Erin Delaney

Northwestern University, Professor, USA

Classroom 14.04 | Floor 14

Classroom 06.04 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Juliano Zaiden Benvindo | University of Brasília, Prof. Dr., Brazil

The Rule of Law

Jane Reis Pereira | State University of Rio de Janeiro, Prof. Dr., Brazil

Eternity Clauses

Melina Fachin | Federal University of Paraná, Prof. Dr., Brazil

Conventionality Review

Heloísa Câmara | Federal University of Paraná, Prof. Dr., Brazil

Social Communication

Grégoire Webber | Queen’s University, Professor, Canada

Separation of powers and the opposition

Cedric Jenart | University of Antwerp, Assistant Professor, Belgium

Separation of powers and the Private actors

Stephen Gardbaum | UCLA, Professor, USA

Separation of powers and political parties

Hanna Lerner | Tel Aviv University, Professor, Israel

Separation of powers and civil society

Asli Bali | Yale, Professor, United Kingdom

Separation of powers and civil society

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16.00-17.30

171

“El control constitucional un mecanismo necesario para

prevenir los autoritarismos. La resiliencia como método desde

América Latina (Español)”. “Constitutional control a necessary

mechanism to prevent autoritharism. Resilience as a method

from Latin America”

Plurinational states and its constitutional shape: A comparative

approach

Chair

Daniel Uribe

Universidad Espíritu Santo- Ecuador, LL.M., Ecuador

Corrado Caruso

Università di Bologna, Associate professor, Italy

Classroom 10.01 | Floor 10

Classroom 03.04 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Pablo Andrés Alarcón | Universidad Espíritu Santo-Ecuador, Ph.D., Ecuador

Límites al poder presidencial: el caso ecuatoriano.

Pamela Juliana Aguirre | Universidad Espíritu Santo-Ecuador, Ph.D., Ecuador

El control constitucional ante la inexistencia del parlamento.

Floralba Padrón | Universidad Externado- Colombia, Ph.D., Colombia

El poder presidencial colombiano: un poder (i) limitado ?

Daniel Fernando Uribe | Universidad Espíritu Santo Ecuador, LL.M., Ecuador

El autoritarismo como límite para el desarrollo de los derechos humanos en América Latina.

Claudia Cinnirella | Universita di Catania, Assistant professor, Italy

Mikel Díez Sarasola | Universidad del País Vasco, Assistant professor, Spain

Spain: A Nation of nations? Constitutional challenges for a complex national nature

Ewan Smith | University College London (UCL), Associate professor, United Kingdom

The Empire State: UK Devolution in Imperial Context

Tom Flynn | University of Essex, lecturer, Ireland

The island of Ireland and its eventual plurinational future development

Berihun Gebeye | University College London (UCL), Lecturer, United Kingdom

The Constitutional Function of Federalism

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

172

From Crisis to Action: The European Union’s Democratic Turn

Book Roundtable - “Las Promesas Incumplidas del

Constitucionalismo Latinoamericano” (Alejandro Saiz Arnaiz,

director). (Spanish)

Chair

Matteo Bonelli

Maastricht University, Assistant professor, Netherlands

Luis Alejandro Ramírez

Universitat Pompeu Fabra, PhD candidate, Colombia

Classroom 14.03 | Floor 14

Classroom 20.03 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Nora Vissers | Maastricht University, PhD researcher, Netherlands

Uncovering the constitutional core of the Union’s value of democracy

Martina Coli | University of Florence and Maastricht University, PhD researcher, Italy

The role of the EU in protecting democracy from disinformation: the challenge of regulating online platforms

Eleonora Di Franco | Maastricht University, PhD researcher, Netherlands

Countering threats to democratic participation through civil procedure: the case of the EU anti-SLAPP directive

Franca Feisel | European University Institute, PhD researcher, Italy

Alejandro Gómez | PhD., Colombia

Justicia transicional en Latinoamérica: ¿hacia un punto de inﬂexión en la jurisprudencia de la Corte Interamericana de

Derechos Humanos?

Luna C. Mancini | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, PhD candidate, Mexico

La inagotable lucha contra la corrupción

Sofía Reca | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, PhD, Argentina

El control de convencionalidad en la cosa juzgada interamericana

Andrés Cervantes | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, PhD, Ecuador

El incremental control judicial de la reforma constitucional en América Latina.

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

173

Contemporary Theories of Social Rights

Illiberalism and Constitutions: From Narratives to Practice

Chair

Katharine Young

Boston College, Professor, USA

Ivo Gruev

Academy for European Human Rights Protection, Postdoctoral Researcher, Germany

Classroom 03.03 | Floor 3

Classroom 14.02 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Jeff King | UCL, Professor, United Kingdom

Social Rights, Social Citizenship, and Social Justice: An Analytical Framework

David Vitale | Warwick University, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Trust and Social Rights

Marco Goldoni | University of Glasgow, Professor, United Kingdom

Radical Needs as grounds for social rights

Chiara Valentini | Bologna University, Associate Professor, Italy

Dorjana Bojanovksa Popovska | CEU Democracy Institute, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Hungary

Reversed Secularization in Illiberal Democracies: Functions, Effects and What is at Stake

Ivo Gruev | Academy for European Human Rights Protection (University of Cologne), Postdoctoral Researcher, Germany

(Re)Interpreting Rights through Religion: A Proxy for Rising Illiberalism

Nausica Palazzo | NOVA School of Law, Assistant Professor, Portugal

The EU Family: Surviving Ideological Familism in Times of Illiberalism

Mariam Begadze | CEU, SJD Candidate, Austria

Practices of Subnational Illiberalism: Autocrats Face the Opposition-led Local Governments

Matěj Slavík | iCourts (University of Copenhagen), PhD Candidate, Denmark

Managerial constitutional mindset and the Fear of the People in the Post-communist Constitutional Transitions

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

174

The Future of Public Law and Gender-Based Violence: Is

resilience possible without feminism?

Future and Speed: Public Decisions in “Rapid Futurity”

Chair

Ana Diaz

University of Oxford, DPhil candidate, Mexico

Alessandro Sterpa

Università degli Stuﬁ della Tuscia, Professor, Italy

Classroom 03.02 | Floor 3

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Rosario Grima Algora | University of Oxford, DPhil candidate, Spain

Violence against women during childbirth: An exploration on how constitutional courts are conceptualizing obstetric violence

Mihika Poddar | University of Oxford, DPhil Candidate, India

Intercourse based on a false promise of marriage – how criminal laws should respond? The Indian Dilemma

Ana Diaz Azcunaga | University of Oxford, DPhil Candidate, Mexico

Street harassment and the limits of public law

Anjali Rawat | University of Oxford, DPhil Candidate, India

Tackling familial gender-based violence through increased carcerality? A look into India’s Uniform Civil Code (UCC)

Claudia Capasso | Università degli Studi della Tuscia, Ph.D. Candidate, Italy

Velocity and Security: What Future for the Rule of Law in the Era of Algorithmic Optimization

Isabella de Vivo | Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza, Ph.D. Candidate, Italy

Foundation Models: Shaping the Present with a Paradigm of the Future

Candida Conti | Università degli Studi della Tuscia, Ph.d candidate, Italy

Fragile balances: technological velocity and health protection

Violetta Gargani | Università degli studi della Tuscia, Ph. D. Candidate, Italy

Future, Climate Change and Environment

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

175

Which Prime Ministerial System in Italy? Comparison of

alternative proposals (Spanish, English, Italian)

Democratic Integrity: Comparative Constitutional Perspectives

Chair

Stefano Ceccanti

University of Rome - Sapienza, Full Professor, Italy

Sonsoles Arias

IE University, Assistant Professor, Spain

Classroom 20.01 | Floor 20

Classroom 10.02 | Floor 10

Speakers/Discussants

Corrado Antonucci | University of Rome - Sapienza, Ph.D. student, Italy

Chiara Bologna | University of Bologna, Associate professor, Italy

Federica Fabrizzi | University of Rome - Sapienza, Associate Professor, Italy

Tomaso F. Giupponi | University of Bologna, Full professor, Italy

Maria Grazia Rodomonte | University of Rome - Sapienza, Associate Professor, Italy

Federica Dieni | University of Rome - Sapienza, Ph.D. student, Italy

Timothy Kuhner | University of Auckland, Associate Professor of Law, New Zealand

Oligarchy vs. Democratic Integrity: the Great Divide in Comparative Constitutional Interpretation

Giulio Casilli | University of Milan, Ph.D. student in Constitutional Law, Italy

How Lobbyists Inﬂuence the Courts: the Use of Amicus Curiae Briefs in Comparative Perspective

Eugene Mazo | Duquesne University, Thomas R. Kline School of Law, Associate Professor of Law, USA

What Can Election Law Scholars Learn from Comparative Constitutional Law Scholars, and Vice-Versa?

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

176

Book Roundtable - Transitional Justice, Distributive Justice, and

Transformative Constitutionalism: Comparing Colombia and

South Africa, Oxford, 2023. Edited byDavid Bilchitz and Raisa

Cachalia

Constitutional Democracy in Conversation, Collaboration, and

Crisis

Chair

Madgdalena Correa-Heano

Externado de Colombia University, Professor of Constitutional Law, Colombia

Aileen Kavanagh

Trinity College Dublin, Professor, Ireland

Classroom 06.03 | Floor 6

Classroom 06.02 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

David Bilchitz | South African Institute for Advanced Constitutional, Public, Faculty of Law at the University of

Johannesburg (UJ); School of Law, University of Reading, Director; Professor, South Africa

Developing a framework for Global South comparison: Linking Transitional Justice, Distributive Justice and Transformative

Constitutionalism

Magdalena Correa-Henao | Externado de Colombia University, Professor of Constitutional Law, Colombia

Historical injustice and socio-economic rights in Colombia Constitutional jurisprudence: The case of victims of forced

displacement

Roberto Gargarella | University of Buenes Aires, Professor, Argentina

Constitutional Democracy in Conversation, Collaboration, and Crisis

Aileen Kavanagh | Trinity College Dublin, Professor, Ireland

Constitutional Democracy in Conversation, Collaboration, and Crisis

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177

The political backlash against the Culture of Justiﬁcation

AI in Commercial & Health Regulation

Chair

Classroom 06.01 | Floor 6

Classroom 19.03 | Floor 19

Tiziana Filletti

University of Malta, Head of Department, Malta

Tiziana Filletti | University of Malta, Head of Department, Malta

Can AI revolutionise commercial regulation: fact or ﬁction?

Ondřej Preuss, JUDr. Miluše Kindlová | Univerzita Karlova, Právnická fakulta, Dr., Czech Republic

Conscientious Objection to Mandatory Vaccination – The Law in Books and Law in Action?

Renata Treneska Deskoska | University “Ss Cyril and Methodius” - Skopje, Full professor, Macedonia, the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia

Mobile Applications For Covid-19 Management: Ethical, Legal And Other Challenges Of Their Use

Radmila Shekerinska Jankovska | University American College - Skopje, adjunct faculty, Macedonia, the former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia

Mobile Applications For Covid-19 Management: Ethical, Legal And Other Challenges Of Their Use

Omowamiwa Kolawole | University of Toronto, Post doctoral fellow, Canada

Needs driven v Market driven AI intervention and the role of the State in agenda setting. Charting a path for AI

interventions in African health systems

Tsung-Ling Lee | Taipei Medical University, Associate Professor of Law, Taiwan

Towards a coherent concept of rights-based health data: a global perspective

Mariana Canales

University of Oxford, Doctoral Candidate, United Kingdom

Speakers/Discussants

Iddo Porat | College of Law and Business, Professor, Israel

Polarization and Courts - Lessons from Brazil, India and Israel

Kai Möller | London School of Economic, Professor, United Kingdom

The culture of justiﬁcation in times of political polarisation

Moshe Cohen-Eliya | College of Law and Business, Professor, Israel

The Perils of the Culure of Justiﬁcation: The Israeli Reasonableness Case

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

178

Democratic Governance & Climate Change25

Chair

Classroom 03.01 | Floor 3

Jiunn-rong Yeh

National Taiwan University, Professor, Taiwan

Amnon Lev | University of Copenhagen, Dr., Denmark

Climate Assemblies between Deliberation and Governance

Jiunn-rong Yeh | National Taiwan University, Professor, Taiwan

Climate Net Zero Pledges and Challenges to Democratic Constitutionalism

Vanessa Casado-Pérez | Texas A&M, Professor, USA

Property Rights And Climate Change: A Data-Driven Approach To Management Of Public Resources

Yael Lifshitz | King’s College London, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Property Rights And Climate Change: A Data-Driven Approach To Management Of Public Resources

Hardik Malik | University of Delhi, Ph.D. Scholar, India

Steering towards a Consensus between Developed and Developing Countries on the Principle of Common but

Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities (CBDR-RC)

Giuseppina Lofaro | Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria, Research fellow in Administrative Law, Italy

The evolving regulation of blockchain smart contracts looking at public services resilience for the sustainability of the

healthcare and agrifood sectors

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

16.00-17.30

Speakers/Discussants

Parallel

Session 12

Tuesday

July 2024

17.00 - 18.30

180| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

Book Roundtable - ‘The Constitution of Malta at Sixty’ (Tonio

Borg and John Stanton (editors)

Chair

Classroom 08.04 | Floor 8

Erin Delaney

Northwestern University, Professor, USA

Speakers/Discussants

John Stanton | City, University of London, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Maltese Independence and the 1964 Constitution

Jennifer Orlando-Salling | University of Copenhagen, PhD Fellow, Denmark

Constituting Nationhood: Spiritualism, Language and Maltese Constitutionalism.

Tonio Borg | University of Malta, Associate Professor, Malta

Black holes and the Maltese Constitution

Ivan Sammut | University of Malta, Professor, Malta

The primacy of EU law in the Maltese legal order

Erin F Delaney | Northwestern University, Professor, USA

Courts, (Social) Media & Public Opinion02

Chair

Classroom 08.03 | Floor 8

Tímea Drinóczi

Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Mariana Almeida Kato | University of Nottingham, Teaching Associate, United Kingdom The Court Goes Viral:

Understanding The Use of Social Media by Constitutional Courts In South America

Alberto Abad Suarez | Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Full-Time Professor, Mexico

The Mexican Supreme Court protection of human rights in its Tenth Era (2011-2021)

Tímea Drinóczi | Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Far-right discourse in Brazil: shameless language as a common practice

Ana Larissa AM Oliveira | Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Far-right discourse in Brazil: shameless language as a common practice

Monique Miranda | Federal University of Minas Gerais, researcher, Brazil

Far-right discourse in Brazil: shameless language as a common practice

Diego Romero Rivero | University of Cambridge, PhD candidate, United Kingdom

Populist Speech and Informal Legal Change

181

Book Roundtable - Ragone-Smorto, Comparative Law: a Very

Short Introduction, OUP, 2023

New Directions in the Right to Non-Discrimination (Spanish)

Chair

Classroom 08.02 | Floor 8

Classroom 04.02 | Floor 4

Sabrina Ragone

University of Bologna, Professor of Comparative Law, Italy

Antonio Maués

Federal University of Para, Professor, Brazil

Speakers/Discussants

Armin von Bogdandy | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Director, Germany

Discussion of the volume

Joel Colón-Ríos | Victoria University of Wellington, Prof., New Zealand

Discussion of the volume

Miriam L. Henríquez Viñas | Alberto Hurtado University, Prof., Chile

Discussion of the volume

Guillaume Tusseau | Sciences Po Paris, Prof., France

Discussion of the volume

Antonio Maués | Federal University of Para, Professor, Brazil

New Directions in the Right to Non-Discrimination in Brazil

Itziar Gómez | Carlos III University of Madrid, Professor, Spain

New Directions in the Right to Non-Discrimination in Spain

Micaela Alterio | Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico, Professor, Mexico

New Directions in the Right to Non-Discrimination in Mexico

Yanira Zúñiga | Austral University of Chile, Professor, Chile

New Directions in the Right to Non-Discrimination in Chile

Mariana Canotilho | University of Coimbra, Professor, Portugal

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

182

Abortion Constitutionalism

Classic Actors of Public Law and Their Instruments: Outdated or

Futureproof?

Chair

Classroom 05.02 | Floor 5

Classroom 07.04 | Floor 7

Robert Post

Yale Law School, Sterling Professor of Law, USA

Ulrich Wagrandl

Vienna University of Economics and Business, Post-doctoral research and teaching fellow, Austria

Speakers/Discussants

Stéphanie Hennette-Vauchez | Universite Paris Ouest Nanterre, Professor of Public Law, France

Deceptive Consensus: The Debate Over the Constitutionalization of the Right to Abortion in France, 2022-2024

Francisca Pou -Giménez | Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Professor of Law, Mexico

Weak and strong fundamental abortion rights in Latin America

Ruth Rubio-Marín | University of Sevilla, Professor of Constitutional Law, Spain

Toward a Model of Women-Centered Abortion Constitutionalism in Europe

Reva B Siegel | Yale Law School, Nicholas deB. Katzenbach Professor, USA

Protecting Life: By Threat of Criminal Law or Through Support of Caregiving?

Julie C Suk | Fordham University School of Law, Professor of Law, USA

Abortion Amendments

Katharina Fink | Vienna University of Economics and Business, Pre-doctoral research and teaching fellow, Austria

Licensing

Sarah Geiblinger | Vienna University of Economics and Business, Pre-doctoral research and teaching fellow, Austria

Ministers

Valentina Neubauer | University of Vienna, Pre-doctoral research and teaching fellow, Austria

Subsidies

Elisabeth Paar | University of Vienna, Pre-doctoral research and teaching fellow, Austria

Judges

Maximilian Ponader | University of Vienna, Pre-doctoral research and teaching fellow, Austria

State-owned Enterprises

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

183

Book Roundtable - Lawless Zones, Rightless Subjects:

Migration, Asylum, and Shifting Borders (ed. Seyla Benhabib/

Ayelet Shachar)

Exploring the futures and (non)resilience of law at the health

and mobility nexus

Chair

Classroom 07.03 | Floor 7

Classroom 07.02 | Floor 7

Ayelet Shachar

University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, Professor, USA

Krystyna Kowalik-Bańczyk

EU General Court, Professor, Luxembourg

Speakers/Discussants

Paul Linden-Retek | Buffalo Law School, Professor, USA

Dana Schmalz | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Heidelberg, Dr., Germany

Eva Schaefferle | University of Frankfurt, Dr., Germany

Anja Bossow | New York University, JSD student, USA

Patrycja K. Dąbrowska-Kłosińska | Koźmiński University in Warsaw, Dr., Poland

The intersection of public health & mobility in the post-Covid case-law of the CJEU.

Krystyna Kowalik-Bańczyk | EU General Court, Professor, Luxembourg

Striking the balance for personal data protection in the context of Covid pandemic health controls in the case-law of EU

Courts.

Pedro A. Villarreal | German Institute for International and Security Affairs/Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public

Law and International Law, Dr., Germany

The regulation of digital disease surveillance beyond borders: Towards a global approach.

Katarzyna Łakomiec | Institute of Law Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences, Dr., Poland

State’s giant helpers. The evolving role of online platforms in protecting public health

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

184

Brazilian Constitutionalism III - Institutions

Varieties of Constitutionalism?

Chair

Classroom 11.02 | Floor 11

Classroom 11.01 | Floor 11

Emilio Meyer

Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Speakers/Discussants

Estefânia Barboza | Federal University of Paraná, Professor, Brazil

The Judicial Branch Organisation

Marjorie Marona | Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Public Prosecutors I

Fábio Kerche | Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Professor, Brazil

Public Prosecutors II

Emilio Meyer | Federal University of Minas Gerais, Professor, Brazil

Judicial Review Decision-Making

Guy Baldwin

University of Manchester, Lecturer in Public Law and Human Rights, United Kingdom

Mohammad Abu Sayeed | University of New South Wales, Doctoral Student, Australia

Gandhian Concept of Constitution

Reza Khabook | Academy for European Human Rights Protection, University of Cologne, Doctoral Student, Germany

Adoption of Precautionary Constitutionalism to Address Ambiguities in Digitalised Pandemic Surveillance

Guy J Baldwin | University of Manchester, Lecturer in Public Law and Human Rights, United Kingdom

The Case for Moderate Constitutionalism

Raquel Sarria | University of Genova, Master, Italy

A constitutionalism of the commons?

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

185

Associations, Pluralism and Democratic Resilience

Biodiversity conservation in the pursuit of sustainability

Chair

Classroom 12.04 | Floor 12

Classroom 07.01 | Floor 7

Maria Cahill

University College Cork, Professor, Ireland

Chiara Feliziani

University of Macerata, Professoressa associata di diritto amministrativo (Associate Professor of Administrative Law), Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Maria Cahill | University College Cork, Professor, Ireland

Freedom of Association at the European Court of Human Rights: A Right in Service of Democracy

Rafael Jerez | University of Texas at Austin, Mr, Honduras

The Evolution of the Right of Freedom of Association in the Inter-American System of Human Rights

Cinzia Ruggeri | University College Cork, Postdoctoral fellow, Ireland

Associations, Democracy and First-Order Social Goods

Vanessa Barbe | University of Valenciennes, Full Professor of Public Law, France

Freedom of Association in France: a freedom in danger?

Eman M. Rashwan | Cairo University/Hamburg University, Lecturer in Public Law, Egypt

The Theory of Everything: How targeting the right to association formed the new regime policies in Egypt after 2013?

Scilla Vernile | University of Milan Bicocca, Ricercatrice di diritto amministrativo (Researcher in Administrative Law), Italy

Biodiversity and circular economy

Luca Belviso | University of Milan Bicocca, Ricercatore di diritto amministrativo (Researcher in Administrative Law), Italy

The role of innovation in biodiversity conservation: the case of remediation of contaminated sites

Michela Leggio | University of Milan, Assegnista di ricerca in diritto amministrativo (Research Fellow in Administrative

Law), Italy

Biodiversity in the digital era: the crucial role of administrative cooperation and standardization

Luca Galli | University of Milan, Ricercatore di diritto amministrativo (Researcher in Administrative Law), Italy

The role of local communities in protecting biodiversity: a happy ending to the tragedy of the Commons?

Cristiana Lauri | University of Macerata, Assegnista di ricerca in diritto amministrativo (Research Fellow in Administrative

Law), Italy

One Health Strategy and urban biodiversity

Chiara Feliziani | University of Macerata, Professoressa associata di diritto amministrativo (Associate Professor of

Administrative Law), Italy

About taking environmental sustainability seriously in the circular economy’ framework

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

186

Environmentally sustainable approaches to food access,

management and safety

Constitution Making: Process and Design

Chair

Classroom 05.01 | Floor 5

Classroom 13.01 | Floor 13

Davide Zecca

University of Milan, Dr., Italy

Luis Eugenio Garcia-Huidobro

Facultad de Derecho Pontiﬁcia Universidad Católica de Chile, Professor, Chile

Speakers/Discussants

Davide Zecca | University of Milan, Dr., Italy

The role of subsidiarity in ensuring a responsible approach to food management

Daniele Camoni | University of Milan, Dr., Italy

The comparative law perspective of the ﬁght against food loss and waste: some trends and models

Giuliaserena Stegher | University of Urbino, Dr., Italy

Food security in the circular economy and bioeconomy: comparing sustainable business models

Francesco Gallarati | University of Genoa, Dr., Italy

From farm to court: food security versus nature protection in biodiversity litigation

Raz Saker | Tel Aviv University, Researcher, Israel

Uncompleted Constitution and Undeﬁned Borders: Constitution Making and Territory in Israel

Veronica Undurraga | Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Professor, Chile

Contributions of the Chilean Constitutional Process to gender constitutionalism: What remains and what have we

learned after two failed proposals?

Sergio Verdugo | IE Law School, Professor, Spain

Rodrigo Kaufmann | Tilburg University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Constitent Power: A conceptual reinterpretation

Marcela Prieto | USC Law School, Asst Professor, USA

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

187

The role of trust in governance systems

Making AI Responsible, Sustainable, and Trustworthy: The

Bright Side of European Regulation

Chair

Classroom 13.02 | Floor 13

Classroom 18.04 | Floor 18

Patricia Popelier

University of Antwerp, Professor, Belgium

Andrea Simoncini

University of Florence, Professor, Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Jakob Frateur | University of Antwerp, Mr, Belgium

Revising the efﬁciency vs. legality debate through political trust: a typology of crisis responses and their effect on citizens’

legality perceptions

Patricia Popelier | University of Antwerp, Professor, Belgium

(Dis)trust Federalism

Esther Van Zimmeren | University of Antwerp, Professor, Belgium

Reinventing Mutual Trust in the Internal Market from a Social Science Trust Perspective

Céline Romainville | UCLouvain, Professor, Belgium

Trust in political institutions : the constitutional law’s part

Léna Géron | University of Liège, Ms, Belgium

Trust in political institutions : the constitutional law’s part

Juan Mayoral | Carlos III University of Madrid, Distinguished Researcher, Spain

Erik Longo | University of Florence, Professor, Italy

Co-regulation and Management of Digital Risks

Filippo Bagni | IMT Lucca, Phd Candidate in Law and Technology, Italy

Innovative Tools to (Co-)Regulate AI: The Regulatory Sandboxes

Valentina Pagnanelli | University of Florence, Postdoctoral researcher in Constitutional Law, Italy

EU Regulation on Data ﬂows and AI: The Case Study of Smart Cities

Francesco Laviola | University of Roma Tre, PhD in Public Law, Italy

Generative AI Training and Personal Data Protection: New Perspectives on Fundamental Rights in Cyberspace

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

188

Disqualifying Candidates from Participating at Elections in a

Comparative Perspective

Ensuring Fundamental Rights in the AI era: A Comprehensive

Inquiry into European and Global Approaches to AI Regulation

Chair

Classroom 12.03 | Floor 12

Classroom 17.02 | Floor 17

Shani Schnitzer

Tel-Aviv University School of Law, PH.D. Candidate, Israel

Oreste Pollicino

Bocconi University, PhD Candidate, Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Samuel Issacharoff | NYU Law School, Bonnie and Richard Reiss Professor of Constitutional Law, USA

The Institutional Dimension of Losing

Mark Graber | University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, University System of Maryland Regents Professor, USA

Complicated Constitutional Politics, Simple Constitutional Law

Yoav Dotan | The Faculty of Law - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Edwin A. Goodman Professor of Law, Israel

Democratic Backsliding and Judicial Review – Disqualiﬁcation of Populist Candidates

Rivka Weill | Harry Radzyner School of Law, Reichman University, Full Professor, Israel

Pairing Election Bans and Eternity Clauses

Sujit Choudhry | Hāki Chambers Global, Head of Chambers, Canada

Federica Paolucci | Bocconi University, PhD Candidate, Italy

The EU and the Council of Europe in the race for AI regulation: Towards an overtake in fundamental rights protection?

Francesco Paolo Levantino | Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, PhD Candidate, Italy

The EU and the Council of Europe in the race for AI regulation: Towards an overtake in fundamental rights protection?

Marco Almada | European University Institute, PhD Candidate, Brazil

The Brussels Side-Effect: How the AI Act Can Reduce the Global Reach of EU Policy

Kuan-Wei Chen | Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, PhD Student, Japan

Lewin Schmitt | Pompeu Fabra University, PhD Candidate, Spain

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

189

Social Change and Japanese Constitutional Democracy

Diversity of Constitutional Models

Chair

Classroom 12.02 | Floor 12

Classroom 13.04 | Floor 13

Masahiko Kinoshita

Kobe University, Professor, Japan

Speakers/Discussants

Masahiko Kinoshita | Kobe University, Professor, Japan

The Supreme Court of Japan and Transgender Rights

Kayoko Ishihara | Kyoto University, Junior Associate Professor, Japan

Female Underrepresentation in the Japanese Diet

Mayu Terada | Hitotsubashi Univesrity, Professor, Japan

The Supreme Court of Japan and Social Change

Ayako Hatano | University of Oxford, DPhil candidate, Japan

Unveiling Equality: Same-Sex Marriage Litigation in Japan

Elisa Bertolini | Bocconi University, Associate Professor, Italy

Eduardo Moreira

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Full Professor, Brazil

Oguzhan B Keskin | Kocaeli University, Dr., Turkey

What went wrong?: The State of Turkish Secularism after a Hundred Years

Eduardo R Moreira | Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Full Professor, Brazil

Constitutional Solutions to problems arising from Inequlity

Pierre Barillé | Université de Bordeaux, PhD Student, France

“The time has come to recognise the shadows of the colonial period, even if it was not devoid of light”: The Never-Ending

Challenge of Colonial Memory in France

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

190

Sustainable Global Economic Law

Civil Disobedience and Plural Claims to Legitimacy in

Contemporary Public Law

Chair

Classroom 13.03 | Floor 13

Classroom 12.01 | Floor 12

Ivana Isailovic

University of Amsterdam, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Afroditi Marketou

Université Paris Est Créteil, Ass. Professor, France

Speakers/Discussants

Giacomo Tagiuri | University of Amsterdam, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Competing Visions for a Fairer Digital Economy in EU Law

Christina Eckes | University of Amsterdam, Professor, Netherlands

European Law as an Obstacle to and Facilitator of National Climate Action

Prachi Agarwal | University of Amsterdam, PhD Researcher, Netherlands

Unraveling Hierarchies in Markets: Reﬂections on Competition Law

Ivana Isailovic | University of Amsterdam, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Social Reproduction, Law and Inequalities

Nicky Touw | Open University NL, PhD Researcher, Netherlands

Redeﬁning the Role of Access to Internal Information in the Regulation of Corporate Human Rights Violations

Mattias Kumm | NYU School of Law, Professor, USA

Institutional Civil Disobedience and Constitutional Pluralism

Afroditi Marketou | Université Paris Est Créteil, Ass. Prof., France

Civil disobedience, Constitutionalism and EU Law: The Case of Article 120 of the Greek Constitution

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

191

Judicial Transparency: A Cure or a Curse for the Future of the

Judiciary?

The Artiﬁcial intelligence challenges the law: reﬂections on

certainty and probabilism in the judge’s decision (Italiano)

Chair

Classroom 18.03 | Floor 18

Classroom 18.02 | Floor 18

Tania Groppi

University of Siena, Full Professor, Italy

Mario Caterini

University of Calabria, Professore ordinario, Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Silvia Steininger | Hertie School Berlin, Postdoctoral Researcher, Germany

Transparency versus Communication? Judicial Diplomacy and Outreach in Times of Populism

Michal Kovalčík | Judicial Studies Institute, Masaryk University, PhD Researcher, Czech Republic

Dimensions, Virtues, and Perils of Judicial Transparency

Olivier Baillet | Luxembourg Centre for European Law, Post-Doctoral Researcher, Luxembourg

Transparency and the Reform of the Statute of the Court of Justice of the European Union: Problem Solved or Postponed?

Andrea Procházková | Charles University, PhD Researcher, Czech Republic

The Judiciary & Interaction with the Media: Strategies and Common Mistakes

Mario Caterini | University of Calabria, Professor, Italy

Valentina Aragona | University of Calabria, Researcher, Italy

Artiﬁcial intelligence and algorithms: evolution, deﬁnition attempts and criminal implications

Morena Gallo | University of Calabria, Phd Student, Italy

Artiﬁcial probabilistic reasoning: towards a new certainty of the penal system

Francisco José Rodgríguez Almirón | University of Granada, Professor, Spain

Luca D’Amico | Luiss Guido Carli University, PHD Student, Italy

Artiﬁcial intelligence and administrative decisions

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

192

Varieties of constitutionalism and contestations of liberalism in

comparative constitutional law #2: Security, Populism, Economy

and Ecology

EU External Relations & Sustainability

Chair

Classroom 08.01 | Floor 8

Classroom 16.02 | Floor 16

Michelle Sanchez-Badin

FGV Sao Paulo School of Law, Associate professor, Brazil

Speakers/Discussants

Evandro Süssekind | University of Sao Paulo, Ph. Candidate, Brazil

Varieties of military constitutionalism: Comparing the armed forces in constitutional democracy

Michelle R Sanchez-Badin | FGV Sao Paulo School of Law, Associate professor, Brazil

Navigating National Security: A Comparative Analysis of Brazilian Constitutional Law and Foreign Policy Dynamics

Diego A Werneck | INSPER SP, Associate professor, Brazil

Varieties of Judicial Populism

Jenny García Ruales | Marburg University/Max Planck Institute Social Anthropology, Ph.D Candidate, Germany

Varieties of eco-constitutionalism: Rights of nature in the Amazon region

Neeraj Grover | National Law School of India, Assistant professor, India

Varieties of economic law: Public interest in private corporate law

Stefan Mayr

WU Vienna University of Economics and Business, Senior Scientist, Austria

Justine Richelle | Maastricht University, PhD candidate, Netherlands

New Governance, Old Obligations: Positioning EU new modes of governance in the Aarhus framework at 25

Danai Petropoulou Ionescu | Maastricht University, PhD candidate, Netherlands

New Governance, Old Obligations: Positioning EU new modes of governance in the Aarhus framework at 25

Marko Milenković | European University Institute, Jean Monnet Fellow, Italy

Reconceptualizing EU Enlargement through Differentiated Integration Model -a Case Study of the EU Agencies

engagement with the Western Balkans candidate countries

Stefan Mayr | WU Vienna University of Economics and Business, Senior Scientist, Austria

The Future of Public Law – Whose Public Law? The Case of the Extraterritorial Effects in Regulating Sustainability

David Garciandía Igal | University of Oxford, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

Promoting sustainability in the world: the EU’s normative inﬂuence on environmental reforms in third countries

Zamira X xhaferri | University of Amsterdam, Lecturer and Researcher in EU Law, Netherlands

Externalizing the European Green Deal: New approaches to ‘green’ the EU’s Free Trade Agreements

Jesus Robles | University of Amsterdam, Research assistant, Netherlands

Externalizing the European Green Deal: New approaches to ‘green’ the EU’s Free Trade Agreements

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

193| Parallel Panels _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

ECtHR Conversations27

Chair

Classroom 17.01 | Floor 17

Frédéric Bouhon

University of Liege, Professor, Belgium

Marcin Szwed | University of Warsaw, Dr., Poland

ECtHR and violations of judicial independence in illiberal democracies

Frédéric Bouhon | University of Liege, Professor, Belgium

The emotional and sexual life of detainees: a reﬂection on the right to privacy in prison

Mathilde Franssen | University of Liege, Research assistant, Belgium

The emotional and sexual life of detainees: a reﬂection on the right to privacy in prison

Zuzanna Nowicka | Jagiellonian University, PhD candidate, Poland

Protecting Public Debate: Countering Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation

Esra Demir-Gürsel | Hertie School, Dr, Germany

The Council of Europe’s Oppositional Framings of Europe and Its Others

Interactions of Law and Time in the Anthropocene28

Chair

Classroom 16.01 | Floor 16

Franziska Berg

University of Münster, Ass. iur. / PhD student, Germany

Speakers/Discussants

Paula Rhein-Fischer | Academy for European Human Rights Protection, University of Cologne, Dr., Germany

An Absolute Law and a Relative Time: Resolving a Contradiction

Chiara Padrin | University of Milan, PhD student, Italy

The Role of Time in the Development of Sustainable Work

Franziska Berg | University of Münster, Ass. iur. / PhD student, Germany

Future Generations: Challenges and Opportunities of an Explicitly Temporal Legal Concept

194

Judicial Decision-Making29

Chair

Classroom 04.01 | Floor 4

Andrés Fernando Mejía Restrepo

Universidad Libre, Chair of procedural law department, Colombia

Zoltan Pozsar-Szentmiklosy

ELTE Eötvös Loránd University, associate professor, Hungary

Evan Rosevear | University of Southampton, Lecturer in Public Law, United Kingdom

Dissenting Votes on the Brazilian Supreme Court (w/ Ivar AM Hartmann & DIego Werneck Arguelhes)

Mauro A. Rivera | University of Silesia, Assistant Professor, Poland

Quantifying the Impact of Supermajority Rules on Constitutional Courts: An Empirical Approach

Ángel Aday Jiménez Alemán | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Associate Professor, Spain

An Iberoamerican Judicial Community? An Analysis of Cross-Citations in 17 Constitutional/Supreme Courts

Andrés Fernando Mejía Restrepo | Universidad Libre, Chair of procedural law department, Colombia

Ideological diversity in panel composition – the case of chambers 1 and 9 of the Colombian Constitutional Court

Elena Lazarou Drymiotou | Cyprus Bar Association, Dr, Cyprus

Institutionalized Political Disadvantage in Proportionality Analysis and Standards of Judicial Review in Equality Cases.

References to Canadian and American Case law

Beverley Baines | Queen’s University, Professor, Canada

Institutionalized Political Disadvantage in Proportionality Analysis and Standards of Judicial Review in Equality Cases.

References to Canadian and American Case law

Zoltán Pozsár-Szentmiklósy | ELTE Eötvös Loránd University, associate professor, Hungary

The role of the principle of proportionality in identifying legal capacity to fundamental rights

Jacob Weinrib | Queen’s University, Associate Professor, Canada

“What Justiﬁes Proportionality?”

Abida Abarkan | University of Aruba, Assistant professor, Aruba

Interpreting Kingdom Responsibilities: the Venezuelan Refugee Crisis in Aruba

Aleksandra Kochman | University of Warsaw, Research assistant/LLM graduate, Poland

Mapping Good Faith in the European Convention on Human Rights

Chun-Yuan Lin | Chung Yuan Christian University, associate professor, Taiwan

The Legal Process of Just Transition-the Experience of Scotland and New Zealand

Human Rights, Environmental Law & Judicial Reasoning30

Chair

Classroom 18.01 | Floor 18

| Parallel Panels _ Tuesday 9

17.00-18.30

Speakers/Discussants

Parallel

Session 13

Tuesday

July 2024

18.00 - 19.30

196

Interest Group: Public Law Teaching01

Conveners

Svetlana Tyulkina

University of New South Wales

Elisabeth Perham

University of New South Wales

Classroom 10.02 | Floor 10

Constitutional Futurology of European Integration

“Frontier Federalism: Constitutionalism at the Periphery or

Peripheral Constitutionalism?”

Chair

Grainne de Burca

European University Institute, Professor of Law, Italy

Madhav Khosla

Columbia Law School, Associate Professor, USA

Classroom 15.04 | Floor 15

Classroom 06.04 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Antonia Baraggia | Università degli Studi di Milano Statale, Associate Professor of Comparative Public Law, Italy

Conditionality and militant democracy in the EU

Giuseppe Martinico | Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa, Professor of Comparative Public law, Italy

EU Law and constitutional complexity

Daniel Ramirez-Escudero Sarmiento | University Complutense of Madrid, Professor of EU and Administrative Law, Spain

Integration, treaty reform and futurology: what methodology for the reform of the Union?

Matej Avbelj | New University, Professor of European Law, Slovenia

The constitutional future of the EU

Asli Bâli | Yale University, Professor of Law, USA

Federalism as Self-Determination

Cora Chan | Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong, Associate Professor, Hong Kong

Liberal regions in illiberal states

Moeen Cheema | ANU College of Law, Australian National University, Associate Professor, Australia

Peripheral Constitutionalism and State-building in the former ‘Tribal Areas’ of Pakistan

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

197

Resilience of Constitutional Courts under Non-Democratic

Regime Conditions: Where Resistance Lives?

Book Roundtable – The Abuse of Constitutional Identity in the

European Union (Julian Scholtes)

Chair

Maartje De Visser

Singapore Management University, Professor, Singapore

Kim Scheppele

Princeton University, Professor, USA

Classroom 14.04 | Floor 14

Classroom 15.03 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Michaela Hailbronner | University of Münster, Professor, Germany

Maurício Sullivan | Federal University of Minas Gerais, PhD researcher, Brazil

Constitutional resilience and the barriers of the Constitution: the Brazilian Supreme Court against Bolsonaro’s

authoritarianism (co-authored with Professor Bernardo Gonçalves Fernandes, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil)

Raluca Bercea | West University of Timisoara, Professor, Romania

EU values through constitutional lenses – reverse resilience on the part of the Romanian Constitutional Court?

Theunis Roux | University of New South Wales, Professor, Australia

Judicial resilience against creeping autocratization in India and South Africa

Max Steuer | Comenius University in Bratislava and O.P. Jindal Global University, PhD, Slovakia

Constitutional court resilience vis-à-vis autocratization: Wither judicial agency?

Julian Scholtes | University of Glasgow, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Signe Larsen | University of Oxford, Fellow by Examination, United Kingdom

Gary Jacobsohn | University of Texas at Austin, Professor, USA

Kim L Scheppele | Princeton University, Professor, USA

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

198

Can constitutionalism exist without consensus? A debate on

constitutional consensus (Spanish)

Book roundtable on “Wim Voermans, The Story of

Constitutions; Discovering the We in Us.Cambridge University

Press 2023”

Chair

Ángel Gómez Montoro

Universidad de Navarra, Catedrático, Spain

Ingrid Leijten

Tilburg University t, Prof. dr., Netherlands

Classroom 10.01 | Floor 10

Classroom 06.03 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Ángel Gómez Montoro | Universidad de Navarra, Catedrático, Spain

Consenso y Estado Constitucional

Josep María Castellá | Universidad de Barcelona, Catedrático, Spain

¿Qué tipo de consensos son necesarios para la reforma y para el cambio constitucional?

Fernando Simón Yarza | Universidad de Navarra, Catedrático, Spain

El consenso y la independencia de la justicia: el Tribunal Constitucional y el gobierno de la Judicatura

Clemente Recabarren | Oxford University, Doctoral research, United Kingdom

Virtudes y límites del consenso constitutional. Algunas lecciones a partir de los ensayos constitucionales en Chile

Sonsoles Arias | IE University, Assistant Professor, Spain

El consenso para la aprobación y reforma de leyes. Un estudio comparado entre España y Alemania

Nicholas Barber | Trinity College, Oxford University United Kingdom, Prof. dr., United Kingdom

Luísa Pinto E Netto | Leiden University, Dr., Netherlands

Richard Albert | University of Texas, Prof. dr., USA

Ran Hirschl | University of University of Toronto, Prof. dr., Canada

Wim Voermans | Leiden University, Prof. dr., Netherlands

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

199

The protection of fundamental rights in cyberspace: what role

for constitutional law?

Temporality and Constitutionalism

Chair

Gianmario Demuro

University of Cagliari Department of Law, Professor of Constitutional Law, Italy

Philipp Dann

Humboldt University, Professor, Germany

Classroom 20.04 | Floor 20

Classroom 06.02 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Giovanni Coinu | University of Cagliari, Associate Professor of Constitutional Law, Italy

The Architecture of Cyberspace Governance: The Italian Model in a Multilevel Perspective

Lorenzo Moroni | University of Cagliari, Assistant Professor of Constitutional Law, Italy

The Protection of Fundamental Rights in the Age of Artiﬁcial Intelligence

Francesca Paruzzo | University of Turin, Research fellow and adjunct Professor of Constitutional Law, Italy

Constitutional Limits on Private Digital Powers. Theoretical frameworks

Marco Betzu | University of Cagliari, Full Professor of Constitutional Law, Italy

Against Digital Constitutionalism

Anuscheh Farahat | University of Vienna, Professor, Austria

Transtemporality and Transnationality in Migration Law

David Landau | University of Florida, Professor, USA

Transitional Norms

Guneet Kaur | Humboldt University, Pre-doc, India

Embodied temporalities in spaces of exception

Lior Barshak | Reichmann University, Professor, Israel

Arendt on Time and the Constitution

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

200

Legal, Political, or Collaborative Constitutionalism?

Regulating content moderation of extreme and AI-generated

speech on social media platforms: comparing and evaluating

recent developments across Europe, the EU and the US.

Chair

Tom Hickey

Dublin City University, Dr, Ireland

Tarun Khaitan

London School of Economics, Professor (Chair) of Public Law, United Kingdom

Classroom 06.01 | Floor 6

Classroom 20.03 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Tom Hickey | Dublin City University, Associate Professor, Ireland

Legal, Political, or Collaborative Constitutionalism?

Richard Bellamy | University College London, Professor, United Kingdom

Legal, Political, or Collaborative Constitutionalism?

Aileen Kavanagh | Trinity College Dublin, Professor, Ireland

Legal, Political, or Collaborative Constitutionalism?

Cristina Lafont | Northwestern University, Professor, USA

Legal, Political, or Collaborative Constitutionalism?

Claudia Haupt | Northeastern University School of Law, Professor of Law and Political Science, USA

Curbing Hate Speech Online: Lessons from the German Network Enforcement Act (NetzDG)

Gavin Phillipson | University of Bristol, Professor of Law, United Kingdom

Tackling Extreme Speech on Social Media Platforms: a Normative Taxonomy of Regulatory Approaches

Eliza Bechtold | Aberdeen University, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Recent Developments in Content Moderation Regulation in the US: Free Speech Questions and Challenges

Jacob Rowbottom | University of Oxford, Professor of Law, United Kingdom

Who does AI speak for? Publisher liability, Article 10 protection and AI generated speech

Ricki-Lee Gerbrandt | University of Cambridge, Doctoral student, United Kingdom

Privileging content and ‘empowering’ users when regulating social media platforms: Insights from the UK Online Safety Act

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

201

Human-centered Administrative Law and its Transformations:

An Examination of the Regulatory Landscape and Judicial

Review in Automated Decision-Making in Europe.

AI, Culture and Creativity: Navigating Legal Challenges in the

Digital Age

Chair

Juan Carlos Covilla

Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Assistant Professor, Spain

Lorenzo Casini

IMT School for Advanced Studies, Full professor of Administrative Law, Italy

Classroom 19.04 | Floor 19

Classroom 19.03 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Herwig Hofmann | University of Luxembourg, Full Professor of European and Transnational Public Law, Luxembourg

The regulation of AI at the EU level

Oriol Mir | Pompeu Fabra University, Full Professor of Administrative Law, Spain

The AI Act

Juan Carlos Covilla | Pompeu Fabra University, Assistant Professor of Administrative Law, Spain

AI and discretionary powers

Elif Biber | University of Luxembourg, Postdoctoral Researcher, Luxembourg

Judicial Interpretation of Automation Decision-Making Practices in the EU

Livia Baldinelli | IMT School for Advanced Studies, PhD Candidate, Italy

Use of copyrighted material to train AI: possible resort to the fair use doctrine? Some reﬂections between US and EU

Anna Pirri Valentini | IMT School for Advanced Studies, Assistant Professor, Italy

Artiﬁcial intelligence and Copyright Protection: The Role of the Courts

Rebecca Linguanti | IMT School for Advanced Studies, PhD student, Italy

The use of artiﬁcial intelligence in tendering processes: implications, risks and perspectives in public procurement for

cultural institutions

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

202

The future of deference in Comparative Administrative Law: Part II

The Digitalisation of Border Controls as the EU Externalisation

Device

Chair

Mariolina Eliantonio

Maastricht University, Professor, Netherlands

Luisa Marin

University of Insubria, Assistant Professor, Italy

Classroom 15.02 | Floor 15

Classroom 19.02 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Susan Rose-Ackerman | Yale University, Professor, USA

Dean Knight | Victoria University of Wellington, Professor, New Zealand

Cora Hoexter | University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, Professor, South Africa

Matthew Lewans | University of Alberta, Professor, Canada

Iris Goldner Lang | University of Zagreb, Professor, Croatia

Walls and Gates at the EU’s External Borders

Elif Mendos Kuskonmaz | University of Essex, Lecturer, United Kingdom

EU’s Externalised Smart Borders: Turkey as a Case Study

Esin Küçük | University of Essex, Lecturer, United Kingdom

EU’s Externalised Smart Borders: Turkey as a Case Study

Sarah Tas | Maastricht University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Frontex’s Role in Third Countries

Elaine Fahey | City, University of London, Professor, United Kingdom

The Life Cycle of Passenger Name Records in European Union Law: On the Normalisation of Crisis

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

203

Book Roundtable - The Future of Human Rights Law - Race

and European Human Rights Law (Kirsty Hughes and Vandita

Khanna)

Strengthening resilience in society through institutions. A

comparative perspective

Chair

Mathias Moschel

CEU, Associate Professor, Austria

Teresa Weber

Vienna University of Business and Economics, PD Dr., Austria

Classroom 03.04 | Floor 3

Classroom 14.03 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Mathias Moschel | CEU, Associate Professor, Austria

Critical Race Theory in and for European Human Rights Law

Kirsty Hughes | University of Cambridge, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Race and Public Space

Vandita Khanna | University of Cambridge, Doctoral Researcher, United Kingdom

Race and Education

Corina Heri | University of Zurich, Postdoctoral, Switzerland

Race and Climate Change

Nozizwe Dube

Cesar Landa | PUCP, Professor, Peru

Las Cortes Constitucionales y el populismo en América Latina: El caso peruano

Matthias Lukan | University of Graz, Professor, Austria

Independence of Constitutional Courts in Times of Political Polarization

Hedwig Unger | University of Graz, Senior Scientist, Dr., Austria

Universities as incubators of societal resilience? Legal and political framework conditions in a comparative perspective

Andreas Th. Müller | University of Basel, Professor, Switzerland

Independence of Courts in EU and International Law

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

204

Relocation of Indonesia’s Capital City: A Constitutional and

Democracy Regression

Automated Vulnerability? Assessing the Impact of AI on

Vulnerabilized People (I)

Chair

Susi Dwi Harijanti

Universitas Padjadjaran, Professor, Indonesia

Irene Spigno

Academia Interamericana de Derechos Humanos de la Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila, Professor/Director, Mexico

Classroom 14.02 | Floor 14

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Susi Dwi Harijanti | Universitas Padjadjaran, Professor, Indonesia

The Sudden Emergence of the Capital City Relocation: An Old Discourse Revived Without Meaningful Participation

Muhammad Yoppy Adhi Hernawan | The Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, LLM Student, Australia

A Rushed Decision: The 43-Day Deliberation of the Relocation Capital City Bill as a Practice of Autocratic Legalism

Indra Perwira | Universitas Padjadjaran, Associate Professor, Indonesia

Indonesia’s Capital City Governance Model: Sidestepping the Constitution for Legacy Ambitions

Martin Roestamy | Djuanda University, Professor, Indonesia

”Reclaiming Nusantara: Exploring Constitutional Safeguards for Indigenous Land Rights in the Development of

Indonesia’s New Capital City”

Giri Ahmad Tauﬁk | Djuanda University, Ph.D., Indonesia

D. “Reclaiming Nusantara: Exploring Constitutional Safeguards for Indigenous Land Rights in the Development of

Indonesia’s New Capital City”

Mei Susanto | Universitas Padjadjaran, Dr. Assistant Professor, Indonesia

Constitutional Retrogression in Indonesia: How the Capital City Relocation is Reversing Democracy

Marta Tomasi | University of Trento, Professor, Italy

The ambivalent role of AI in vulnerability: enabler or inhibitor of rights?

Sergio Sulmicelli | University of Trento, PhD candidate, Italy

From Algorithmic Bias to Algorithmic Discrimination: new Challenges (and old Flaws) for Equality and Nondiscrimination

Paolo Gambatesa | University of Milan, Post-doc researcher, Italy

Human Rights and Democracy in the Context of the EU AI Act

Giulia Olivato | University of Trento, PhD candidate, Italy

The space for vulnerability in the AI Act: promises and perils of the proposed EU regulation

Costanza Nardocci | University of Milan, Professor, Italy

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

205

The Last Bastion of Law’s Empire?

Climate Change in Public Law: Multilevel perspectives

Chair

Marcelo Lozada Gomez

University of Oxford, DPhil in Law Candidate, United Kingdom

Classroom 03.03 | Floor 3

Classroom 03.02 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Robert Taylor | MCE Social Capital, General Counsel, USA

Understanding international action to abate methane emissions

Elizabeth Hicks | University of Münster, Postdoctoral researcher, Germany

Constitutions as Frameworks for Environmental Conﬂict

Adam Kyomuhendo | Supreme Court of Uganda, Advocate, Uganda

A Decolonial Assessment of the Challenges of the Climate Justice Movement in Africa

Marcelo Lozada | University of Oxford, DPhil in Law Candidate, United Kingdom

Multilevel Climate Governance: Constitutional adjudication on the role of national and subnational governments in

relation to climate change

Kai Möller

LSE, Prof, United Kingdom

Michael P Ilg | University of Calgary, Associate Professor, Canada

Freedom of Expression, the Administrative State, and Law’s Empire

Stefanus Hendrianto | Pontiﬁcal Gregorian University, Lecturer, Italy

The End of Natural Law? The Search for Moral Philosophy in Constitutional Law

Aravind Ganesh | University of Sussex, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Doppelgänger: Grotius and Hardin on the Commons

Delia Budeanu | University Carlos III of Madrid, PhD student, Spain

Artistic Resistance: Disciplinary Relationships in Dystopian Narratives

Kai Möller | LSE, Prof, United Kingdom

Liberty and Personal Responsibility in Dworkin’s Theory of Rights

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

206

Book Roundtable - The Research Handbook on Law and

Technology ((eds. Bartosz Brozek, Olia Kanevskaia, Premyslaw

Palka)

Public-Private Partnerships in Practice: Unpacking the

implications for public law, education and health

Judging Complex Cases: Towards a Model of Transformative

Incremental Constitutionalism

Chair

Shingira Masanzu

London School of Economics and Political Science - Law School, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

Katharine Young

Boston College, Professor, Australia

Sybe de Vries

Utrecht University, Prof Dr, Netherlands

Classroom 20.01 | Floor 20

Classroom 03.01 | Floor 3

Classroom 14.01 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Shingira Masanzu | London School of Economics and Political Science - Law School, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

Shifting the centre of gravity: A human rights lens for re-locating the “public” in public-private partnerships

Lynsey Robinson | University College London - Institute of Education, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

PPPs in education: the use of electronic tablets for lesson planning in Nigeria

Elisa Van Waeyenberge | SOAS University of London - College of Development, Economics and Finance, Professor and

Head of College, United Kingdom

The World Bank’s promotion of PPPs in health

James Fowkes | University of Münster, Professor, Germany

Katharine G Young | Boston College, Professor, Australia

Malcolm Langford | University of Oslo, Professor, Norway

Przemyslaw Palka | Jagiellonian University, Dr, Poland

Soﬁa Ranchordas | Tilburg University, Professor, Netherlands

Thomas Streinz | NYU, Professor, USA

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

207

Climate Change & Comparative Regionalism

AI & Administrative Law

Chair

Classroom 15.01 | Floor 15

Classroom 19.01 | Floor 19

Yuichiro Tsuji

Meiji University, Professsor, Japan

Johan Wolswinkel

Tilburg University, Professor of Administrative Law, Netherlands

Yuichiro Tsuji | Meiji University, Professsor, Japan

Climate Change and Flood Control in Japan

Muyiwa Adigun | Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria, Senior Lecturer, Nigeria

Climate Change Regulation and Nigeria’s Ambivalent Federalism

Luane C Santos | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, master’s student, Brazil

Evidence-Based Public Policies: data production by ANA and Anvisa

Carlos P Bolonha | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, doctor, Brazil

Evidence-Based Public Policies: data production by ANA and Anvisa

Damiano Fuschi | University of Milan, Assistant Professor of Public Comparative Law, Italy

Balancing Environmental and Economic Interests: A Comparative Analysis of Coastal Protection Laws in Spain and Italy

Ngo Chun Luk | University of Aruba, Assistant Professor, Aruba

The role of public law in shaping sustainable behaviour in private law: the case of legislating solar panel ownership in

Aruba

Johan Wolswinkel | Tilburg University, Professor of Administrative Law, Netherlands

Regulating AI through AL: Artiﬁcial Intelligence meets Administrative Law

Ola A. Al Khatib | Utrecht University, LLM, Netherlands

The Algorithmic Turn in Administrative Decision-Making: Lessons for Constitutional and Administrative Law, from Legal

Regulatory- and Law & Technology Theory

Oleksandr Kosenkov | Blekinge Institute of Technology, PhD student, Sweden

Challenges to Public Law in the Era of Digitalization

Eugenia M. Falese | University Magna Graecia of Catanzaro, PhD student (gratuated in law), Italy

Automated decision-making: implications of automation on administrative power

| Parallel Sessions _ Tuesday 9

18.00-19.30

Speakers/Discussants

Parallel

Session 14

Wednesday

July 2024

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209

Interest Group: Informality, courts, and politics01

Conveners

Katarína Šipulová

Judicial Studies Institute, Masaryk University

joern Dressel

Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU

Classroom 14.04 | Floor 14

Now and forever(more)? How Artiﬁcial Intelligence has

transformed European Union’s law

Chair

Robert Grzeszczak

University of Warsaw, Professor, Poland

Classroom 19.04 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Magdalena Słok-Wódkowska | University of Warsaw, Professor, Poland

AI Act of the EU and global G7 leaders’ agreement on Guiding Principles and a Code of Conduct on Artiﬁcial Intelligence

- do they create a gap in regulating public law?

Jowanka Jakubek-Lalik | University of Warsaw, PhD, Poland

The challenges of AI and the future of administrative law 3. Mgr Zuzanna Choińska: Radicalisation on the digital

platforms – how AI can pose a challenge for EU law enforcement authorities.

Kamil Kapica | University of Warsaw, PhD Candidate, Poland

The role of artiﬁcial intelligence in effective consumer protection – EU perspective

Zuzanna Choińska | University of Warsaw, PhD Candidate, Poland

Protection of privacy and public security nexus in the EU law on the example of the Europol

Anna Zbiegień-Turzańska | University of Warsaw, Professor, Poland

AI in business management; can a company be run by robots?

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

10.15-11.45

210

BU Panel 3: Review and External Dimension of the Banking

Union

Book Roundtable -- ‘Constitutional Review and International

Investment Law: Deference or Deﬁance?’ by David Schneiderman

Chair

Concetta Brescia Morra

Univ. Roma Tre, Professor of EU ﬁnancial law, Italy

Sujit Choudhry

Hāki Chambers Global, Head of Chambers, Canada

Classroom 15.04 | Floor 15

Classroom 06.04 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Jakub Kerlin | Single Resolution Board, Team Leader, Belgium

One Banking Union, two Quasi-Appeal Bodies, common or different purposes? A comparative study of the SRB Appeal

Panel and ECB Administrative Board of Review

Daniel Segoin | European Central Bank, Senior Legal Counsel, Germany

Litigation in the Banking Union

Eugénie d’Ursel | Council of the EU, Member of the Legal Service, Belgium

The ex ante contributions to the Single Resolution Fund – Innovative ﬁnancing and legal challenges

Daniela Quelhas | BNP Paribas, Legal Counsel, France

EU-MS outside the Banking Union

Takis Tridimas | King’s College London, Professor of European Law, United Kingdom

Another kind of love: Banking Union and the United Kingdom post Brexit

Concetta Brescia Morra | Univ. Roma Tre, Professor of EU ﬁnancial law, Italy

David Schneiderman | University of Toronto, Professor, Canada

Deference or Deﬁance?

David S. Law | University of Virginia, E. James Kelly, Jr., Class of 1965 Research Professor of Law, USA

How to Study Courts Comparatively

Vicki Jackson | Harvard Law School, Laurence H. Tribe Professor of Constitutional Law, USA

Judicial Engagement With International Law

Kate O’Regan | Oxford University, Professor of Human Rights Law, United Kingdom

For Whom Do Judges Speak?

Sujit Choudhry | Hāki Chambers Global, Head of Chambers, Canada

How Should Constitutional Judges Respond to Investment Law?

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10.15-11.45

211

Selected problems of public law in Central and Eastern Europe

Legal mechanics of assemblies: between constitutional ideas

and legislation

digitICCAL: Digital Rights and Transformative Constitutionalism

in Latin America (Spanish)

Chair

Martyna Wilmanowicz-Słupczewska

Nicolaus Copernicus University, Dr., Poland

Anna Tarnowska

Nicolaus Copernicus University, Prof. of Univ., Poland

Nancy Hernández López

Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Judge, Costa Rica

Classroom 14.03 | Floor 14

Classroom 06.03 | Floor 6

Classroom 10.01 | Floor 10

Speakers/Discussants

Marcin Dorochowicz | Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, PhD student, Poland

Non-criminal competences of the prosecutors ofﬁce in the countries of the Eastern Europe

Marek Słupczewski | Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Dr., Poland

The use of reasoning per analogiam in the tax law of sected European countries

Martyna Wilmanowicz-Słupczewska | Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Dr., Poland

Liability of the payer of social insurance contributions from the perspective of selected European countries

Wojciech Włoch | Nicolaus Copernicus University, Dr, Poland

Freedom of assembly in the normative theory of constitutional democracy

Tomasz Kucharski | Nicolaus Copernicus University, Dr, Poland

Freedom of assemblies – key issues in legal and political debate in Poland in the 20th ct. taking into account the

Hungarian and Romanian case

Marieta Safta | Titu Maiorescu University, Prof., Romania

Assemblies in Rumania: limitations, emergencies, risks for the future

Lóránt Csink | Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Prof., Hungary

Assemblies in Hungary: limitations, emergencies, risks for the future

Catalina Botero-Marino | Facebook/lnstagram Oversight Board, Co-chair, Colombia

Patricia Perrone Campos Mello | Brasilia University Center (CEUB), Professor, Brazil

Ciro Colombara | Colombara Estrategia Legal, Founding Partner, Chile

René Urueña | University of Lapland / Universidad de los Andes, Professor, Colombia

Luis Roberto Barroso | Supreme Federal Court of Brazil, President, Brazil

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

10.15-11.45

212

The nature and legitimacy of EU values enforcement

Fundamental Rights in Artiﬁcial Intelligence World

Chair

John Morijn

University of Groningen, Professor, Netherlands

Giovanna De Minico

University of Naples Federico II, Full Professor constitutional law, Italy

Classroom 15.03 | Floor 15

Classroom 20.04 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Kinga Koranyi | Hertie School Berlin / Jacques Delor, PhD candidate, Germany

Vlad Perju | Boston College, Professor, USA

The Connection between values enforcement and the democratic form of government in the EU

Petra Bard | Nijmegen University, Professor, Netherlands

The Commission’s Annual Rule of Law Report: A paper tiger or a skillfully presented picture of a paper tiger?

Dimitry Kochenov | CEU, Professor, Hungary

Double standards in the EU and the perceived inapplicability of Article 2 TEU to EU institutions

Giovanna De Minico | University of Naples Federico II, Full Professor constitutional law, Italy

The Artiﬁcial Intelligence Act: lights and shadows

Michela Tuozzo | University of Naples Federico II, Researcher constitutional law, Italy

The dialogue between Neurorights and Artiﬁcial Intelligence

Janna da Nóbrega | University of Murcia, Adjunct Professor, Spain

The dialogue between Brain-based mind reading and Artiﬁcial Intelligence

Valentina Gastaldo | University of Parma, Assistant Professor and Research Fellow, Italy

The dialogue between Copyright/works and Artiﬁcial Intelligence

Elena Scalcon | University of Parma, PhD candidate, Italy

The dialogue between Emotional healthcare and Artiﬁcial Intelligence

Antonio D’Aloia | University of Parma, Full Professor constitutional law, Italy

Conclusive Remarks

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

10.15-11.45

213

Public law in times of crisis: resilience or reluctance to change?

The right to strike and constitutional resilience: the (de)

constitutionalizing potential of the strike

Chair

Laurianne Allezard

Lund University, Dr., Sweden

Ana Teresa Ribeiro

Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Assistant Professor, Portugal

Classroom 14.02 | Floor 14

Classroom 03.04 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Nicole Citeroni | Lund University, Faculty of Law, Dr., Sweden

The Call for a Resilient Approach in International Law on Environmental Protection in Armed Conﬂicts

Laurianne Allezard | Lund University, Faculty of Law, Dr., Sweden

Constitutional Law addressing emergency issues: a changing of paradigm towards scientiﬁc rationality?

Alberto Rinaldi | Lund University, Faculty of Law, Dr., Sweden

AI-driven Border Security and Human Rights: an EU Perspective

Anna Zemskova | Lund University, Faculty of Law, Dr., Sweden

“Emergency Legal Framework of the EU: Dynamic or Static?”

Amanda Kron | Lund University, Faculty of Law, Ph.D Student, Sweden

Environmental Defenders and the European Green Deal – From crisis to resilience?

Will Thackray | Lund University, Faculty of Law, Ph.D Student, Sweden

Chiara Cristofolini | University of Trento School of Law, Dr., Italy

(The Right to) Strike as an international labour standard

Laura Hering | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Dr., Germany

The right to strike between Karlsruhe and Strasbourg

Marco Goldoni | University of Glasgow School of Law, Prof., United Kingdom

The uneasy relation between the right to strike and the social strike: preliminary considerations

Angelo Jr Golia | University of Trento School of Law, Dr., Italy

(De)constituent trajectories: the right to strike within a theory of constitutional resilience

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

10.15-11.45

214

Structured Dehumanisation: The New Paradigm of EU Migration

Management

Book Roundtable - Judicial Review and Electoral Law in a Global

Perspective (Cristina Fasone, Edmondo Mostacci, Graziella

Romeo)

Chair

Dana Schmalz

Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Senior Research Fellow, Germany

Giacomo Delledonne

Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies - Pisa, Dr., Italy

Classroom 03.03 | Floor 3

Classroom 14.01 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Violeta Moreno-Lax | Queen Mary University of London & University of Barcelona, Full Professor, United Kingdom

From Organised Hypocrisy to Structured Dehumanisation: The New EU Migration Model

Nora Markard | University of Muenster, Full Professor, Germany

Undoing the Legal Subjectivity of Third-Country Nationals

Joyce De Coninck | NYU & Ghent University, Adjunct Professor & Post-doctoral Researcher, USA

The Dehumanization-Complicit Judge?

Anja Bossow | NYU, JSD Student, USA

Understanding Strategic Illegality

Giacomo Delledonne | Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies - Pisa, Dr., Italy

Alberto Di Chiara | LUISS University - Rome, Dr., Italy

Sarah Burton | University of Ottawa, PhD Candidate, Canada

Davide Zecca | University of Milan, Dr., Italy

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

10.15-11.45

215

Governing through Funding in the EU (III)

The future of rights protection in the digital era: the Meta

Oversight Board

Chair

Emilia Korkea-aho

University of Eastern Finland, Prof., Finland

Andrea Simoncini

University of Florence, Professor, Italy

Classroom 15.02 | Floor 15

Classroom 19.03 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Niovi Vavoula | University of Luxembourg, Dr., Luxembourg

Safeguarding Fundamental Rights through Financial Accountability: OLAF and EU AFSJ Agencies

Andreas Karapatakis | Queen Mary University of London, Dr, United Kingdom

Safeguarding Fundamental Rights through Financial Accountability: OLAF and EU AFSJ Agencies

Paul Dermine | Université libre de Bruxelles, Prof, Belgium

Governance through Funding under the EU’s Recovery Plan – a Next Stage for the Union’s Economic Policy?

Marijn van der Sluis | University of Maastricht, Dr, Netherlands

Funding the Green Transition - Opportunities and Challenges for Supporting Climate Change Mitigation through Public

Funding in the EU

Evelyn Aswad | Meta Oversight Board, Professor, USA

The future of rights protection in the digital era: the Meta Oversight Board experience

Moritz Schramm | Von Humboldt University, PhD, Germany

Francesco Viganò | Italian Constitutional Court, Professor, Italy

Erik Longo | University of Florence, Professor, Italy

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A Public Law for an accelerated world: Ideas, approaches and

accommodations

Judicial deconstruction of social constitutionalism: insights on

the Brazilian and Italian cases

Chair

Matías Guiloff

Universidad Diego Portales, Associate Professor, Chile

Jane Reis Pereira

Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Professor, Brazil

Classroom 20.03 | Floor 20

Classroom 06.02 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Domingo Lovera | Diego Portales University Law School & Constanza Salgado, Adolfo Ibáñez University Law School, Chile

Chilean exceptionalism? Engagement and resistance of detailed constitutional proposals

Viviana Ponce de León | Austral University Law School, Assistant Professor, Chile

The role of digital technologies in behavioral approaches to poverty

Claire Debucquois | FNRS/UCLouvain, Research Fellow, Belgium

Constituting and Contesting Green Extraction: Insights from South America

Matías Guiloff | Diego Portales University Law School, Associate Professor, Chile

Flexibility and the Rule of Law: Illustrations from Public Law doctrines concerning economic regulation

Jane Reis Pereira | Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro - Uerj, Professor, Brazil

Deconstructing socioeconomic rights through adjudication: the recent impact of “Law and Economics” approach in the

Brazilian Supreme Court

Clara Mota | IDP - Instituto Brasiliense de Direito Público, Professor, Brazil

Deconstructing socioeconomic rights through adjudication: the recent impact of “Law and Economics” approach in the

Brazilian Supreme Court

Estefânia Barboza | UFPR - Universidade Federal do Paraná, Professor, Brazil

Integrity and Pragmatism: The Transformation of the Brazilian Supreme Federal Court and Its Impact on Socioeconomic

Rights Protection

Luciana De Grazia | Università degli Studi Di Palermo, Professor, Italy

Social rights between legislative populism and needs for equality.

Elisa Cavasino | Università degli studi Di Palermo, Professor, Italy

Equality and “effective” social rights through Constitutional adjudication after the global economic crisis and the

pandemic? Some insights on the Italian case.

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Book Roundtable - Writing Constitutions, Volume II,

Fundamental Rights - Wolfgang Babeck/Albrecht Weber (ed.)

The Art of Constitutional Interpretation

Chair

Wolfgang Babeck

Bond University, Hon Adj Prof Dr Dr h.c., Australia

Classroom 10.02 | Floor 10

Classroom 06.01 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Wolfgang Babeck | Bond Universitity, Hon Adj Prof Dr Dr h.c., Australia

Concept and challenges for a handbook on Fundamental Rights

Monika Florczak-Wątor | Jagiellonian University, Prof. Dr. hab., Poland

Equality rights in a modern constitution

Albrecht Weber | University of Osnabrück, Prof. Dr. em., Germany

Civil Liberties – built-in resilience in a modern constitution

Alea Babeck | UNSW, Student, Australia

Enforceable Environmental Rights and Environmental State Directives

Judith Froese | University of Konstanz, Prof. Dr., Germany

Resilience and proactive protection of Fundamental Rights

Niels Petersen | University of Münster, Prof. Dr., Germany

Quantitative methods and AI in Fundamental Rights

Mark Rush

Washington and Lee University, Waxberg Prof. of Politics and Law, USA

Mitja Kovac | University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business, Professor of civil and commercial law, Slovenia

Judicial review, administrative procedure, and the ossiﬁcation effect: some evidence from Slovenia

Ana Stajnko | University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business, junior researcher, Slovenia

Judicial review, administrative procedure, and the ossiﬁcation effect: some evidence from Slovenia

Neli Stanta | University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business, junior researcher, Slovenia

Judicial review, administrative procedure, and the ossiﬁcation effect: some evidence from Slovenia

Emiliano M Vitaliani | Universidad de Buenos Aires, Lawyer, Argentina

You cannot escape from people. Against rights-based reasons for judicial review

Afonso Brás | Lisbon Public Law Research Centre, Guest Lecturer, Portugal

The “normative” access to the Portuguese Constitutional Court: an excessive limitation?

Miroslaw Granat | Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Professor, Poland

The Art of Constitutional Interpretation and the Practice of ‘Spotlight’ Interpretation

Mark Rush | Washington and Lee University, Waxberg Prof. of Politics and Law, USA

Judicial Stare Decisis v. Legislative Rigor Mortis: The U.S. Supreme Court Precipitates a Constitutional Paradigm Crisis

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Blind Spots in European Antidiscrimination Law II

Critical Approaches to International Law

Chair

Virginia Passalacqua

University of Turin, Dr., Italy

Classroom 15.01 | Floor 15

Classroom 19.01 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Ivana Isailović | University of Amsterdam, Dr., Netherlands

Abortion Law in the EU: Market, States and Stratiﬁed Reproductive

Pieter Cannoot | Ghent University, Professor, Belgium

Charting Progress: a Comparative Analysis of National LGBTIQ Equality Action Plans in the EU

Ignatius Yordan Nugraha | Hertie School, Dr., Germany

My Identity Requires Me to Discriminate Against You: Use and Abuse of Constitutional Identity for Discriminatory

Purposes?

Sarah Ganty | Ghent University/Yale Law School, Dr., Belgium

Poverty in Judgecraft: New Narratives through the Language of Discrimination Law

Marcela Prieto Rudolphy | USC Gould School of Law, Associate Professor, USA

Nico Krisch

Geneva Graduate Institute, Professor of International Law, Switzerland

Nico Krisch | Geneva Graduate Institute, Professor of International Law, Switzerland

Towards a Posthegemonic International Law

Marlene Sophie Anzenberger | University of Graz, Mag., Austria

Redeﬁning Customary International Law: New Applications for Proportionality

Anny L. Matamoros Pineda | Lund University, Doctoral candidate, Sweden

Critical Examination of the Modern-State in International Law: Exploring New Paths into the Future

Aoife M O’Donoghue | Queen’s University Belfast, Professor, United Kingdom

Stone Law: Immutability, Power and Crisis

Joseph Weiler | NYU Law, Fellow, USA

The Future of Public Law’s Historiographies: Gaza’s Status as a Case Study

Quentin Pironnet | University of Liège, Lecturer, Belgium

Facing new technological and environmental actors in Parliament, a Latourian perspective

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219

Democracia, participación política de minorías y ecología

A Sociolegal Approach to Past and Contemporary Challenges in

Development

Chair

Maria Victoria Steffany Montoya Rodríguez

Universidad Cesar Vallejo, Doctorando, Peru

Kendall Gail

Oñati International Institute for Sociology of Law, Master’s Student, USA

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Classroom 20.01 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Nathalie Alonzo Andrade | Universidad de Castilla - La Mancha (UCLM), Magister, Spain

Democracia ecológica y pueblos indígenas: Un camino hacia la sostenibilidad ambiental

Doly R. Jurado Cerron | Universidad de LLeida, Magister, Spain

Participación política de la minoría gitana en España

Mariavictoria S. Montoya Rodriguez | Universidad Cesar Vallejo, Magister, Peru

Acoso político y violencia: Desafíos sobre la participación de la mujer en asuntos públicos

David Sanchez Velasquez | Universidad Cesar Vallejo, Magister, Peru

La circunscripción electoral de peruanos en el extranjero: Un análisis crítico de la política de diáspora implementada por

el Estado peruano

Amadeo Szpiga | University of the Basque Country, PhD Candidate, Spain

Francesca Ceresa Gastaldo | Oñati International Institute for Sociology of Law, Master’s Student/PhD Candidate, Italy

Kendall Gail | Oñati International Institute for Sociology of Law, Master’s Student, USA

Vincent Niklas Hösi | Oñati International Institute for Sociology of Law, Master’s Student, Germany

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Uncovering Constitutional Cultures & Identities

Legal Systems facing Climate Change

Chair

Classroom 03.01 | Floor 3

Classroom 03.02 | Floor 3

Eoin Carolan

University College Dublin, Full Professor, Ireland

Vanessa Casado Perez

Texas A&M University School of Law, Professor, USA

Eoin Carolan | University College Dublin, Full Professor, Ireland

How to investigate a constitutional culture?: the case for the focus group method in comparative constitutional studies

Giorgi Alaverdashvili | Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Doctoral Student, Georgia

Models of Discovering Constitutional Identities in Different Jurisdictions

Tanja Počnik | Universität Hamburg, Postdoctoral Fellow, Germany

The Ontology of Constitutionalism

Agne Oseckyte | Lund University, Doctoral Candidate, Sweden

What do EU scholars really mean when they talk about constitutional identity? An Analysis of references to constitutional

identity in EU law scholarship between 1990 and 2021

Alex Layden | Trinity College Dublin, PhD candidate, Ireland

Constitutional Culture and Conventions in Ireland

Ismail Mutlu | Bogazici University, Assistant Prof., Turkey

Exploring the Nexus between Constitutional Identity and Preambles: A Comparative Analysis

Vanessa Casado Perez | Texas A&M University School of Law, Professor, USA

Climate Change & Financialization of Essential Natural Resources

Pasquale Viola | University of Trieste, Post-Doc, Italy

The Socio-Ecological Crisis, Anthropogenic Climate Change and Constitutionalism: Resilience and Transformation

(English or Spanish)

João Tomé Pilão | University of Lisbon School of Law, PhD Candidate, Portugal

Waiver of permits in environmental law: how to balance waiver and public interest?

Luca D’Amico | Luiss Guido Carli, Dr., Italy

Administrative prevention in the emissions trading system

Paola C.d. De Pascalis | Università degli Studi di Bari Aldo Moro, Phd, Italy

Public ﬁnance and sustainable tax measures for art and cultural heritage

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Speakers/Discussants

221

Privacy, Reputation & Technology26

Chair

Classroom 19.02 | Floor 19

Sahibnoor Singh Sidhu

O.P. Jindal Global University, Lecturer, India

Sahibnoor Singh LNU | O.P. Jindal Global University, Lecturer, India

Expanding the Indian Right to Privacy in Light of Mushrooming Deepfake Content

Roni Rosenberg | Ono Academic College, Senior Lecturer, Israel

Gender Inequality in Revenge Porn: Challenges and Solutions

Petr Gangur | Faculty of Law, Charles University in Prague, Mgr., Czech Republic

ECtHR and Websites Blocking: Chaotic yet Reasonable Approach

Piotr Korzec | University of Warsaw, Mr, Poland

Freedom of expression and the right to reputation before domestic and international human rights courts: the matter of

defamatory opinion (value judgement)

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Interest Group: Constitution Making01

Conveners

Maartje De Visser

Singapore Management University

Mariana Velasco-Rivera

Maynooth University

Elisabeth Perham

University of New South Wales

Berihun Gebeye

University College London

Amal Sethi

University of Hamburg

Classroom 11.02 | Floor 11

“Book Roundtable- Global Gender Constitutionalism and

Women’s Citizenship. A Struggle for Transformative Inclusion

(Ruth Rubio Marin, Cambridge, 2023)

Book Roundtable - Accommodating Diversity in Multilevel

Constitutional Orders, Legal Mechanisms of Divergence and

Convergence (Maja Sahadžić, Marjan Kos, Jaka Kukavica, Jakob

Gašperin Wischhoff, and Julian Scholtes, eds.)

Chair

Ana Micaela Alterio

ITAM, Professor, Mexico

Maja Sahadzic

Utrecht University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Classroom 05.02 | Floor 5

Classroom 07.04 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Ruth Rubio Marin | Universidad de Sevilla, Professor Dr., Spain

Grainne De Burca | NYU, Professor Dr., USA

Stefano Osella | HKU, Professor Dr., Hong Kong

Itziar Gomez | UC3M, Professor Dr., Spain

Surbhi Karwa | UNSW, Professor Dr., Australia

Jaka Kukavica | University of Ljubljana, Junior Lecturer, Slovenia

Erika Arban | University of Melbourne, Senior Research Associate, Australia

Karel Reybrouck | KU Leuven, Postdoctoral Researcher, Belgium

Francisco Javier Romero Caro | Eurac, Senior Researcher, Italy

Šejla Imamović | Maastricht University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

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Constitutionalism Beyond Courts

Imagining New Constitutions in the Face of Constitutional

Failure

Chair

Sam Issacharoff

NYU, Bonnie and Richard Reiss Professor of Constitutional Law, USA

Ofra Bloch

Tel-Aviv University Faculty of Law, Assistant Professor, Israel

Classroom 08.04 | Floor 8

Classroom 12.04 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Adem Abebe | International IDEA, Vice President, African Network of Constitutional Lawyers, South Africa, Senior

Adviser, Constitution-Building Processes, Netherlands

Constitutionalism from below and above: Role of popular mobilization and supranational actors in securing

constitutionalism in Africa

Eleonora Bottini | University of Caen Normandy, Professor of Public Law, France

Is it a court? The Constitutional Council and the lack of judicial constitutionalism in France

Tarun Khaitan | LSE, Professor (Chair) of Public Law, United Kingdom

The Political Opposition as a Constitutional Actor

Yvonne Tew | Georgetown University Law Center, Professor of Law & Anne Fleming Research Professor, USA

Monarchy in an Age of Constitutional Democracy

Dinesha Samararatne | University of Colombo Sri Lanka, Professor, Sri Lanka

Umbrella bodies and the Fourth Branch in Nepal, Sri Lanka and South Africa

Veronica Undurraga | Universidad Adolfo Ibañez, Professor of Law, Chile

The Role of Experts in Constitutional Building: Reﬂections on the Second Round of the Chilean Process

Sebastián Soto | Universidad Catolica de Chile, Associate Professor of Constitutional Law, Chile

A toolbox for constitution making. Lessons from the Chilean experience

Carolina Cerda-Guzman | Université de Bordeaux, Lecturer in Public Law, France

When a dictatorship still haunts a democracy. Pitfalls and lessons of the Chilean constituent process

Charlotte Girard | Université Paris Ouest Nanterre, Associate Professor of Public Law, France

Beyond French Constitutional Deadlocks: New Paths for the Future

Julie C Suk | Fordham University School of Law, Professor of Law, USA

Unamendable: How the U.S. Constitution Became a Cage

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225

How to Regulate Speech on Social Media: Content-based

Moderation and Regulatory Mechanisms

Judicial Review, the unwritten constitution, and constitutional

reasoning: comparative perspectives

Chair

Rubén García Higuera

Université Bretagne Occidentale, Postdoctoral researcher, France

Seshauna Wheatle

Durham University, Associate Professor in Law, United Kingdom

Classroom 18.04 | Floor 18

Classroom 08.03 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Valére Ndior | Université Bretagne Occidentale / Institut universitaire de France, Professor, France

General Terms of Use and the International Standards of Human Rights

Martin Archimbaud | Université Bretagne Occidentale, PhD Candidate, France

General Terms of Use and the International Standards of Human Rights

Stefania Di Stefano | Geneva Graduate Institute, PhD Researcher, Switzerland

International human rights law in the online sphere: the role of the Oversight Board

Elsa Fondimare | Université Paris Nanterre, Assistant Professor, France

Digital platforms and gender discriminations online: which future for the state’s control?

Laurie Marguet | Université Paris Est Créteil, Assistant Professor, France

Digital platforms and gender discriminations online: which future for the state’s control?

Rubén García Higuera | Université Bretagne Occidentale, Postdoctoral researcher, France

Seshauna Wheatle | University of Durham, Associate Professor in Law, United Kingdom

’The legal and political dimensions of unwritten constitutional principles and norms’ (with Roger Masterman)

Florian Meinel | Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Professor of Constitutional Law and Political Science, Germany

’Political neutrality – observations on the emergence of an unwritten super-norm in the jurisprudence of the German

Federal Constitutional Court’

Hayley Hooper | University of Oxford, Associate Professor of Law, United Kingdom

‘The Principle of Legality and Judicial Power’

Hannah Birkenkotter | Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, Assistant Professor of International Law, Mexico

’The Interplay of Separation of Powers and Rule of Law Beyond the State’

Sarah Gagnon | University of Ottawa, Doctoral Fellow, Canada

’The 1873 Macdonald-Dufferin Prorogation: A Historical Case Study of Parliamentary Sovereignty in Early Canada’

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226

Regional Approaches to International Economic Law

La jurisdicción constitucional chilena después de dos fracasos

constituyentes (Chilean constitutional jurisdiction after two

constitution-making processes failures)

Chair

José Francisco García

Pontiﬁcia Universidad Católica de Chile, Law School, Associate Professor of Constitutional Law, Chile

Classroom 13.04 | Floor 13

Classroom 04.02 | Floor 4

Speakers/Discussants

José F. García | Pontiﬁcia Universidad Católica de Chile, Law School, Associate Professor of Constitutional Law, Chile

Vigencia de la propuesta del grupo de expertos de 2019 de reforma al Tribunal Constitucional

Gastón Gómez | University of Chile, Law School, Professor of Constitutional Law, Chile

La jurisdicción constitucional chilena después de dos fracasos constituyentes

Miriam Henríquez | Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Law School, Dean and Professor of Constitutional Law, Chile

Desafíos y perfeccionamientos al Tribunal Constitucional Chileno

Fabio Morosini

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Professor, Brazil

Aneta Tyc | University of Lodz, Associate Professor, Poland

Annex 31-A of the USMCA’s Dispute Settlement Chapter: A Model for Future Trade Agreements?

Fabio C Morosini | Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Professor, Brazil

International Economic Law by Other Means? Contrasting the Legal Infrastructures of Chinese Investments in Brazilian

Agribusiness and Electric Power Sectors

Michelle R Sanchez-Badin | Fundação Getulio Vargas, Professor, Brazil

International Economic Law by Other Means? Contrasting the Legal Infrastructures of Chinese Investments in Brazilian

Agribusiness and Electric Power Sectors

Michelle Zang | Victoria University of Wellington, Senior Lecturer, New Zealand

Sustainable International Trade Policy: the need for new paradigm

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11.00-12.30

227

Book Roundtable - The Postmodern Predicament: Existential

Challenges of the Twenty-First Century (Bruce Ackerman | Yale

University Press, May 2024)

Feminist Judgments in Central and Eastern Europe: Re-

imagining Law’s Potential in Five Battleground Cases

Chair

Richard Albert

The University of Texas at Austin, William Stamps Farish Professor in Law, Professor of Government, and Director of

Constitutional Studies, USA

Silvia Suteu

UCL, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Classroom 11.01 | Floor 11

Classroom 05.01 | Floor 5

Speakers/Discussants

Bruce Ackerman | Yale University, Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science, USA

The Postmodern Predicament

Marta Cartabia | Università Bocconi, Full Professor, Italy

Reﬂections on “The Postmodern Predicament”

Victor Ferreres Comella | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Full Professor, Spain

Reﬂections on “The Postmodern Predicament”

Dieter Grimm | Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin | Institute for Advanced Study, Permanent Fellow, Germany

Reﬂections on “The Postmodern Predicament”

Daniela Salazar Marín | Constitutional Court of Ecuador, Judge, Ecuador

Reﬂections on “The Postmodern Predicament”

Ivo Gruev | Academy for European Human Rights Protection, Cologne University, Postdoctoral fellow, Germany

1. Let’s Talk about “Sex”: Exposing Constitutional Transphobia in Bulgaria

Ana Horvat Vuković | University of Zagreb, Associate Professor, Croatia

Education as Self-determination’s Scaffolding: Educational Segregation and Intersectional Discrimination of Romani

Girls in the Oršuš Judgment of the Croatian Constitutional Court

Anna Śledzińska-Simon | University of Wroclaw, Associate Professor, Poland

If Kant Were a Woman: Taking Seriously the Women’s Perspective in the 2020 Polish Abortion Case

Lidka Małgorzata Rodak | University of Silesia, Assistant Professor, Poland

Formal and Informal Regulation of Sexist Advertisement in Poland. A Feminist Response

Melina Fachin | Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR), Associate Professor, Brazil

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The resilience of public law in the (non-)protectionof

reproductive rights

Pandemocracy in Latin America: -Revisiting the Political and

Constitutional Dimension of the Pandemic

Chair

Tais Penteado

FGV - Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Master in law, Brazil

Pablo Riberi

Facultad de Derecho (UNC)/Facultad Ciencias Politicas (UCC), Doctor en Derecho y Ciencias Sociales, Argentina

Classroom 07.03 | Floor 7

Classroom 12.03 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Dimitri Dimoulis | FGV - Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Full Professor, Brazil

Lessons and contradictions - how constitutional tribunals rule on abortion worldwide

Soraya Regina Gasparetto | UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Full Professor, Brazil

2) The Volatility of Reproductive Rights - A Comparative Legal Survey

Taís Soﬁa Penteado | FGV - Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Master in law, Brazil

3) Abortion and Equality in Brazil: A Matter of Case Law Consistency

Pablo Riberi Riberi | UNC/UCC, Doctor en Derecho y Ciencias Sociales, Argentina

Sergio Verdugo | IE University, JSD, Spain

David Landau | Florida State University, PhD, USA

Konrad Lachmayer | Sigmund Freud University, Vienna, PhD in public Law, Austria

Revisiting Separation of Powers in Health Emergencies

Arianna Vedaschi | Bocconi University, PhD, Italy

COVID-19 Pandemic: comparative overview

Fruzsina Gárdos-Orosz | ELTE Law School/Hungarian Academy of Science, PhD, Hungary

Pandemocracy - A Central European reading of the Latin American experience

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Governing through Funding in the EU (II)

Trojan Horse Discourse: normalizing illiberalism in diverse

contexts

Chair

Bruno De Witte

University of Maastricht, Prof., Netherlands

Michiel Luining

University of Antwerp, PhD-candidate, Belgium

Classroom 13.03 | Floor 13

Classroom 12.02 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Antonia Baraggia | University of Milan, Dr., Italy

Filling the enforcement gap? Protecting the rule of law through Funding Conditionality

Matteo Bonelli | University of Maastricht, Dr, Netherlands

Filling the enforcement gap? Protecting the rule of law through Funding Conditionality

Emanuele Rebasti | Council of the European Union-Legal Service, Dr, Belgium

The Legal Framework of Budgetary Conditionality in EU law

Nikos Voyatzis | University of Essex, Dr, United Kingdom

New Frontiers in Financial Accountability: The Evolution of the Role of the European Court of Auditors

Lilian Tsourdi | University of Maastricht, Dr, Netherlands

Migration Financial Governance: Policy Steering and Solidarity through EU Funding?

Michiel Luining | University of Antwerp, PhD-candidate, Belgium

Trojan horse discourse

Belén Becerril Atienza | CEU San Pablo University, Prof. dr., Spain

On the Rule of Law in Spain. An analysis of the compatibility of the proposed amnesty law with EU law

Agnieszka Bień-Kacała | University of Stettin Faculty of Law and Administration, Prof. dr., Poland

An illiberal critic of liberalism during the CORONA crisis. The case of the Trojan Horse Discourse in Poland and Hungary

Aleksandra Kubińska | University of Antwerp, PhD-candidate, Belgium

”Us” versus “them” - privileging and silencing the NGOs in the hybrid regime of Poland

Kati Cseres | University of Amsterdam, Prof. dr., Netherlands

Now you se | e it, now you don’t: the illiberal transformation of consumer protection law into family protection law in

Hungary

Orlando Scarcello | KU Leuven, Dr., Belgium

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Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to the Study of

Vulnerabilites in the Digital State

Constitutional Resilience in Germany: The “Thuringia-Project”

Chair

Soﬁa Ranchordas

Tilburg University, Full Professor, Netherlands

Michaela Hailbronner

Universität Münster, Prof. Dr., LL.M, Germany

Classroom 18.03 | Floor 18

Classroom 13.02 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Soﬁa Ranchordas | Tilburg University, Full Professor, Netherlands

Methods for identifying vulnerability in the automated state: a socio-legal perspective

Susana de la Sierra | Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Full Professor, Spain

The bottom-up approach to vulnerability and the digital conundrum: public local authorities as key drivers

Jannice Kall | Lund University, Associate Professor, Sweden

Methods for identifying vulnerability in the automated state: a socio-legal perspective

Mariana Kristic | Luiss, Associate Researcher, Italy

A Mission-Driven Technology Transfer Process for Sustainable Development: The role of Universities of Social Sciences

and the Law

Klaas Müller | Verfassungsblog, Jurist (Univ.), Germany

Scenario-Analysis in Law – A Worthwhile Inquiry?

Jannik Jaschinski | Verfassungsblog, Germany

The capture of administrative leeways and personnel as a decisive authoritarian strategy

Friedrich Zillessen | Verfassungsblog, Jurist (Univ.), B.A., Germany

Vertical Resilience: Preventing Democratic Decline on the Subnational Level

Juliana Talg | Verfassungsblog, Juristin (Univ.), maître en droit, Germany

Resisting the Authoritarian-Populist Threat: The Role of the Thuringian Constitutional Court

Marie Müller-Elmau | Verfassungsblog, Juristin (Univ.), Germany

Civil Constitutional Resilience: What Does it Look Like?

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231

Courts and AI: Judicial Values and Jurisdictional Perspectives

E-voting: proposals to overcome the Italian delay (English,

Spanish, Italian)

Chair

Monika Zalnieriute

Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences, Chief Researcher, Lithuania

Giuliaserena Stegher

University of Urbino, Post-doc researcher, Italy

Classroom 18.02 | Floor 18

Classroom 18.01 | Floor 18

Speakers/Discussants

Victoria Hendrick | KU Leuven, PhD Researcher, Belgium

AI and Courts and Duty to State Reasons

Giulia Gentile | University of Essex, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Judicial Independence and the EU Artiﬁcial Intelligence Act

Agne Limante | Law Institute of Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences, Chief Researcher, Lithuania

AI and Courts in Eastern Europe

Laura Márquez Martínez | IO Justice, Co-Founder, Mexico

AI and Courts in Mexico

Francesca Palmiotto | Hertie School, Berlin, Postdoctoral Researcher, Germany

Procedural Fairness, AI and the Courts

Monika Zalnieriute | Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences, Chief Researcher, Lithuania

AI in the Courtrooms: Impact on Judicial Values

Paolo Bonini | University of Rome - Unitelma, Post-doc researcher, Italy

Andrea Fiorentino | University of Rome - Sapienza, Post-doc researcher, Italy

Enrico Campelli | University of Rome - Lumsa, Post-doc researcher, Italy

Rosa Iannaccone | University of Rome - Sapienza, Post-doc researcher, Italy

Marco Schirripa | University “Mediterranea” of Reggio Calabria, Post-doc researcher, Italy

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11.00-12.30

232

Book Roundtable: Cambridge handbook on the material

constitution

Constitution-Making: Process and Design

Chair

Catarina Botelho

Portuguese Catholic University, Professor, Portugal

Hanna Lerner

Tel Aviv University, Professor, Israel

Classroom 08.02 | Floor 8

Classroom 12.01 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Mariana Canotilho | Constitutional Court of Portugal, Professor, Portugal

Maria Pardo Vergara | Constitutional Tribunal of Chile, Professor, Chile

Natalia Torres Zuniga | University of Oslo, Postdoc, Norway

Graziella Romeo | Bocconi University, Associate Professor, Italy

Michael Wilkinson | London SChool of Economics, Professor, United Kingdom

Camila Vergara | Essex University, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Luis Eugenio Garcia-Huidobro | Facultad de Derecho Pontiﬁcia Universidad Católica de Chile, Professor, Chile

Why wasn’t the third time the charm? The New Chilean failure through the lens of constitution-making design

Brian Cristopher Jones | University of Liverpool, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

What is a ‘Failed’ Constitution

Alicia Pastir y Camarasa | University of Lausanne, Post Doc, Switzerland

Oran Doyle | Trinity College Dublin, Professor, Ireland

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233

Unscrambling global and European Union health security

State Penal Power under the Principle of Social Rehabilitation:

Connecting Perspectives from Penal Theory, Criminal

Constitutional Law,and Human Rights

Chair

Stefania Negri

University of Salerno, Professor in international law, Italy

Federica Coppola

IE University Law School, Assistant Professor of Law, Spain

Classroom 16.02 | Floor 16

Classroom 07.02 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Sabrina Tranquilli | University of Naples Parthenope, Researcher in administrative law, Italy

Building new health security decision-making processes: in which direction are we going?

Giordana Strazza | University of Salerno, Researcher in administrative law, Italy

Agenciﬁcation as a medicine for EU health security: the side effects

Pedro A. Villarreal | German Institute for International and Security Affairs/Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public

Law and International Law, PhD (UNAM, Mexico), Senior Research Fellow, Germany

The past, present and future of pandemic decision-making at the World Health Organization

Enza Romano | University of Salerno, Researcher in administrative law, Italy

Regional health governance and the impact of supranational law

Flaminia Aperio Bella | University of Roma Tre, Professor in administrative law, Italy

One Health and EU juridical tools: pathways for operationalisation

Daniel Pascoe | City University of Hong Kong, School of Law, Associate Professor of Law, Hong Kong

Punishment, Democracy & Rehabilitation

Marie Manikis | McGill University, Faculty of Law, Associate Professor of Criminal Law, Canada

Social Rehabilitation and its Implications for the State

Adriano Martuﬁ | University of Pavia, Faculty of Law, Assistant Professor of Criminal Law, Italy

Bordered Rehabilitation? The “Right” to Rehabilitation of Non-Citizens in a Post-National Polity

Federica Coppola | IE University Law School, Assistant Professor of Law, Spain

Can Social Rehabilitation Alleviate Social Injustice? Reﬂections at the Crossroads of Law, Science, and Policy-by-Proximity

Alexandra Giannidi | Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, PhD Researcher in, United Kingdom

Two Interpretations of Social Rehabilitation and their Implications for Sentencing

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

11.00-12.30

234

Urbanism & Climate Change

Human Rights, Technology & Corruption

Chair

Classroom 17.02 | Floor 17

Chair

Classroom 07.01 | Floor 7

Karolina Wojciechowska

University of Warsaw, Ph.D., Poland

Barrie Sander

Leiden University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Karolina Barbara Wojciechowska | University of Warsaw, Ph.D., Poland

Urban greenery as a method of ﬁghting climate change

Federica Castellano | Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza, Pisa, Phd candidate, Italy

Urban Regeneration Strategies: Advancements in Mitigating Land Consumption

Mateus C Teixeira | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Student, Brazil

Modernist urbanism versus the Right to the City: Where Brazilian and Rio de Janeiro’s urban policies fail and how to

achieve quality of life and sustainability

Carlos A Bolonha | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, professor, Brazil

Modernist urbanism versus the Right to the City: Where Brazilian and Rio de Janeiro’s urban policies fail and how to

achieve quality of life and sustainability

Ricardo Rodrigues de Oliveira | Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Faculty of Law, Guest Assistant Professor and

Postdoctoral Researcher, Portugal

Local authorities against climate change: Lisbon taking a step further in green procurement

Francesco Gaudiosi | University of Naples Federico II, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Italy

GHG emissions from coastal urban areas and protection of the marine environment: a way forward with the ITLOS

Advisory Opinion?

Barrie Sander | Leiden University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

At the Intersection of Climate Change, Artiﬁcial Intelligence, and Human Rights Law: Towards a Solidarity-Based

Approach

Marta Lasek-Markey | Trinity College Dublin, Research Fellow, Ireland

Towards a Human Rights Based Approach to AI Governance in the European Union

Linda Hogan | Trinity College Dublin, Professor of Ecumenics, Ireland

Towards a Human Rights Based Approach to AI Governance in the European Union

Timothy K Kuhner | University of Auckland Faculty of Law, Associate Professor, New Zealand

“The Corruption of Public Law and the Need for Constitutional Renewal” (English or Spanish)

David Garcia | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Postdoctoral researcher, Spain

An emerging right to be free from corruption?

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

11.00-12.30

Speakers/Discussants

235

New Technologies between security and protection of

fundamental rights: a zero-sum game?

Amending Constitutions

Chair

Classroom 08.01 | Floor 8

Chair

Classroom 17.01 | Floor 17

Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska

University of Warsaw, Prof., Poland

Nicola Tommasini | University of Oxford, Doctoral Candidate, United Kingdom

Does constitutional design affect whether courts review amendments?

Costas Stratilatis | University of Nicosia, Associate Professor, Cyprus

Basic Structure Doctrines and the Theory of Constituent Power

Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska | University of Warsaw, Prof., Poland

Can new constitutions tighten the reins? The effect of constitutional change on constitutional compliance

Mikołaj Wolanin | University of Warsaw, Student, Poland

Entities eligible to propose a constitutional amendment. A comparative study among EU Member States

Scott Stephenson | University of Melbourne, Associate Professor, Australia

Uncertainty and Risk as an Argument against Constitutional Amendment

Lima Aktar | Australian Catholic University, Doctoral Candidate, Australia

Eternity Clause and the Paradox of Constitutional Unamendability in Bangladesh

Sveva Del Gatto

University of Macerata, Professor, Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Sveva Del Gatto | University of Macerata, Professor, Italy

Public Security and Artiﬁcial Intelligence: New Challenges for Administrative Law

Fulvio Costantino | University of Macerata, Professor, Italy

Public Safety and Social Discrimination

Patrizio Rubechini | University of Rome, Assistant Professor, Italy

Blockchain technology for smart cities: cybersecurity perspectives

Paolo Sernani | University of Macerata, Assistant Professor, Italy

Artiﬁcial Intelligence in Surveillance Applications: a Technical Perspective

Stefano Billi | Italy

Facial Recognition Technology and Fundamental Rights: The Criminal Procedure Perspective

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

11.00-12.30

236

Constitutions as Institutions

Contemplating Constitution-Making

Chair

Classroom 16.01 | Floor 16

Classroom 04.01 | Floor 4

Evan Rosevear

University of Southampton, Lecturer in Public Law, United Kingdom

Matija Miloš

University of Rijeka - Faculty of Law, Assistant Professor, Croatia

Felix Petersen | University of Münster, Research Associate, Institute of Political Science, Germany

The Past is Prologue: Sticky Constitutionalism and the Case of Germany

Christina Bambrick | University of Notre Dame, Assistant Professor, Political Science, USA

The Past is Prologue: Sticky Constitutionalism and the Case of Germany

Evan Rosevear | University of Southampton, Lecturer in Public Law, United Kingdom

Institutional Forms and the Realization of Economic and Social Rights: A Tale of Two Models

Teodora Miljojkovic | Central European University, Doctoral Candidate, Austria

Inherited Judges – Towards the Theoretical Conceptualization

Paula Ahumada | Universidad de Chile School of Law, Assistant professor, Chile

Constitutionalizing Technique: The legitimacy of Central Banking regulation in Chile

Anmol Diwan | OP Jindal Global University, Assistant Professor, India

Contextualizing Democracy- Reﬂections on Constitutional Retrogression in the Traditional Global South

Bruno Lorenzetto | Ufpr, Post doctor, Brazil

The Architecture of Institutional Doom: Brazil under Bolsonaro’s government

Katya Kozicki | Ufpr, Post doctor, Brazil

The Architecture of Institutional Doom: Brazil under Bolsonaro’s government

Matija Miloš | University of Rijeka - Faculty of Law, Assistant Professor, Croatia

Clarity as a concept and a metaphor in constitutional law

Mathilde A. Ambrosi | Université de Bordeaux, Doctoral Student, France

Is Constitutional Inﬁdelity a Path to Constitutional Resilience?

Paolo Sandro | University of Leeds, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Taking the constitutional ought seriously: modern constitutions and the role of the constitutional law scholar

Clemente Recabarren | University of Oxford, DPhil student, United Kingdom

What Counts as Constituent Power? Can the Theory of Constituent Power avoid the Unanimity-Authority Dichotomy?

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

11.00-12.30

Speakers/Discussants

Parallel

Session 16

Wednesday

July 2024

12.00 - 13.30

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Interest Group: Electoral Role Against Abusive Constitutionalism01

Conveners

Eduardo Moreira

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Marcio Ayala

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Classroom 14.04 | Floor 14

Transnational and Cross-Cutting Approaches to States’ Human

Rights Obligations

Chair

Woo-Young Rhee

Seoul National University, Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Classroom 06.01 | Floor 6

Speakers/Discussants

Jiewuh Song | Seoul National University, Associate Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Climate Change as a Structural Threat to Human Rights

Yoomin Won | Seoul National University, Associate Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Proportionality analysis in ICESCR right to housing cases from Spain

Hyeyoung Lee | Seoul National University, Assistant Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

The role of the design of constitutional adjudication systems in shaping judicial approaches to the domestic

implementation of internationally recognized human rights: insights from Korean practices

Yoon Jin Shin | Seoul National University, Associate Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Rights Violations by Private Actors against Social Minorities and Positive Obligations of the State

Woo-Young Rhee | Seoul National University, Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

State’s Obligation for Human Rights Protection for Non-Citizens for Sustainable Democracy: The Right to Education of

Immigrant Children

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

Judicial review of the legislative lawmaking process03

Chair

Tímea Drinóczi

Federal University of Minas Gerais, Dr., Brazil

Classroom 19.01 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Victor Marcel Pinheiro | Brazilian Institute of Education, Development and Research (IDP), Dr., Brazil

Due legislative process: a constitutional principle?

Stephen Gardbaum | University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), Dr., USA

Reﬂections on recent examples of judicial review of legislative procedures

Patricia Popelier | University of Antwerp, Dr., Belgium

The general rule doctrine in the European Court of Human Rights

Ittai Bar-Siman-Tov | Bar-Ilan University, Dr., Israel

Judicial Review of the Legislative Process in Israel: The Gap Between Theory and Practice of Judicial Activism

239

Nudging and the Law: Applying Rule of Law Safeguards to a

Psychological Policy Tool

Book Roundtable - Judicial Constraints on Legislatures in

Europe 1990-2020 (ed. Kálmán Pócza)

Chair

Janneke Gerards

Utrecht University, Professor of fundamental rights law, Netherlands

Márton Sulyok

University of Szeged / Mathias Corvinus Collegium, Assistant Professor / Head of the Public Law Center, Hungary

Classroom 06.02 | Floor 6

Classroom 15.04 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Peter Cserne | University of Aberdeen, Professor of Law, United Kingdom

Rebecca Zeilstra | Utrecht University, PhD candidate, Netherlands

When to subject nudges to rule of law values?

Charlotte van Oirsouw | Utrecht University, PhD candidate, Netherlands

Anne van Aiken | University of Hamburg, Alexander von Humboldt Professor for Law and Economics, Legal Theory,

Public International Law and European Law, Germany

Kálmán Pócza | Ludovika University / Mathias Corvinus Collegium, Senior Research Fellow / Head of the Center for

Constitutional Politics, Hungary

Presenting the JUDICON-EU research project

Monika Florczak-Wątor | Jagiellonian University, Professor at the Constitutional Law Department, Poland

Limiting the Legislator: Central and Eastern Europe Perspectives

Juan Mayoral | University Carlos III of Madrid, Distinguished Researcher, Spain

Limiting the Legislator: Western European Perspectives

Arta Rama-Hajrizi | Constitutional Court of Kosovo, former President, Kosovo

Judicial Constraints on Legislatures in Practice: A View from the Bench

Johanna Fröhlich | Ludovika University, Research Fellow, Hungary

Judges Reviewing Legislation: Latin American Outlook

Márton Sulyok | University of Szeged / Mathias Corvinus Collegium, Assistant Professor / Head of the Public Law Center, Hungary

Limiting the Legislator of the People, by the People, for the People

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

240

Keys for a Responsible Development of the Metaverse

Testing the resilience of the EU to poly-crisis: the principle of

solidarity, between promises and law

Chair

Annelieke Mooij

Tilburg University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Luisa Marin

University of Insubria, Dr., Italy

Classroom 20.04 | Floor 20

Classroom 15.03 | Floor 15

Speakers/Discussants

Annelieke Mooij | Tilburg University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Metaverse and Human Rights

Natalia Menéndez González | European University Institute, Research Associate, Italy

Data governance within the Metaverse: the case of eye-tracking devices

Aurelio López-Tarruella | MetaverseUA Chair, Director, Spain

Applicability of the European Digital Acts to Virtual Worlds Platforms

Esin Kucuk | University of Essex, Dr., United Kingdom

Resilience of EU Constitutional order in the time of crises

Susanna Cafaro | University of Salento, Professor, Italy

The budget as a vector for solidarity in the EU

Iris Goldner Lang | University of Zagreb, Professor, Croatia

Solidarity in EU migration emergency law

Ana Bobić | Court of Justice of the European Union, Référendaire in the cabinet of Advocate General Ćapeta, Luxembourg

Is there a role for solidarity in effective judicial protection?

Carsten Gerner-Beuerle | University College London, Prof., United Kingdom

Resilience of EU Constitutional order in the time of crises.

Luisa Marin | University of Insubria, Dr., Italy

Democracy and/in crises: the challenges of exceptional legal bases and emergency solidarity

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

241

Effects and opportunities of new trends in EU values enforcement

Criminal Justice in the World

Chair

Petra Bard

Nijmegen University, Professor, Netherlands

Classroom 15.02 | Floor 15

Classroom 03.01 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Barbara Grabowska-Moroz | CEU, Research Fellow Democracy Institute, Hungary

Kinga Koranyi | Hertie School - Jacques Delors Centre, PhD candidate, Germany

“Bargaining” for EU structural funding in an age of rule of law budget conditionalities: the cases of Hungary and Poland

John Morijn | University of Groningen, Professor, Netherlands

Direct invocation of EU values in infringement cases: mere virtue signaling or veritable new front?

Kim Lane Scheppele | Princeton University, Professor, USA

Escaping national constitutional prisons relying on EU values

Michelle Burgis-Kasthala

University of Edinburgh, Senior Lecturer in Public International Law, United Kingdom

Michelle L Burgis-Kasthala | University of Edinburgh, Senior Lecturer in Public International Law, United Kingdom

Rethinking Transnational Public Authority Through Criminal Accountability: A Neglected Dimension

Patryk Zbigniew Kukliński | University of Warsaw, Master of Law, Poland

Post-penal detention of dangerous offenders – a real solution to the problem or just an illusion? Comments on the

operations of the National Anti-Social Behaviour Prevention Centre in Poland

Franka Pues | King’s College London, PhD Candidate, United Kingdom

Transforming Cooperation? Reconciling New Evidentiary Dynamics and Procedural Rules in International Criminal Law

Ya’ara Mordecai | Yale Law School, JSD candidate, USA

The Righteous Considereth the Cause of the Poor”: On the Proper Legal Way of Dealing with Survival Crimes

Sharmi Jaggi | University of Saskatchewan, Adjunct Professor, Canada

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

242

Navigating the Legacy of Past Dictatorships in Transitional

Memory Politics: Judges in the Shadow, Shadow of the Judges

AI and the future of democracy: Towards a multistakeholder

approach for State governance?

Chair

Uladzislau Belavusau

University of Amsterdam, Dr, Netherlands

Paolo Cavaliere

University of Edinburgh Law School, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Classroom 03.04 | Floor 3

Classroom 20.03 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Katarína Šipulová | Masaryk University, Brno, Dr, Czech Republic

Purging the Judiciary After a Transition: Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Muriel Blaive | University of Graz, Austria, Dr, Austria

Czech judges and the writing of communist history: a participant observer experience

José M. Faraldo | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Prof., Spain

Judges, prosecutors, and memory. Poland after 1989

Zdeněk Kühn | University Charles, Prof., Czech Republic

The Past is a Foreign Country: Dealing with the Past of the Czech Judiciary

Paolo Cavaliere | University of Edinburgh Law School, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

The governance of AI at a crossroads: what role for public and private institutions?

Evelien Brouwer | Institute of Jurisprudence, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Utrecht University, Senior lecturer,

Netherlands

Multilevel Governance of AI in Migration Policies: Challenges for Democracy and Fundamental Rights

Lisa Völzmann | University of Oxford, Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, DPhil candidate, United Kingdom

Government Data Access Rights: Balancing Data Use and Protection

Adam Harkens | University of Strathclyde, Lecturer, United Kingdom

Designing for administrative justice in algorithmic policing

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

243

The EU’s Intangible Borders

Constitutionalism and AI Governance: Normativity, Risks and

Regulatory Perspectives

Chair

Sarah Ganty

Yale Law School & Ghent University, JSD Candidate & Post-doctoral Researcher, Belgium

Oreste Pollicino

Bocconi University, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 15.01 | Floor 15

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Violeta Moreno-Lax | Queen Mary University of London & University of Barcelona, Full Professor & Senior Research

Fellow, United Kingdom

’The “Crisiﬁcation” of Migration Governance’

Dimitry Kochenov | Central European University, Full Professor & Senior Research Fellow, Austria

‘Immigration and Citizenship in Europe – Does ‘Illiberalism’ Matter? Eurowhiteness Solidarity from the EU and Hungary

to the UK’

Joyce De Coninck | NYU & Ghent University, Adjunct Professor & Post-doctoral Researcher, USA

’Impenetrable Border Governance’

Eva Sevrin | KU Leuven, PhD Researcher, Belgium

‘Rule of Law Abnegated: The Illusion of Asylum Seekers’ Rights’

Nora Markard | Muenster University, Full Professor, Germany

Amnon Reichman | University of Haifa, Full Professor, Israel

Risk, Security and Time: The Regulatory Constitution of the AI Era

Giovanni De Gregorio | Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Associate Professor, Portugal

Constitutionalism and the Normative Power of Artiﬁcial Intelligence

Sumeyye Elif Biber | University of Luxembourg, Legal Researcher, Luxembourg

Governance of Artif | icial Intelligence in an Inter-Legal Sphere

Paloma Krõõt Tupay | University of Tartu, Associate Professor, Estonia

The Digital State: De-bureaucratization or the End of the Private Sphere?

Giuseppe Muto | Bocconi University, PhD Candidate, Italy

AI in Electoral Campaigns: Key Issues and Remedies

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

244

International and EU Law Systemic Differences: Legal

Conversations

Structural litigation: controversies and challenges in Latin

America (Spanish)

Chair

Yuliya Kaspiarovich

IE Law School, Assistant Professor, Spain

Andrés Cervantes

Universitat Pompeu Fabra, PhD, Ecuador

Classroom 14.03 | Floor 14

Classroom 10.01 | Floor 10

Speakers/Discussants

Jed Odermatt | The City Law School, Reader, United Kingdom

Maria José Barajas de la Vega | Universidad Pontiﬁcia Comillas ICAI-ICADE, PhD Candidate, Spain

European External Action on Migration and Asylum: Reﬂections on International Responsibility of the EU for Human

Rights Violations

Louise Fromont | HEC Paris, Associate Researcher, France

Economic Conception of the Rule of Law in the EU and International Organisations

Tamas Molnar | EU Agency for Fundamental Rights, Project Ofﬁcer, Austria

The New EU Pact on Migration & Asylum and the Eclipsing Relevance of International (Human Rights) Law in EU

Migration Law

Flore Vanackère | GSI, University of Geneva, Postdoc, Lecturer, Switzerland

The EU’s Monetary Policy, Economic Policy and International Agreements: Does the ECB have a Full Legal Personality?

Andrés Cervantes | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, PhD, Ecuador

Litigio constitucional complejo: el caso de la Corte Constitucional de Ecuador.

Sofía Reca | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, PhD, Argentina

Litigio estructural: controversias y desafíos en América Latina.

Luis A Rámirez | Universitat Pompeu Fabra, PhD Candidate, Colombia

Deliberación y responsividad en la protección estructural de los derechos fundamentales en Colombia

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

245

Fascism and the Constitution. The relationship between

constitutional liberties and the protection of the democratic

order in the Italian legal system

The Knowledge-Law Nexus: Challenges and Pathways for

Sustainable and Resilient Democracies

Chair

Marco Benvenuti

Sapienza Università di Roma, Full Professor, Italy

Tamara Favaro

University of Pisa, Dr., Italy

Classroom 14.02 | Floor 14

Classroom 14.01 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Ludovica Tripodi | Sapienza Università di Roma, PhD candidate, Italy

Analysis of the general discussion of the Constitutional Assembly on the 12th transitional and ﬁnal provision.

Paolo Pensabene | Sapienza Università di Roma, PhD candidate, Italy

The evolution of anti-fascism legislation.

Chiara Quadarella | Sapienza Università di Roma, PhD candidate, Italy

The case-law of the ECtHR and the Italian Constitutional Court.

Flavia Pacella | Sapienza Università di Roma, PhD, Italy

The case-law of the Italian Court of Cassation and the 2024 joint-chambers judgment on the re-enactment of fascism

and the concrete danger posed to the democratic order

Maria Bertel | University of Graz, Prof. Dr. BA, Austria

Efﬁciency and Proportionality - Knowledge, Constitutional Law and the Digital Transformation

Hedwig Unger | University of Graz, Dr., Austria

Science Skepticism and Democracy: Connections and Solutions

Teresa Weber | WU Vienna, Dr., Austria

Connecting Knowledge and Law-Making through Impact Assessments: A comparative perspective

Andreas Th. Müller | University Basel, Univ.-Prof. Dr. LLM, Switzerland

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

246

Public Law and Academic Freedom: Understanding Free

Speech, Scholarly Activism, and the role of Academic

Institutions in Modern Times

Legal Precedents (Spanish)

Chair

Irene Parra Prieto

ITAM, L.L.B., Mexico

Álvaro Núñez Vaquero

Universidad de Murcoa, Professor, Spain

Classroom 06.03 | Floor 6

Classroom 20.01 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Tom Ginsburg | University of Chicago, Prof., USA

The Campus Speech Crisis in the United States

Adrienne Stone | Melbourne Law School, Prof., Australia

Academic Freedom and Scholarly Activism

Vicki C. Jackson | Harvard Law School, Prof., USA

The Dual Dimensions of Academic Freedoms: Individual Rights and Institutional Responsibilities

Liora Lazarus | University of British Columbia, Prof., South Africa

Constitutional Scholars, Freedom of Speech and Academic Freedom

Erin Delaney | Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, Prof, USA

Academic Freedom, University Letters, and Statements

Rodrigo Camarena | Instituto Tecnológico de México, Professor, Mexico

Opacidad y autoritarismo: Contra las tesis jurisprudenciales

Gema Marcilla Córdoba | Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Professor, Spain

IA generativa y Rule of Law

Víctor García Yzaguirre | Universitat de Girona, Principal Research Fellow, Spain

La interpretación de precedentes

Sandra Gómora Juárez | Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Professor, Mexico

Precedentes y sistemas de tesis frente a la IA: expectativas y retos

Álvaro Núñez Vaquero | Universidad de Murcia, Professor, Spain

Argumentos, a favor y en contra, de la instauración de un sistema de precedentes

Lorena Ramírez Ludeña | Universitat Pompeu Fabra de Barcelona, Professor, Spain

Precedentes interpretativos e inteligencia artiﬁcial

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

247

What Resilience? Public Law and Constitutionalism in the

Governance of Non-Citizens

The Future of Digital Constitutionalism in the Algorithmic Society

Chair

Colin Grey

Queen’s University Faculty of Law, Associate Professor, Canada

Raffaela Kunz

University of Zurich, Dr., Switzerland

Classroom 03.02 | Floor 3

Classroom 19.04 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Colin Grey | Queen University Faculty of Law, Associate Professor, Canada

Immigration Exceptionalism: A Constructive Account

Asha Kaushal | University of British Columbia, Peter A. Allard School of Law, Associate Professor, Canada

The Partiality of Public Law: Immigration’s Differential Reliance on Criminal, Family, and International Laws

Audrey Macklin | University of Toronto Faculty of Law, Professor & Rebecca Cook Chair in Human Rights Law, Canada

Comparing Constitutional Origins of Immigration Exceptionalism

Francesca Strumia | The City Law School, University of London, Professor of Law, United Kingdom

The Two Languages of Immigration Law

Angelo Jr Golia | University of Trento, Dr., Italy

Societal Constitutionalism at the Intersection of Digital Constitutionalism and ‘Law & Political Economy’

Raffaela Milena Kunz | University of Zurich, Dr., Switzerland

Between Openness and Freedom – the Role of Fundamental Rights in the Open Science Transformation

Anna Sophia Tiedeke | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Ass. iur., Germany

No Collective Here! – Collective Consituational Counterstrategies in the Algorithmic Society

Kebene Wodajo | ETH Zurich, Dr., Switzerland

Law as a Structure: the Politics of Rights Discourse in AI Governance

Lucas Muniz Conceição | Università Bocconi, PhD Candidate, Italy

The Quantum State of the Individual in Platform Governance: Users and Citizens in Digital Constitutionalism

Francisco De Abreu Duarte | EUI, Dr., Italy

Online Expression as a Bargaining Game: Can Individual Users Really Inﬂuence Online Regulation?

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

248

Shifting Constitutional Paradigms: the Role of the Environment

The Place of Administrative Law

Chair

Raffaele Bifulco

LUISS Guido Carli, Prof., Italy

Pía Chible

University of Oxford, Dphil Student, Chile

Classroom 06.04 | Floor 6

Classroom 19.03 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Raffaele Bifulco | LUISS Guido Carli, Prof., Italy

The Impact of the Environmental Emergency on Constitutional Categories

Edoardo Chiti | Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Prof., Italy

The European Green Deal as a Turning Point in the EU Socio-Economic Paradigm

Giorgia Valentini | Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Ms., Italy

Sustainable Development as a Key Concept or an Obsolete One

Chiara Gentile | LUISS Guido Carli, Dr., Italy

The Environment and the Social Conﬂict

Alberto Di Chiara | LUISS Guido Carli, Dr., Italy

The Environment and the Social Conﬂict

Angelo Lerro | University of Naples “Parthenope”, Mr., Italy

The Environment in the Institutional Debate between Left and Right

Pía Chible | University of Oxford, Dphil Student, Chile

On the political aspect of administrative law

Mariana Canales | University of Oxford, Dphil Student, Chile

The Place of Administrative Rule - Making

Lia Lawton | University of Oxford, Dphil Student, Australia

Is Administrative Law Janus-faced? The Relationship between the Administrative and Constitutional Dimensions in

Legal Reasoning

Ana Diaz | University of Oxford, Dphil Student, Mexico

The right to care and the need for executive legal order’

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

249

The ﬁnancial sustainability of the contemporary constitutional

State: The submission of democracy to technocracy? (Spanish)

Book Roundtable - Federalism and the Rights of Persons with

Disabilities (edited by Delia Ferri, Francesco Palermo and

Giuseppe Martinico), Hart, 2023

Chair

Andrea Robles

Externado de Colombia University, Research-professor, Colombia

Giuseppe Martinico

Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna Pisa, Professor of Comparative Law, Italy

Classroom 19.02 | Floor 19

Classroom 03.03 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Magdalena Correa | Externado de Colombia University, Full professor, Colombia

El rol de Oﬁcinas de asesoría técnica presupuestarias a los Parlamentos: ¿Una apuesta por fortalecer la democracia o

por someterla a los dictámenes técnicos?

Floralba Padrón | Externado de Colombia University, Full professor, Colombia

La ﬁscalización democrática de los recursos públicos: Los principios de transparencia, publicidad y participación en la

rendición de cuentas.

Andrea Robles | Externado de Colombia University, Research-professor, Colombia

Las autoridades administrativas de naturaleza técnica en Colombia: ¿Sin lugar para decisiones de índole política?

Mariano Vivancos | University of Valencia, Associate professor, Spain

Políticas públicas de bienestar: ¿Austeridad para la sostenibilidad?

Francesco Palermo | University of Verona, Professor of Comparative Law, Italy

Governing the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Federal Systems: Trends and Patterns

Irene Spigno | Inter-American Academy of Human Rights of the Autonomous University of Coahuila, Professor - General

Director, Mexico

The impact of the CRPD on Mexican Federalism

Delia Ferri | Maynooth University, Professor of Law, Ireland

Disability Rights in the European Union: Federalising trends

Dorothy Estrada-Tanck | University of Murcia, Assistant Professor of Public International Law, Spain

Reﬂecting on the CRPD as international standard on disability rights and on its centralising force

Juan Jorge Piernas Lopez | University of Murcia, Professor of European Law, Spain

Reﬂecting on the European Union federal trends: the role of state aid and the social economy in fostering the inclusion

of persons with disabilities

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

250

Measuring Constitutional Legitimacy & Efﬁcacy26

Chair

Classroom 10.02 | Floor 10

Piotr Mikuli

Kagiellonian University, Professor, Poland

Neil Modi | Georgetown University Law Center, Doctoral Candidate, USA

The Fourth Branch & Transformative Constitutionalism: Matters of Constitutional Design

Abrak Saati | Umeå University, Associate Professor, Sweden

Designing Institutions That Work For Small Island States: Cohabitation As A Cure All?

Piotr Mikuli | Kagiellonian University, Professor, Poland

Protection of Judicial Independence in the Codiﬁed and Uncodiﬁed Constitutions

Luciano Simonetti I. | Yale University, JSD Candidate, USA

Substance Matters: Assessing The Relationship Between Constitutions And Political Legitimacy

Lorianne Updike Toler | Penn State, Visiting Associate Professor, USA

Constitution-writing Rules

Andrej Lang | University of Bremen, Visiting Professor, Germany

Fourth Branch Institutions as Guarantors of Rights

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

12.00-13.30

Speakers/Discussants

Parallel

Session 17

Wednesday

July 2024

13.00 - 14.30

252

Interest Group: Law, Resilience and Planetary Interventions01

Conveners

Angelina Fisher

Institute for International Law and Justice (IILJ), NYU

Benedict Kingsbury

New York University School of Law

Alejandro Rodiles

Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany

Classroom 07.04 | Floor 7

BU Panel 2: Cooperative Dimension of the Banking Union02

Chair

Raffaele D’Ambrosio

Banca d’Italia, Deputy director of the Legal service, Italy

Classroom 13.04 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Francescopaolo Chirico | Banca d’Italia, Member of the legal service, Italy

Composite administrative procedures in the Banking Union

Edoardo Rulli | European Commission, Member of the legal service, Belgium

The cooperation between European and national authorities in the bank resolution framework

Concetta Brescia Morra | Univ. Roma Tre, Professor of EU ﬁnancial law, Italy

Cooperation between EU bodies

Federico Pistelli | Univ. of Trento, Researcher in private law, Italy

Cooperation between EU bodies

Agnese Pizzolla | European Central Bank, Senior legal counsel, Germany

Close cooperation to the test: the participation of non-euro area Member States in the Banking Union

Raffaele D’Ambrosio | Banca d’Italia, Deputy director of the legal service, Italy

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

Beneﬁts and costs of the “Green” transition03

Chair

Adriana Ciancio

University of Catania Law Department, Full Professor in Constitutional Law, Italy

Classroom 07.03 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Adriana Ciancio | University of Catania Law department, Full Professor in Constitutional Law, Italy

Introductory remarks

Giuseppe Chiara | University of Catania Law department, Associate Professor in Constitutional Law, Italy

”Green transition” and ﬁnancial stability

Federica Fabrizzi | Sapienza University of Rome - Department of Political Science, Associate Professor in Public Law, Italy

Between landscape and environment: a new potential conﬂict?

Ignazio Spadaro | University of Catania Law Department, Research fellow in Comparative Public Law, Italy

Ecological transition and prospects for ﬁscal federalism

Caterina Adamo | University of Catania Department of Law, Ph.D. Candidate, Italy

Single-use plastics: ﬁghting the impact on the environment

253

Between Humans and Machines: How can Legislators and

Regulators use Artiﬁcial Intelligence for Better regulation?

Chair

Nicoletta Rangone

LUMSA University, Professor, Italy

Classroom 18.04 | Floor 18

Speakers/Discussants

Nicoletta Rangone | LUMSA University, Professor, Italy

AI revolutionary impact in life-cycle of law and regulation

Agustí Cerrillo Martínez | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Professor, Spain

Data-driven regulation: The use of AI to improve regulatory process

Julio Ponce Solé | Universitat de Barcelona, Professor, Spain

Rule-making, discretionary powers and human reserve: AI and interaction between machines and humans

Maria De Benedetto | Università degli studi Roma Tre, Professor, Italy

Quality vs quantity of legislation: criteria to make technological innovation and AI really useful in law-making and in

law-maintenance

Book rountable - “Parliamentarism and Encyclopaedism.

Parliamentary Democracy in an Age of Fragmentation”, by

Giovanni Rizzoni (Hart Publishing, 2024)

Chair

Cristina Fasone

Luiss University, associate professor, Italy

Classroom 11.02 | Floor 11

Speakers/Discussants

Cristina Fasone | Luiss university, Associate professor, Italy

Kari Palonen | University of Jyväskylä, Professor emeritus of Political Science, Finland

Amal Sethi | University of Hamburg, Senior Fellow at the Faculty of Law, Germany

Elena Carpegna Brivio | Università Bicocca, Resercher on Public Law, Italy

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

254

Gender in the Legal Academy: Feminist and LGBTQI+

Perspectives

Chair

Gráinne De Búrca

European University Institute and NYU Law School, Prof., Italy

Classroom 05.02 | Floor 5

Speakers/Discussants

Ana Micaela Alterio | ITAM School of Law, Prof., Mexico

Structural Gender Inequalities and Their Impact on the Academy. A Reﬂection from Latin America

Jaclyn Neo | National University of Singapore School of Law, Prof., Singapore

Gender Inequality in Academia: When Does it Start?

Stefano Osella | The University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law, Prof., China

Reconceptualizing Care in Academia: A New Constitutional Ethics of Care?

Marcela Prieto | USC Gould School of Law, Prof., USA

Gender and the Legal Academy

Mila Versteeg | University of Virginia School of Law, Prof., USA

Unsexing Citation: Closing the Gender Gap in Global Public Law

Europa y América: dos formas diferentes de afrontar los

desórdenes informativos que afectan a las democracias

occidentales

Chair

Ángela Moreno

Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Profesora de Derecho Constitucional, Spain

Classroom 04.02 | Floor 4

Speakers/Discussants

Isabel Serrano Maíllo | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Profesora Titular de Derecho Constitucional, Spain

“Alfabetización mediática contra la desinformación”

Leopoldo Abad Alcalá | Universidad San Pablo CEU, Catedrático de Derecho Constitucional, Spain

“Iniciativas contra la desinformación en el marco de la Unión Europea”

Ángela Moreno Bobadilla | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Profesora de Derecho Constitucional, Spain

“La amenaza del derecho a la información ante los desórdenes informativos. La postura de la Europa occidental”

Rolando Guevara | Profesor, Mexico

“Desinformación 2.0: La posverdad y la batalla por la veracidad informativa en México”

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

255

Constitutional silences and competing claims of constitutional

authority

Chair

Silvia Suteu

UCL, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Classroom 08.04 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Seána Glennon | UCD/University of Ottawa, Doctoral candidate (UCD) and Fellow (Ottawa), Ireland

Constitutional Silence, Referendums and Democracy

Gábor Halmai | EUI, Professor Emeritus, Italy

The Aftermath of Non-Codiﬁed and Invisible Constitutions: Constitutional Revolutions by High Courts in Israel and

Hungary

Joanne Murray | University of Ottawa, Postdoctoral fellow, Canada

Administrative and Citizen Interpretations of Unwritten Constitutional Principles: Canada in a Comparative Perspective

Colm O’Cinneide | UCL, Professor of Law, United Kingdom

Filling the Silence: The Challenges of Resolving Conﬂicting Claims of Constitutional Authenticity Within a Framework of

Unwritten Constitutionalism

Silvia Suteu | UCL, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Unstated Assumptions in Arguments from Constitutional Silence

Ming-Sung Kuo | University of Warwick, Reader in Law, United Kingdom

Book Roundtable - Gender, Sexuality and Constitutionalism

in Asia (Wen-Chen Chang, Kelley Loper, Mara Malagodi, Ruth

Rubio-Marín) - South Asia

Chair

Ruth Rubio Marin

University of Sevilla, Professor, Spain

Classroom 05.01 | Floor 5

Speakers/Discussants

Mara Malagodi | University of Warwick, Reader (Associate Professor), United Kingdom

Gender Gender, Sexuality and Constitutionalism in Nepal

Cristobal Alvear-Garijo | University of Sevilla, Doctoral Candidate, Spain

Gender, Sexuality and Constitutionalism in Pakistan

Xisca Pou Giménez | UNAM, Professor, Mexico

Response to book

David Vitale | University of Warwick, Associate Professor, United Kingdom

Response to book

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

256

Challenges for the Legal Regulation of Advances in

Neurotechnology (English, Portuguese, Spanish)

Chair

Ana Maria D’Ávila Lopes

Universidade de Fortaleza, PhD, Brazil

Classroom 18.03 | Floor 18

Speakers/Discussants

Felipe Paredes | Universidad Austral de Chile, PhD, Chile

Bases ﬁlosóﬁcas para el debate en torno a los neuroderechos en el marco de la teoría general de los derechos humanos

Antonio Jorge Pereira Júnior | Universidade de Fortaleza, PhD, Brazil

Os riscos invisíveis: manipulação da mente e do comportamento nas redes sociais

María Concepción Rayón Ballesteros | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, PhD, Spain

Retos de la inteligencia artiﬁcial y los neuroderechos en el ámbito de los procesos judiciales

Tiago Gagliano Pinto Alberto | Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná, PhD, Brazil

Neurotecnología y el fraude en la toma de decisiones basada en la prueba oral

Book Roundtable - The Taft Court: Making Law for a Divided

Nation, 1921-1930 (Author: Robert Post)

Chair

Julie Suk

Fordham University School of Law, Professor of Law, USA

Classroom 08.03 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Robert Post | Yale Law School, Sterling Professor of Law, USA

The Taft Court

Mark Graber | University of Maryland School of Law, University System of Maryland Regents Professor, USA

David Law | University of Virginia School of Law, E. James Kelly, Jr., Class of 1965 Research Professor of Law, USA

Ofra Bloch | Tel Aviv University, Assistant Professor, Colombia

Eleonora Bottini | University of Caen Normandy, Professor of Law, France

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

257

How is the principle of separation of powers and its invisible

layer useful to address the challenges of climate change, social

rights, and transformative constitutionalism?

Chair

Sergio Verdugo

IE University, Professor, Spain

Classroom 08.02 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Liz Fisher | Oxford University, Professor, United Kingdom

Separation of powers and climate change

Katharine Young | Boston College, Professor, USA

Separation of powers and social rights

James Fowkes | Universität Münster, Professor, Germany

Separation of powers and transformative constitutionalism: the transformative separation of powers

Zoltán Pozsár-Szentmiklósy | ELTE University, Assistant Professor, Hungary

The invisible separation of powers

The Different Dimensions of Constitutional Amendability13

Chair

Seán Rainford

Dublin City University, n/a, Ireland

Classroom 12.03 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Beatrice Monciunskaite | Dublin City University, Dr, Ireland

Constitutional Identity and the Spectrum of Unamendability in Central and Eastern Europe

Chelsea Guo | Princeton University, n/a, USA

Eternity Clauses as a Tool for Regulating AI Technology

Ignatius Yordan Nugraha | Hasselt University, Dr, Belgium

Abusive Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments: Indonesia, the Illiberal Pancasila and the Spectre of

Authoritarianism

Jacqueline Sirois | McGill University, n/a, Canada

Presentation TitleA Retroactive Modiﬁcation to Saskatchewan’s Constitution: Derailing Constitutional Amendments in

Canada?

Seán Rainford | Dublin City University, n/a, Ireland

‘Precious Heritage’ or ‘The Will of the People’: Constitutional Amendability in Ireland and India

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

258

Book roundtable - The Legitimacy of European Constitutional

Orders. A Comparative Inquiry (M. Dani, M. Goldoni, A. J.

Menéndez)

Chair

Marco Goldoni

University of Glasgow, Professor, Italy

Classroom 13.03 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Agustín José Menéndez | Universidad Complutense, Professor, Spain

Paul Linden-Retek | University at Buffalo School of Law, Professor, Czech Republic

Matthias Goldmann | EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht in Wiesbaden, Professor, Germany

Joana Mendes | Université du Luxembourg, Professor, Portugal

Marco Dani | University of Trento, Professor, Italy

Seizing the constitutional moment: implications for state

capacity and institutional resilience

Chair

Antonia Baraggia

University of Milano, Professor, Italy

Classroom 12.02 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Emilia Kowalewska | Centre for East European Studies, University of Warsaw, Ph.D. Student, Poland

Ukraine’s Coming Constitutional Moment: supporting implementation strategies to ensure reform sustainability

Nino Lapiashvili | Tblisi State University, Director of the Institute for European Studies of Ivane Javakhishvili, Georgia

”Georgia in the new wave of EU enlargement policy: Opportunities for successful Europeanisation during the ‘critical

juncture’ phase.

Anna Khvorostyankina | Eurasia International University (EIU), professor, Armenia

External existential threat, peace process, and a search for the constitutional identity: a “geopolitical constitutional

moment” for the Armenian constitutional reform?

Simone Benvenuti | Università degli Studi Roma 3, Professor, Italy

Geser Ganbaatar | University of Milano, P.h.D. Student, Mongolia

Aspiration and Adversity: the Mongolian Constitutional Moment’s Journey Towards Consolidated Democracy

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

259

Alexander Bickel’s inﬂuence on contemporary constitutionalism

(Spanish)

Chair

Luis Eugenio Garcia-Huidobro

Catholic University of Chile, Assistant Professor, Chile

Classroom 11.01 | Floor 11

Speakers/Discussants

José Francisco García | Catholic University of Chile, Associate Professor of Law, Chile

Vigencia del pensamiento de Bickel en teoría constitucional y democrática en el constitucionalismo global

contemporáneo

Miriam Henríquez | Alberto Hurtado University, Dean and Full Professor of Law, Chile

La diﬁcultad contramayoritaria de la revisión judicial de las leyes y las virtudes pasivas: lecciones para el constitucionalismo

de hoy

Sofía Treviño | Mexican Supreme Court, Clerk, Mexico

Inﬂuencia del pensamiento constitucional de Bickel en el constitucionalismo latinoamericano

Deference, Accountability and Administrative Justice: A View

from the Common Law World

Chair

Ashley Barnes

Macquarie University, Lecturer, Australia

Classroom 13.02 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Cora Chan | University of Hong Kong, Associate Professor, Hong Kong

Deference in human rights adjudication

Dean Knight | Victoria University of Wellington, Professor, New Zealand

Tertiary justiciability and declaratory remedies in common law judicial review in Aotearoa New Zealand

Jane Norton | University of Auckland, Senior Lecturer, New Zealand

Limiting rights during a pandemic — methodological lessons from Aotearoa New Zealand

Douglas McDonald-Norman | University of New South Wales, Phd Candidate, Australia

The Canary: Administrative Tribunals and Democratic Decline in India

Joshua Aird | University of New South Wales, PhD Candidate, Australia

The Culture of Justiﬁcation in Statutory Charters of Rights: Identiﬁcation and Assessment

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

260

A right to a stable climate? A multilevel, transnational analysis18

Chair

Heloísa Oliveira

Lisbon Public Law Research Centre, Dr., Portugal

Classroom 07.02 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

Heloísa Oliveira | Lisbon Public Law Research Centre, Dr., Portugal

A right to a stable climate: A logical deduction from the right to a healthy environmen

Margarida V. Sampaio | Lisbon Public Law Research Centre, Lic., Portugal

The duties of public administration in the pursuit of a stable climate

Matteo Fermeglia | University of Amsterdam, Dr., Netherlands

Sapere aude? Problematising the ECHR-based approach to address climate change as a human rights issue

Welena Silva | Faculdade de Direito de Bissau, MA, Guinea-Bissau

The right to access justice for climate defense in the African Human Rights system: between advances and setbacks (this

presentation will be held in Portuguese)

Minority Rights, Secularism and Identity in South Asia and the

Global South: Constitutions, Colonialism and the International

Chair

John Sebastian

University of Melbourne, PhD candidate, Australia

Classroom 07.01 | Floor 7

Speakers/Discussants

John Sebastian | University of Melbourne, PhD candidate, Australia

International Law and Minority Educational Institutions in India

Dinesha Samararatne | University of Colombo, Professor, Sri Lanka

Mathew John | OP Jindal Global University, Professor, India

The contested terrain of identity in Indian constitutional law

Adil Hasan Khan | University of Melbourne, Dr, Australia

Indirect Rule and the Making of the Minority Question (1858-1935)

Moiz Tundawala | University of Oxford, Dr, United Kingdom

On the Muslim Question: Citizenship, Non-belonging and the Paradox of Sovereignty in India

Mohammad Abu Sayeed | University of New South Wales, Dr, Australia

Between a republican and a Bengalee state: Confronting exclusionary constitutionalism in Bangladesh

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

261

The tension and risk of the principle of separation and balance

of powers in the era of populism

Chair

Gonzalo Ramirez-Cleves

Universidad Externado de Colombia, Professor, Colombia

Classroom 12.01 | Floor 12

Speakers/Discussants

Gonzalo Ramirez-Cleves | Universidad Externado de Colombia, Professor, Colombia

The tensions between the public powers in Colombia in the government of Gustavo Petro

Rafael Rubio | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Professor, Spain

Populism and electoral organizations

Heber Joel Campos | Pontiﬁcia Universidad Católica del Perú, Lecturer, Peru

The limits of the constitutional design in Peru and its impact in the erosion of democracy

A Resilient European and International Rule of Law21

Chair

Christina Jacobs

Helmut-Schmidt-University Hamburg, Research Assistant, Germany

Classroom 13.01 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Clarissa Barth | University of Hamburg, Doctoral researcher, Germany

A Resilient Multi-Level Principle of the Rule of Law within the European Union

Christina Jacobs | Helmut-Schmidt-University Hamburg, Research Assistant, Germany

The Rule of Law in the European Union’s External Action: An Examination of its Structure, Practicalities and Implications

Christopher Paskowski | Bucerius Law School, Research Assistant, Germany

The Rule of Law – A Truly Universal Concept? An Analysis of Regional Speciﬁcs, International Courts and a (Missing)

Common Understanding

Lasse Ramson | Centre of European Law and Politics (ZERP), University of Bremen, Research Assistant, Germany

The (International) Rule of Law as a Catch-all Concept: Critique and Alternative Re-conceptions

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

262

New forms of State intervention in the economy22

Chair

Aldo Sandulli

Luiss Guido Carli, Full Professor, Italy

Classroom 16.02 | Floor 16

Speakers/Discussants

Maurizia De Bellis | Tor Vergata University of Rome, Associate Professor, Italy

The NGEU, the Energy Crisis and the Shifting Boundaries of Conditionality

Tommaso Di Prospero | Sapienza University of Rome, PhD student, Italy

Harmonizing FDI screening in Europe: impact of the new EU framework on Member States

Elisabetta Tatì | Luiss Guido Carli, Non-tenured Assistant Professor, Italy

The New European Anti-Money Laundering Discipline: Protection of Financial Interests and Cybersecurity

Marco Bevilacqua | Luiss Guido Carli, Postdoctoral research fellow, Italy

How the strengthening of the EU’s ﬁscal autonomy is consolidating the production of European public goods

Francesco Dalla Balla | University of Trento, Postdoctoral research fellow, Italy

The role of Cassa depositi e prestiti in Italy: a comparative analysis on France and Germany’s legal systems

Simone Franca | University of Trento, Non-tenured Assistant Professor, Italy

The role of Cassa depositi e prestiti in Italy: a comparative analysis on France and Germany’s legal systems

Access to justice in the Anthropocene23

Chair

Ana García Juanatey

CEI International Affairs, Dr., Spain

Classroom 08.01 | Floor 8

Speakers/Discussants

Bettina Steible | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Dr., Spain

Access to EU courts in the climate change era: revisiting the Plaumann criteria

Mariona Cardona Valles | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Dr., Spain

Environmental Law in the Human Rights Spotlight: Exploring Feasibility, Availability, and Adequacy

Daniel Iglesias Márquez | Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Dr., Spain

Access to (climate) justice through mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence

Miguel Ángel Elizalde Carranza | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Dr., Spain

The State-Business Nexus: A Close Examination of State Ownership or Control of Business Enterprises as the Basis of

International Responsibility

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

263

Book Roundtable: Constitutional Courts, Media and Public

Opinion (Angioletta Sperti)

Chair

Yaniv Roznai

Harry Radzyner Law School, Reichman University, Professor, Israel

Classroom 17.01 | Floor 17

Speakers/Discussants

Marta Cartabia | Bocconi University, professor, Italy

Maartje de Visser | Singapore Management University, Professor, Singapore

Diletta Tega | Bologna University, Professor, Italy

Tania Groppi | University of Siena, Professor, Italy

Angioletta Sperti | University of Pisa, Professor, Italy

EU Digital Markets & AI25

Chair

Classroom 17.02 | Floor 17

Przemyslaw Palka

Jagiellonian University, Assistant Professor, Poland

Gianluca Buttarelli | Roma Tre University, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Independent Authorities in the European Digital Markets

Przemyslaw Palka | Jagiellonian University, Assistant Professor, Poland

Mental health, technology, and the law: drawing lessons from the EU’s digital policy so far

Marie-José Garot | IE University, Associate Professor, Spain

Application publique du Règlement sur les services numériques (DSA): un nouveau rôle pour la Commission européenne?

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

264

Law in Times of Emergency

AI, Social Media & Freedom of Expression

Chair

Classroom 16.01 | Floor 16

Classroom 18.02 | Floor 18

Wen-Chen Chang

National Taiwan University, College of Law, Professor, Taiwan

Rui Lanceiro

University of Lisbon, Doctor, Portugal

Wen-Chen Chang | National Taiwan University, College of Law, Professor, Taiwan

The Use and Misuse of Writ of Habeas Corpus in Taiwan’s Pandemic Control: The Limits of Law and Social Legitimacy

Chun-Yuan Lin | Chung Yuan Christian University, School of Law, Associate Professor, Taiwan

The Use and Misuse of Writ of Habeas Corpus in Taiwan’s Pandemic Control: The Limits of Law and Social Legitimacy

Julie Falck | University of Western Australia, Lecturer, Australia

Foundations of Sand: The Rule of Law Mirage in Western Australia

Jessica Kerr | University of Western Australia, Lecturer, Australia

Foundations of Sand: The Rule of Law Mirage in Western Australia

Marco Rizzi | University of Western Australia, Associate Professor, Australia

Foundations of Sand: The Rule of Law Mirage in Western Australia

Tuukka Brunila | University of Turku, Postdoctoral researcher, Finland

Legalist emergency regime and the resilience of the rule of law; experiences from the Finnish COVID-19 state of emergency

Ryan Mitchell | Chinese University of Hong Kong, Associate Professor of Law, Hong Kong

Emergency Economic Powers and the Statecraft of Democratic Resilience

Sascha Mueller | University of Canterbury, Senior Lecturer, New Zealand

Effects of Securitisation on the Passage and Use of Extraordinary/Emergency Legislation

Ehteshamul Bari | Australian Catholic University, Deputy Head (Research) of Thomas More Law School, Australia

The Normalisation of Subversion of the Rule of Law and Violation of Human Rights: An Insight into Bangladesh’s

Permanent State of Emergency

Juha Tuovinen | Durham Law School, Dr., United Kingdom

Regulating Freedom of Expression on Social Media: The First Three Years of the Meta Oversight Board

Jasmin Wachau | University of Erfurt, Doctoral Researcher, Germany

The Meta Oversight Board in Contemporary Constitutional Discourse

Rui Lanceiro | University of Lisbon, Doctor, Portugal

Artiﬁcial intelligence and freedom of expression

Francesca Cerulli | University of Florence, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Safeguarding Future Generations: The Legal Status of Intergenerational Equity in International Law

Joel Bakan | Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia, Professor, Canada

Free Speech, Social Media Platforms, and the Horizontal Application of Constitutional Rights: A Comparative Analysis

Sujit Choudhry | Haki Chambers Global, Head of Chambers, Canada

Free Speech, Social Media Platforms, and the Horizontal Application of Constitutional Rights: A Comparative Analysis

Ainhoa Lasa López | University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Associate professor, Spain

Analysing AI from the constitutional categories of subject, rights, Law and form of State

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

Speakers/Discussants

265

Critical Constitutionalism

Human Rights & Constitutionalism

Chair

Classroom 18.01 | Floor 18

Classroom 04.01 | Floor 4

Verónica Undurraga

Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Full professor of law, Chile

Klaudia Kaptur

University of Wrocław, Master of Administration, Poland

Alicia Cárdenas Cordón | Universidad de Córdoba, PhD student, Spain

Constitutional Jurisdiction and Feminist Constitutionalism: A Reﬂection from the Spanish Experience (SPANISH)

Daniel Haefke | Cornell Law School, J.S.D., USA

Constitutions and National Imagination

Andreas Buser | Freie Universität Berlin, Research Assistant, Germany

Towards Planetary Constitutionalism: The Case of Germany

Verónica Undurraga | Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Full professor of law, Chile

Contributions of the Chilean constitutional process to gender constitutionalism: What remains and what have we

learned after two failed proposals?

Patrick C Leisure | Masaryk University, PhD Researcher, Czech Republic

Opening the Black Box: The Role of Oral Hearings at the European Court of Human Rights

Mateo Merchán Duque | NYU LAW, JSD Student, USA

International Human Rights tribunals in an era of democratic backsliding

Ruben Veranneman | Federal Public Service Interior, LL.M, Belgium

Immunity of legislators in the age of participative democracy: should citizens’ assemblies beneﬁt from the same

safeguards as elected legislators?

Carolina Pérez Salamanca | University Carlos III of Madrid, Pre- doctoral researcher, Spain

The international public law and the increasing of violence against women in the context of armed conﬂicts

Klaudia M Kaptur | University of Wrocław, Master of Administration, Poland

Sustainability and development of protection against gender based violence and discrimination in Central and Eastern

Europe

Harriet Ní Chinnéide | Hasselt University, PhD Researcher, Belgium

Inside the ECtHR: An empirical exploration of perspectives on process-based review in Strasbourg

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

13.00-14.30

Speakers/Discussants

Parallel

Session 18

Wednesday

July 2024

14.00 - 15.30

267

Interest Group: Emerging Rights (IGER)01

Conveners

Jose M. Sauca

University Carlos III of Madrid

Classroom 06.04 | Floor 6

Book Roundtable - Populism and Constitutional Changes,

Aurélie Duffy-Meunier and Nicoletta Perlo (ed.), Conﬂuences des

droits, DICE ed., 2024

Chair

Aurélie Duffy-Meunier

Aix-Marseille University, Professor, France

Classroom 14.04 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Nicoletta Perlo | Toulouse Capitole University, Associate Professor, France

Populism and Constitutional Changes in Italy.Everything must change for everything to remain the same?

Fernando Arlettaz | Zaragoza University, Professor, Spain

The Inﬂuence of Populism on Constitutional Changes: The Case of Argentina

Fruzsina Orosz | Sciences Centre for Social Sciences- Institute for Legal Studies - Budapest, Director of Institute, Hungary

The Inﬂuence of Populism on Constitutional Changes in Hungary

Aurélie Duffy-Meunier | Aix Marseille University, Professor, France

Populism and Constitutional Changes in the United Kingdom

| Parallel Sessions _ Wednesday 10

14.00-15.30

Reforming the EU & its Institutions?03

Chair

Classroom 15.04 | Floor 15

Kieran Bradley

NYU, Senior Emile Noël Global Fellow, USA

Urska Sadl | University of Copenhagen, Dr., Denmark

Less is not more: The failure of the de-centralized enforcement of free movement

Eun Hye Kim | University of Copenhagen, Dr., Denmark

Less is not more: The failure of the de-centralized enforcement of free movement

Kieran Bradley | NYU, Senior Emile Noël Global Fellow, USA

Reform of the CJEU: evolution or revolution?

Marja-Liisa Öberg | Lund University, Associate Professor of EU Law, Sweden

Understanding Spatiality in EU Free Movement Law: The Case of Cross-border Regions

Kálmán Pócza | Mathias Corvinus Collegium, senior research fellow, Hungary

Constitutional Pluralism: In Praise of Political Compromises

Márton Csapodi | Mathias Corvinus Collegium, research fellow, Hungary

Constitutional Pluralism: In Praise of Political Compromises

Pieter-Augustijn Van Malleghem | UCLouvain, Professor, Belgium

Modern Monetary Theory and Federally Structured Monetary Sovereignty

Dionysios Pelekis | Utrecht University, Postdoctoral Researcher, Netherlands

EU State Aid Law, Industrial Policy, and Crisis Response: A Constitutional Problem?

268

United in Diversity? The Opportunities and Challenges of

Mutual Recognition’s Implementation in EU Law

Navigating the Legal Frontiers of Emerging Technology:

Perspectives from East Asia

Chair

Mariolina Eliantonio

Maastricht University, Faculty of law, Professor of European and Comparative Administrative Law and Procedure, Netherlands

Masahiro Sogabe

Kyoto University, Professor, Japan

Classroom 15.03 | Floor 15

Classroom 20.04 | Floor 20

Speakers/Discussants

Rónán Riordan | Maastricht University, Faculty of law, Assistant Professor of Comparative and European Law, Netherlands

”Governing Services: Exploring the Differentiated Implementation of ‘Managed’ Mutual Recognition in EU Service Law”

Ana Bobić | Court of Justice of the European Union, Référendaire in the cabinet of Advocate General Ćapeta, Luxembourg

Minimum harmonisation as help for mutual recognition in criminal matters: some (un)intended consequences

Lavinia Kortese | Utrecht University, School of Law, Assistant Professor in EU Law, Nepal

Mutual Recognition and the Achievement of Free Movement through Digital Tools

Luis Arroyo Jiménez | University of Castilla-La Mancha, Faculty of Law, Associate Professor of Administrative Law, Spain

Graduating deference of transnational judicial review

Mariolina Eliantonio | Maastricht University, Faculty of law, Professor of European and Comparative Administrative Law

and Procedure, Netherlands

Hsin-Hsuan Lin | National Cheng-Kung University, Assistant Professor, Taiwan

The Brussels Effect in China? – Drivers and Barriers to the Diffusion of AI Regulations in China

Miki Kadota | Kyoto University, Assistant Professor, Japan

Freedom of Assembly and Digital Surveillance

Kuan-Wei Chen | Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Doctoral Student, Germany

Clarifying Expectations, Asking the Right Questions: A Case Study of the Proposed AI Judgment Generation System in

Taiwan

Shih-An Wang | University of Chicago Law School, J.S.D. Candidate, USA

The legal regime of data surveillance and protection from the perspective of national security: the experience of South

Korea

Jing-Yin Pan | Kyoto University, Doctoral Student, Japan

Legal challenges for “Cybernetic Avatar”: for a society liberated from constraints of the body, brain, space, and time.

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14.00-15.30

269

The democratic expectations of Facial Recognition Technology

Book Roundtable - “The Impact of the Inter-American

System of Human Rights: Transformations on the Ground”

(Armin von Bogdandy,Flávia Piovesan,Eduardo Ferrer Mac-

Gregor,andMariela Morales Antoniazzi, eds.) (Spanish)

Chair

Sveva Del Gatto

University of Macerata, Professor, Italy

Armin von Bogdandy

Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Director, Germany

Classroom 20.03 | Floor 20

Classroom 10.01 | Floor 10

Speakers/Discussants

Giuseppe Mobilio | University of Florence, Assistant Professor, Italy

Facial recognition technologies: threats or opportunities for democracy?

Natalia Menéndez González | European University Institute, Research associate, Italy

Proportionality and the use of Facial Recognition Technology: With great Power comes Great Responsibility

Vincenzo Tiani | VUB - Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Ph.D candidate, Belgium

Deep fakes: is the transparency obligation of the AI Act sufﬁcient?

Ernestina Sacchetto | University of Turin, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Italy

The assessment of the probative value of a match resulting from an automated facial recognition comparison as a

spotlight of a democratic society

Eduardo Ferrer Mac-Gregor | Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Judge, Mexico

Pedro Vaca | Inter-American Commission of Human Rights, Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression, Colombia

Mariela Morales Antoniazzi | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Senior Researcher,

Germany

Catalina Botero-Marino | Facebook/Instagram Oversight Board, Co-chair, Colombia

Pablo Saavedra | Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Registrar, Chile

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14.00-15.30

270

Brazilian Constitutionalism II - Fundamental Rights

Insights from the Laboratory of Constitutionalism

Chair

Juliana Cesario Alvim Gomes

Central European University (CEU)/Federal Universtiy of Minas Gerais (UFMG), Prof. Dr., Austria

Classroom 06.02 | Floor 6

Classroom 19.02 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Antonio Maués | Federal University of Pará (UFPA), Prof. Dr., Brazil

Equality

Clara Iglesias Keller | Weizenbaum Institute/WZB Berlin, Prof. Dr., Germany

Freedom of Expression

Juliana Cesario Alvim Gomes | Central European University (CEU)/Federal Universtiy of Minas Gerais (UFMG), Prof. Dr., Austria

Women and LGBTQIA+ Rights

Ligia Fabris | Yale University, Visiting Professor, USA

Political Rights

Thiago Amparo | Getulio Vargas Foundation São Paulo (FGV/SP), Prof. Dr., Brazil

Citizenship

Anita Blagojević

Faculty of Law Osijek, Full professor, Croatia

Roy L. Sturgeon | Independent Scholar, New Orleans, USA

Comrade Xiaoping’s Constitutional Experiment Survives in Hong Kong. Or, What If Carrie Lam Had Withdrawn the

Extradition Bill on June 15, 2019?

Brechtje J. Huiskes | University of Aruba, LL.M., LL.M., Aruba

Reassessing parliamentary immunity in the European and Caribbean parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: Does

size matter?

Anita Blagojević | Faculty of Law Osijek, Full professor, Croatia

The Challenge of Gender Democracy in Croatia

Yuichiro Tsuji | Meiji University, Professor, Japan

Freedom of Expression and Kings under the Constitution in Japan

Andreas Orator | Free University Berlin, Professor, Germany

The rigid, the ﬂexible, and the stable constitutions of the European Union: Rendering EU constitutional development

more adaptive

Muhammad Yoppy Adhi Hernawan | The University of Melbourne, Master Student, Australia

Indonesian Constitutional Dictatorship: Ticking Bomb for Indonesian Democracy

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14.00-15.30

271

Sustainable and responsible production and consumption of

food: redeﬁning its multiple dimensions

Public Administration, AI & Fairness

Chair

Carola Ricci

University of Pavia, Professor, Italy

Classroom 06.03 | Floor 6

Classroom 19.04 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Carola Ricci | University of Pavia, professor, Italy

The multiple dimensions of the right to ‘adequate’ food under international law

Anna Facchinetti | University of Pavia, Research fellow, Italy

The value of food between ancestral traditions and global value chains: the case of indigenous peoples

Aldo Piccone | University of Pavia, Research fellow, Italy

The cultural value of food under international law

Andrea Iurato | University of Pavia, Research Fellow, Italy

Who decides the value of food? The EU approach to food waste

Johan Wolswinkel

Tilburg University, Professor of Administrative Law, Netherlands

Arian Henning | Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods, Junior Research Fellow, Germany

Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Algorithmic Fairness in Public Decision-Making

Pascal Langenbach | Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods, Senior Research Fellow, Germany

Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Algorithmic Fairness in Public Decision-Making

Sajal Sharma | UPES, Assistant Professor, India

The quest for evolving regulatory agencies in an AI driven world: A public law analysis

Johan Wolswinkel | Tilburg University, Professor of Administrative Law, Netherlands

Case-Inclusive Transparency for a Digital and Open Government (CITaDOG)

Jennifer Raso | McGill University, Assistant Professor, Canada

Responsible AI: Binaries that Bind

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14.00-15.30

272

Risk administration: resilience and sustainability

The core components of the separation of powers in executive-

led and authoritarian states

Chair

Vinicio Lacopino

Università degli Studi di Napoli ‘Federico II’, Researcher, Italy

Eoin Carolan

University College Dublin, Professor, Ireland

Classroom 15.02 | Floor 15

Classroom 14.03 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Vinicio Brigante | Università degli Studi di Napoli ‘Federico II’, Researcher, Italy

Resilient administration: adaptability between ordinariness and emergency

Annarita Iacopino | Università Europea di Roma, Associate Professor, Italy

Sustainable development, prevention and precaution: rules for proceeding, not rules for deciding

Giovanna Iacovone | Università degli Studi della Basilicata, Associate Professor, Italy

Land planning between emergency and risk

Vanessa Manzetti | Università degli Studi di Pisa, Associate Professor, Italy

The costs of emergency and the role of the Court of Auditors

Marina D’Orsogna | Università degli Studi di Teramo, Full Professor, Italy

Intergenerational equity and sustainability

Ondřej Kadlec | Masaryk University, Assistant Professor, Czech Republic

Checks and Balances in challenging environments

Roger Masterman | Durham University, Professor, United Kingdom

The Core and Penumbra of Separation of Powers: Separation of Institutions and Functions

Margit Cohn | The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Professor, Israel

Separation of powers and the executive

Joshua Haynes-Mannering | Universität Wien, PhD student, Austria

Separation of powers in authoritarian states

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14.00-15.30

273

Technological progress - the state’s constitutional duty to

promote and to protect

Exploring public law and its institutions: the challenges of a

gender perspective

Chair

Rainer Arnold

University of Regensbug, Prof. Dr., Germany

Sophie Weerts

Université de Lausanne, Professor, Switzerland

Classroom 19.03 | Floor 19

Classroom 03.04 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Luca Mezzetti | University of Bologna, Prof. Dr., Italy

Science and rule of Law: XXI century challenges

Cristina Hermida Del LLano | University Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Prof. Dr., Spain

Artiﬁcial intelligence applied to the administration of Justice

Ania Rytel-Warzocha | University of Gdansk, Ass.Prof. Dr., Poland

Technological progress and its impact on the interpretation of the Polish Constitution

Miroslaw Granat | Cardinal Stanislaw Wyszyński University, Warsaw, Prof. Dr., Poland

Digital revolution and the constitutional principles

Katerina Iliadou | University of Athens, Ass.Prof. Dr., Greece

The role of the state in promoting the development of energy technologies

Camille Barbe | Université de Bordeaux, PhD candidate, France

The beneﬁts of interdisciplinary research in feminist constitutionalism

Giulia De Pascale | Université Libre de Bruxelles, PhD candidate, Belgium

Between constraints and opportunities: gender equality policies in federal Belgium

Sophie Mercier | Université Catholique de Louvain, PhD candidate, Belgium

Beyond the Rules: A Feminist Analysis of Institutions and Their Acts

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14.00-15.30

274

Studying merit in judicial appointments

Trust in judicial governance

Chair

Ágnes Kovács

Eötvös Loránd University, Lecturer, Hungary

Esther van Zimmeren

University of Antwerp, Professor, Belgium

Classroom 06.01 | Floor 6

Classroom 10.02 | Floor 10

Speakers/Discussants

Samo Bardutzky | University of Ljubljana, Associate Professor, Slovenia

The selection procedures before the Slovenian Judicial Council through qualitative lens

Tilen Štajnpihler Božič | University of Ljubljana, Assistant Professor, Slovenia

Merit and diversity in juxtaposition: Empirical data on judicial appointments in Slovenia

Sarah Ganty | Ghent University, Senior Researcher, Belgium

Merit-based egalitarianism and the judiciary

Samuel Spáč | Masaryk University, Researcher, Czech Republic

The role of informality in the selection of judges

Alex Schwartz | University of Glasgow, Senior Lecturer, United Kingdom

Studying judicial appointments and merit - a response

Monika Glavina | Erasmus University Rotterdam, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

To trust and to be trusted: Exploring levels and drivers of trust between courts in the European multilevel judicial system

Juan Mayoral | Carlos III University of Madrid, Distinguished Researcher, Spain

The Relevance of Judicial Trust for Cooperating with the CJEU

Marleen Kappé | KU Leuven, PhD Researcher, Belgium

Is trust between judges in judicial cooperation in criminal matters possible? An evaluation of the essences of trust and

judicial cooperation

Esther van Zimmeren | University of Antwerp, Professor, Belgium

Reconceptualization of Trustworthiness in Specialized Courts – A Case Study of the Uniﬁed Patent Court

Jakob Frateur | University of Antwerp, PhD researcher, Belgium

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14.00-15.30

275

A Minute to Midnight: On the Necessity of Deﬁning a Basic

Structure of Mexico’s Constitution and the Role of the Supreme

Court in such an undertaking. History, Methodology, and Models

Ideology and Identity

Chair

Irene Parra Prieto

ITAM, L.L.B., Mexico

Nicola Tommasini

Oxford, Mr, United Kingdom

Classroom 03.01 | Floor 3

Classroom 03.03 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Jaime Olaiz-González | Universidad Panamericana, Prof., Mexico

Users’ Manual: A Few Guidelines to Frame a Basic Structure of a Constitution [in Peril]

José Mario de la Garza | Escuela Libre de Derecho, L.L.B., Mexico

The Mexican Supreme Court’s approach to the judicial control of unconstitutional constitutional norms: a still unﬁnished

methodology

Irene Parra Prieto | ITAM, L.L.B., Mexico

Decoding the ‘Basic Structure’ Doctrine: A Comparative Analysis of Landmark Decisions

Gonzalo Bolio | University of Chicago, L.L.B., Mexico

Archeology of the basic structure doctrine

Vanessa MacDonnell | University of Ottawa, Prof., Canada

Nick Barber | Oxford, Professor, United Kingdom

Attachment and Constitutional Identity

George Duke | Deakin, Professor, Australia

Constitutional Symbolism and the Common Good

Tarun Khaitan | LSE, Professor, United Kingdom

(Liberal Egalitarian) Fraternity: A behavioural basis for political belonging.

Rupavardhini Balakrishnan Raju | Oxford, Ms, United Kingdom

Constitutionalising the Nation: Nationalism and Constitutional Identity

Ewan Smith | UCL, Professor, United Kingdom

Pluralism, Perfectionism and Ideology.

Wim Voermans | Leiden, Professor, Netherlands

Identity and Stories in the Constitution

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14.00-15.30

276

Book Roundtable - Transnational Constitution Making. External

Actors, Expertise, and Democratic Transition (Alicia Pastor y

Camarasa)

Protecting democracy through human rights courts: political

process theory goes international

Chair

Elisabeth Perham

UNSW, Lecturer, Australia

Tom Daly

University of Melbourne, Prof., Australia

Classroom 14.02 | Floor 14

Classroom 14.01 | Floor 14

Speakers/Discussants

Rodrigo Kaufmann | Tilburg University, Assistant Professor, Netherlands

Hannah Birkenkotter | Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), Assistant Professor, Mexico

Tom Ginsburg | University of Chicago, Professor of Law, USA

Alicia Pastor y Camarasa | University of Lausanne, Post Doctoral Researcher, Switzerland

Adem Abebe | IDEA, Prof/Advisor, Netherlands

The African Court and its role in safeguarding constitutional democracy

Gavin Phillipson | University of Bristol, Prof., United Kingdom

A Mixed Blessing? Political Process Theory in the Strasbourg Court and the Interface Between the ECHR and National

Law

Delﬁna Beguerie | Yale Law School, PhD/JSD student, Argentina

The ideas of democracy in the Inter-American Court

Michaela Hailbronner | University of Münster, Prof., Germany

Representation reinforcement in the ECHR

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14.00-15.30

277

Climate Emergency and Transformative Constitutionalism in

Latin America: Challenges and Perspectives (Spanish)

Rule of Law as a Living Instrument

Chair

René Urueña

Universidad de Los Andes, Profesor, Colombia

Dimitry Kochenov

CEU Democracy Institute, Professor; Lead Researcher, Hungary

Classroom 20.02 | Floor 20

Classroom 03.02 | Floor 3

Speakers/Discussants

Edward Pérez | University College of London, PhD Student, United Kingdom

Ignacio Perotti Pinciroli | European University of Madrid, Lecturer, Spain

Soledad García Muñoz | Georgetown University, Robert F. Drinan, S.J. Chair in Human Rights, USA

The transformative character of the Inter-American system in the recognition and protection of the human right to a

healthy environment

Cristina Rosero | Center for Reproductive Rights, Senior Legal Adviser, Colombia

Climate Emergency and Gender Equality. Reproductive Healthcare in Danger

Thalia Viveros Uehara | Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Research Fellow, Germany

The Climate Emergency before Latin America’s (Transformative) Constitutionalism: Evolving and Emerging Dialogues

Barbara Grabowska-Moroz | CEU Democracy Institute, Senior Research Fellow, Hungary

Civil Society Organizations and Rule of Law Mechanisms in the European Union - challenges, limitations and opportunities

Elena Basheska | CEU Democracy Institute, Research Afﬁliate, Hungary

The Rule of Law and geopolitics in EU enlargement: Coffee break, anyone?

Aleksandra Ancite-Jepifánova | CEU Democracy Institute, Research Fellow, Hungary

EU-Belarus Border Crisis and the Erosion of Asylum-Seeker Rights in a Comparative Perspective

John Morijn | University of Groningen, Professor, Netherlands

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14.00-15.30

278

Brazilian Courts & Constitutional Resilience?

Constitutional Law and Politics of Secession

Chair

Antoni Abat i Ninet

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Researcher, Spain

Classroom 20.01 | Floor 20

Classroom 19.01 | Floor 19

Speakers/Discussants

Erika Arban | University of Melbourne, researcher, Australia

Constitutional law, federalism, and secession

Catarina Santos Botelho | Catholic University of Porto, Professor of Law and Chair of Constitutional Law at Porto Faculty

of Law, Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Portugal

Building bridges: A Janus-faced secession

Antoni Abat Ninet | Universitat Autònoma of Barcelona, Researcher, Spain

Life and death of states: Secession as birth and not suicide: De-transcendentalizing a political taboo

Pau Bossacoma Busquets | Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Assitant Professor, Spain

The regulation of secession

Giuseppe Martinico | Santa Anna Pisa, Professor of Comparative Law, Italy

Taming the beast: On constituent power and secession

Carlos Affonso Souza

Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ), Professor, Brazil

Flavia Danielle Santiago Lima | UPE, PHD, Brazil

Competition and cooperation between institutions of a polycentric justice system: a Brazilian case study

Bernardo Brasil Campinho | Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, Associate Professor, Brazil

A proposed review of the interpretation and application of the Hague Convention on International Child Abduction in

light of other norms of the global human rights system: reﬂections based on the analysis of judicial precedents in federal

courts in Brazil

Gabriel Guimaraes Batista | UFRJ - Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Graduate student, Brazil

The Judicial Branch As Reformer Of Brazilian Institutions

Carlos Affonso Souza | Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ), Professor, Brazil

The Storm After the Storm: the contentious debate over Internet regulation in Brazil after the Bolsonaro years

Dimitri Dimoulis | Fundação Getulio Vargas, Full professor, Brazil

The Brazilian Constitution in Crisis (2015-2022).A loss of normative substance and selective effectiveness

Soraya Gasparetto Lunardi | Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp), Full professor, Brazil

The Brazilian Constitution in Crisis (2015-2022).A loss of normative substance and selective effectiveness

Maria Eduarda Vilela Carraro | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Student, Brazil

The Judiciary and Regulatory Agencies in Brazil: How Judicial Control and Jurisprudence inﬂuence the decisions of the

National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC)

Carlos Alberto Bolonha | Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Professor, Brazil

The Judiciary and Regulatory Agencies in Brazil: How Judicial Control and Jurisprudence inﬂuence the decisions of the

National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC)

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Session 19

Wednesday

July 2024

14.45 - 16.15

280

Partisanship and Democracy in a Polarized Society

The Financial Constitution as a Facilitator of Authoritarianism

Chair

Jeong-In Yun

Korea University, Research Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Matthias Goldmann

Max Planck Institute Heidelberg & EBS University, Professor, Germany

Classroom 12.04 | Floor 12

Classroom 13.03 | Floor 13

Speakers/Discussants

Zin-Wan Park | Kyungpook National University, Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Political Polarization and Constitutional Law

Hyo-Youen Kim | Korea University, Research Professor, Korea, Republic of Korea

Democratic Literacy and Civic Education in a Polarized Era

Hanui Jo | Hanyang University, PhD Researcher, Korea, Republic of Korea

Fandom Politics and Partisanship in Korean Party Politics

Sangsoon Kim | Seoul National University, PhD Student, Korea, Republic of Korea

Sung Ho Park | Hanyang University, PhD Student, Korea, Republic of Korea

Partisanship and Democracy in the Law-making (or Legislative) Process

Joana Mendes | University of Luxemburg, Professor, Luxembourg

Law, executive bodies and accountability: norms conducive to substantive change?

Agustín J Menéndez | Universidad Complutense, Professor, Spain

Teresa Violante | FAU Nuremberg, Dr., Germany

European integration and the transition from transformative to open constitutionalism

Marco Dani | University of Trento, Professor, Italy

Deconsitutionalizing Public Finance

Goldmann Matthias | EBS University Wiesbaden & Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and Int’l Law,

Professor, Germany

From Weimar to Washington: The Financial Constitution and Democratic Decline

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14.45-16.15

281

Constitutional Revolutions in Russia & Georgia

Perspectives on the Judicial Role

Chair

Classroom 11.02 | Floor 11

Classroom 08.04 | Floor 8

Robert Blitt

University of Tennessee College of Law, Toms Foundation Distinguished Professor of Law, USA

Mariano Melero

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Doctor, Spain

Eugene Mazo | Duquesne University Thomas R. Kline School of Law, Visiting Assistant Professor, USA

Constitutional (R)evolution in Russia and Ukraine

Robert Blitt | University of Tennessee College of Law, Toms Foundation Distinguished Professor of Law, USA

Justifying Aggression: Russia’s 2020 Constitutional Amendments and the Invasion of Ukraine

Tea Kavelidze | Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, doctoral student, Georgia

Foreign powers of the President and Government of Georgia and their impact on the stability of the Constitution

Yulia Ioffe | University College London (UCL), Assistant Professor, United Kingdom

2020 Constitutional Reform, (Propaganda) War, and LGBT Rights in Russia

Eka Kavelidze | European University, Professor, Georgia

The inﬂuence of Parliamentary Control on the Stability of the Constitution in Georgia

Mariano C Melero | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Doctor, Spain

The role of courts in a constitutional democracy: lessons from Spain

Jakub Hudský | University of Wrocław, Mgr, Poland

Populist justice and women’s reproductive rights (based on the case of Poland)

Jena Karim | University of London, Institute of Advanced Legal Study (IALS), Doctoral student, USA

How Collaboration of Informal Justice and Local Government Actors on Constitutional Equality Rights Can Move Toward

Substantive Equality

AI, Ethics & Neuro-Rights05

Chair

Classroom 18.04 | Floor 18

Rostam Neuwirth

University of Macau, Professor/Head of Department, Macao

Triantafyllos Gkouvas | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Postdoctoral Researcher, Spain

Artiﬁcial Intelligence and Moral Status

Rostam J. Neuwirth | University of Macau, Professor/Head of Department, Macao

Individualized Mass Manipulation Through Subliminal Artiﬁcial Intelligence (AI) Systems: Prohibited AI Practices in the AI

Act and the Right to Cognitive Liberty

Eugenia Relaño Pastor | Complutense University, Professor, Spain

Neurorights and freedom of thought, conscience and religion

Chun-Chi Hung | Institute of Law for Science and Technology, National Tsing Hua University, Assistant Professor, Taiwan

Towards Inclusive AI Governance: Exploring Indigenous Commons and Collaborative Paradigms

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14.45-16.15

Speakers/Discussants

282

The challenges of criminal law in facing AI-related harms

The golden age of European space regulation

Chair

Classroom 18.03 | Floor 18

Classroom 16.02 | Floor 16

Beatrice Fragasso

Università degli Studi di Milano, PhD, Post-doctoral fellow, Italy

Aldo Sandulli

Luiss University, Full Professor, Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Beatrice Fragasso | Università degli Studi di Milano, PhD, Post-doctoral fellow, Italy

AI-related harms as a ‘socially accepted risk’? Scope and limits of criminal liability for AI providers

Marco Edgardo Florio | Università degli Studi di Roma “Sapienza”, PhD, Post-doctoral fellow, Italy

Why punish a “criminal” AI? (Critical) reﬂections around a thesis

Clementina Salvi | Queen Mary Law School, PhD student; Teaching assistant, United Kingdom

Regulating AI-generated harms: the case of intimate image abuse

Maria Dellagiacoma | Università Bocconi, PhD student; Teaching assistant, Italy

The algorithmic trading dilemma. Updating market abuse offenses, need or overreach?

Beatrice Panattoni | Università degli Studi di Verona, PhD; Post-doctoral fellow, Italy

AI in Healthcare: whether and how attributing criminal liability to health operators

Maria Elena De Maestri | Università di Genova, Research Fellow, Italy

EU, ESA and Member States after the European Space Law (with Chiara Cellerino, Università di Genova)

Andrea Capurso | Luiss University, Ph.D. Candidate, Italy

Beyond the Outer Space Treaty: Filling Gaps with National and Regional Space Laws (with Andrea Capurso, Luiss

University)

Laetitia Cesari | University of Luxembourg, Doctoral Researcher, Luxembourg

European Space Law: An Impact on National Authorization Practice (with Laetitia Cesari Zarkan, University of

Luxembourg)

Jakub Handrlica | Charles University, Full Professor, Czech Republic

Charting the Course Towards European Nuclear Use in the Space

Elisabetta Tatì | Luiss University, Research Fellow, Italy

Sustainability and Innovation in the European Space Regulation: The Role of Public Procurement

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14.45-16.15

283

Economic and Social Rights & Constitutionalism

The future of Energy Law: a Consumer-centric Legal Framework

Chair

Classroom 07.04 | Floor 7

Classroom 13.01 | Floor 13

Etienne Durand

University of Essex, Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

Speakers/Discussants

Laura Kaschny | Tilburg University, PhD Candidate, Netherlands

Energy consumers and Energy Justice

Etienne Durand | University of Essex, Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

Energy consumers and Energy Markets

Marie Beudels | Université libre de Bruxelles, PhD Candidate, Belgium

Energy consumers and Energy Systems

Lucas Costa

Unesp, Professor, Brazil

Lucas NF Costa | Unesp, Professor, Brazil

The Empirical Picture of Constitutional Social and Economic Rights Generations

Antonio Canova | Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, Doctor en Derecho, Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Empirical Constitutional Law rethinks the predominant theories of Constitutional Law

Eleni Frantziou | Durham University, Associate Professor in Public Law and Human Rights, United Kingdom

Legitimising the ‘Total Constitution’? The Emergence of Horizontal Duties to Protect Human Rights within World

Constitutions

Antonio Marinello | University of Siena, Professor of Tax Law and International Tax Law, Italy

Global perspective in taxation, State sovereignity and sustainable development

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284

Precedent & Legal Certainty in Civilian Courts

The Social and Environmental Costs of New Technologies: An

EU Law Perspective

Chair

Classroom 04.01 | Floor 4

Classroom 13.04 | Floor 13

Lorenzo Schiano di Pepe

University of Genova, Full Professor of EU Law, Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Angela Correra | University of Catanzaro “Magna Graecia”, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Social Sustainability and Digital Transition in European Policies

Benedetta Minucci | University Parthenope of Naples, Phd Researcher, Italy

The Impact of New Technologies on the Environment from the Perspective of the European Union

Cristina Grieco | University of Macerata, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

The Rise of “Digital Inequality”: EU Legal Tools to Mitigate Gender Bias in AI Systems

Federico Ceci | University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, Assistant Professor of EU Law, Italy

Technology Companies, Human Rights and Environmental Sustainability

Alessandro Rosanò | University of Valle d’Aosta, Assistant Professor of EU Law, Italy

The 5-Star Citizen: On Social Scoring and Its Implications Under EU Law

Joaquín Velez

Universidad de los Andes, Assistant Professor, Colombia

Julia Wand Del Rey Cani | University of São Paulo, PhD Candidate, Brazil

A comparative perspective between Brazil and Mexico: thesis as opinion of the court?

Joaquin Velez-Navarro | Universidad de los Andes, Assistant Professor, Colombia

The use of foreign materials by the Colombian Constitutional Court

Rafał Stronk | University of Warsaw, PhD Candidate, Poland

Brazilian Supreme Court must take its (tax) precedents seriously: the uncertain future of judicial review in Brazil

Yichen Lo | National Taipei University, Assistant Professor, Taiwan

Analogie and why we do not need theories of statutory loopholes

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14.45-16.15

285

Climate Change, Social and Economic Rights & Corporate

Responsibility

AI & Technology: Access, Use & Regulation in Comparative

Perspective

Chair

Classroom 07.03 | Floor 7

Classroom 18.02 | Floor 18

Miriam Allena

Bocconi University, Associate Professor, Italy

Ana Luiza Calil

Getulio Vargas Foundation, Prof., Brazil

Emmanuel K Nartey | The Open University, Dr, United Kingdom

Case Study - The Decision of Dutch Court in Urgenda and Milieudefensie and their Implication

Felix Delerm | University of Neuchatel, PhD Candidate, Switzerland

Beyond sustainability disclosure: Reshaping the legal framework for corporate social responsibility in public health

Thitinant Tengaumnuay | Chulalongkorn University, Lecturer, Thailand

Private Environmental Regulation and the State as a Facilitator

Miriam Allena | Bocconi University, Associate Professor, Italy

The ESG regulation: a farewell to the traditional public-private divide?

Emre Bayamlıoğlu | Tilburg Law School, post-doc, Netherlands

Artiﬁcial intelligence: Legal entanglements and implications in the era of the Anthropocene

Benoît Public Law Delooz | Universidad Central de Chile, Titular Profesor of Public Law, Chile

La planiﬁcación territorial sustentable en Chile

Fernanda Costa | Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, PhD Student, Brazil

National Data Protection Authority and regulation of artiﬁcial intelligence in Brazil: prospects and challenges

Ana Luiza Calil | Getulio Vargas Foundation, Prof., Brazil

Are public institutions ready for the AI era? A view from the Brazilian case

Yi-Li Lee | Institute of Law for Science and Technology, National Tsing Hua University, Assistant Professor, Taiwan

Regulating artiﬁcial intelligence in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan:Legislative models, regulatory features, and driving

forces

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Speakers/Discussants

286

BU Panel I: Substantive and Institutional Dimension of the

Banking Union

The future “sustainability” of the European Union: the resilience

of the European order in the face of global challenges

Chair

Classroom 16.01 | Floor 16

Classroom 12.03 | Floor 12

Fabian Amtenbrink

Erasmus University Rotterdam, Professor of European Union Law, Netherlands

Federico Savastano

Sapienza - Università di Roma, Researcher, Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Diane Fromage | Univ. of Salzburg, Professor of European Union Law, Austria

No EDIS but revamped DGS: is it sufﬁcient?

Gaia Chiarini | Univ. of Salzburg, PhD candidate, Austria

No EDIS but revamped DGS: is it sufﬁcient?

Jonathan Bauerschmidt | Council of the EU, Member of the Legal Service, Belgium

The law of Banking Union: Meroni-doctrine and the delegation of powers to EU agencies

Thibault Martinelli | Univ. of Salzburg, Postdoctoral researcher, Austria

Constitutional constraints on the role of national central banks within the Banking Union: independence and the

prohibition of monetary ﬁnancing

Fabian Amtenbrink | Erasmus University Rotterdam, Professor of European Union Law, Netherlands

Giulia Santomauro | University of Münster, Postdoctoral Researcher, Germany

Next Generation EU and political integration: challenges in multilevel governance of national recovery and resilience

plans viewed through the lens of federalization

Eleonora Iannario | Sapienza - Università di Roma, PhD Candidate, Italy

The European Union as a “community of values”: article 2 TEU and the constitutional force of the rule of law

Adriano Dirri | LUISS, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

The era of conditionalities for safeguarding the rule of law: strengthening the EU integration through EU secondary law?

Francesco Severa | Sapienza - Università di Roma, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

The European Union as a geopolitical subject: between the Ukrainian crisis and common defence

Sergio Spatola Sapienza | Università di Roma, Postdoctoral Researcher, Italy

Economic duties and common public debt: conditionality, constraints and exercise of power

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14.45-16.15

287

Regional Legal Issues (Spanish)

The prospect of a new type of bicameralism in the challenge of

differentiated legislative autonomy. Problems and analysis of a

Senate of territories

Chair

Classroom 04.02 | Floor 4

Classroom 11.01 | Floor 11

Francesco Clementi

University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Full Professor in Comparative Public Law, Italy

Speakers/Discussants

Francesca Caleca | University of Rome - La Sapienza, PHD Student, Italy

For a cooperative and balanced decentralization: the italian regions in bicameralism

Allegra Dominici | University of Urbino, PHD Student, Italy

Additional forms of autonomy and the protection of a fundamental right: a possible balance?

Maria Frisina | University of Rome - La Sapienza, PHD Student, Italy

The President of the Upper Chambers: ﬁgure, role and functions. A comparative perspective

Emanuele Gabriele | University of Rome - La Sapienza, PHD Student, Italy

The debate on a new “Assembly of the Nations and Regions” and the representation of autonomies in the British

asymmetric Territorial Constitution

Davide Ragone | University of Rome – Sapienza, PHD - Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna di Pisa, Italy

The Alberta Sovereignty Act: a legal instrument or just a threat?

Maria Grazia Rodomonte | University of Rome - La Sapienza, Associate Professor, Italy

The second territorial chamber in Italy: An unresolved issue?

Marta Franch

University Autonoma de Barcelona, Professor, Spain

Andrea Romano | University of Barcelona, PhD, Spain

“When gang-related violence amounts to persecution: adjudicating Central Americans’ asylum claims” (Spanish)

Victoria Martínez | Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Academic - PhD Student, Chile

The new right to care. Perspectives from Latin America (Spanish)

José D Argüello-Rueda | Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, PhD in Human Security and Global Law, Spain

The rights of nature: regulation, public policy and ecological justice

Javier García | Universidad de Las Américas, PhD, Chile

Critical factors for a convergent regulatory institutional framework for communications (Spanish)

Pau Vidal | Human Rights Lawyer, LLM, Spain

Disciplinary regime in the Spanish international protection reception system: compatibility with EU and human rights

protection standards (Spanish)

Marta Franch | University Autonoma de Barcelona, Professor, Spain

La Independencia De Los Comites De Etica De Investigacion Y Medicamentos

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14.45-16.15

288

Assessing the Design and Impact of Inclusive Constitution-Making

Regional Approach to Administrative Law

Chair

Classroom 12.01 | Floor 12

Classroom 13.02 | Floor 13

Zachary Elkins

University of Texas at Austin, Associate Professor, USA

Speakers/Discussants

Claudia Heiss | Universidad de Chile, Assistant Professor, Chile

Citizen Participation in the Chilean Constitutional Cycle: A Critical Assessment

Alexander Hudson | International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, Senior Advisor, Democracy

Assessment, Sweden

Connecting Ends and Means in Participatory Processes

Ashley McIlvain Moran | Comparative Constitutions Project, Research Director, USA

Tracing the Expression and Uptake of Constitutional Ideas across Three Reform Efforts in Chile

Abrak Saati | Umeå University, Associate Professor and Researcher, Sweden

Women’s Participation in Constitution-Making: What are International Constitutional Advice-Givers Recommending

and How are National Constitution-Makers Responding?

Nayel Nayel AlOmran

Zayed University, Associate Professor of Constitutional & Administrative Law, UAE

Robert Siucinski | University of Lodz, PhD, Poland

Europeanisation of administrative procedure as a result of horizontal interactions

Jan Papajanovský | Charles University, Master, Czech Republic

European billions and legal principles in the Czech Republic

Nayel Musa AlOmran | Zayed University, Associate Professor of Constitutional & Administrative Law, UAE

Difﬁculties that Block Applying the Electronic Government in Jordan

Luzardo Faria | University of Sao Paulo, PhD candidate, Brazil

Public Administration, consensuality and political interactions: renewing Brazilian Administrative Law dogmatics

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14.45-16.15

289

Human Rights, Minorities & Gender before the ECtHR

Social and Economic Rights, Business & Human Rights

Chair

Classroom 05.02 | Floor 5

Classroom 07.02 | Floor 7

Dorota Pudzianowska

Warsaw University, Dr habil., Poland

Eréndira Ramos

University of Washington School of Law, Barer Scholar, USA

Inês Espinhaço Gomes | Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Guest Lecturer, Portugal

What can the ECtHR do for the human rights of gender and sex non-normative athletes?

Dorota Pudzianowska | Warsaw University, Dr habil., Poland

Case C-4/23 Mirin – another step in recognising LGBTQ+ individuals in EU law?

Zoe L Tongue | University of Leeds, Lecturer in Law, United Kingdom

Weak Reproductive Rights at the European Court of Human Rights

Ezgi Özlü | University of Luxembourg, Postdoctoral Researcher, Luxembourg

More transparency for more resilience? Just satisfaction awards of the European Court of Human Rights

Juan Pablo Lafón Izaguirre | Universidad Panamericana, Law Degree, Mexico

Concientious objection as human right

Merel Vrancken | Hasselt University, PhD student, Belgium

A human rights law perspective to addressing socioeconomic segregation in education in Flanders: the challenging

road ahead

Caroline Green | University of Oxford, Early Career Research Fellow, United Kingdom

The human rights obligations of AI tech companies: Are the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights

enough?

Vivianne Y.-C. Weng | National Chengchi (sciences-po) University, Associate Professor, Taiwan

Human Rights under the ‘Multiple Empires’: Revisiting Taiwan’s Fisheries Controversies from a TWAIL Perspective

Moses Pinto | Autonomous University of Barcelona, Doctoral Student, Spain

Can the tax free salary of migrant labourers justify the absence of critical social security protection in Gulf Cooperation

Council (GCC) Countries?

Francesco Lucherini | University of Bologna, Doctoral student, Italy

Interpretative Positioning in Social Rights Adjudication

tEréndira Ramos | University of Washington School of Law, Barer Scholar, USA

A Right to a Sustainable Economy? Exploring the Intersection of Human Rights, Sustainable Development, and Political

Economy

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14.45-16.15

Speakers/Discussants

290

Long (Parliamentary) COVID: the Growing Imbalance Between

Legislative and Executive Powers?

Information operations enabled by cyber operations and AI:

legal and policy challenges

Chair

Classroom 12.02 | Floor 12

Classroom 17.02 | Floor 17

Basile Ridard

University of Poitiers, Associate Professor of Public Law, France

François Delerue

IE University, Assistant Professor of Law, Spain

Speakers/Discussants

Basile Ridard | University of Poitiers, Associate Professor of Public Law, France

Greater Use of Ordinances: an Effective Governmental Tool for Bypassing the French Parliament

Djordje Gardasevic | University of Zagreb, Professor of Constitutional Law, Croatia

Separation of Powers and Organisation of Parliamentary Sessions in the Post-Covid Context: the Case of Croatia

Patricia Jonason | Södertörn University, Associate Professor of Public Law, Sweden

Enhancing Preparedness in Sweden: Proposal of Delegating Powers in Civil Crisis

Gohar Karapetian | University of Groningen, Assistant Professor of Constitutional Law, Netherlands

The Changing Role of the Dutch Parliament in Future Public Health Crises

Wojciech Brzozowski | University of Warsaw, Associate Professor of Public Law, Poland

Legislative and Executive Powers in a Post-Covid and Post-Populist Poland

Vanessa Barbé | Polytechnic University of Hauts-de-France, Professor of Public Law, France

Bérénice Boutin | Asser Institute, Senior Researcher in International Law & Project Leader DILEMA, Netherlands

Between negligence and malfunction: How to address responsibility for AI failures?

Fan Yang | Xiamen University School of Law, Assistant Professor of Law, China

Assessing the International Wrongfulness of AI-Enabled Information Operation

Argyri Panezi | UNB Faculty of Law, Canada Research Chair in Digital Information Law and Policy, Canada

Human oversight in the context of information operations. How do we determine human legal liability?

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291

Book Roundtable with Anu Bradford: “Digital Empires”

Intelligence(s) and Innovation: building sustainable societies

Chair

Classroom 17.01 | Floor 17

Classroom 07.01 | Floor 7

Yuliya Kaspiarovich

IE Law School, Assistant Professor, Spain

Graça Enes

University of Porto- Faculty of Law/ CIJ - Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Justice, Associate Professor, Portugal

Speakers/Discussants

Anu Bradford | Columbia Law School, Professor, USA

Antonio Aloisi | IE Law School, Assistant Professor, Spain

Eugenia Castrillón | IE Law School, Vice Dean, Spain

Marie-José Garot | IE Law School, Associate Professor, Spain

Anabela Costa Leão | University of Porto Faculty of Law/ CIJ - Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Justice, Assistant

Professor, Portugal

AI, human rights and cultural diversity - towards more inclusive societies?

Angel Aday Jimenez Aleman | Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Professor (Profesor contratado doctor), Spain

The digitization of the social state: possibilities and vulnerabilities in the aftermath of the health crisis

Graça Enes | University of Porto Faculty of Law/ CIJ - Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Justice, Associate Professor,

Portugal

Is AI governance in the EU overcoming or reﬁning ordoliberalism?

Luísa Neto | University of Porto Faculty of Law/ CIJ - Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Justice/ INA, I.P. (Portuguese

National Institute of Administration), Associate Professor, Portugal

Enhancing Public Administration as the collective intelligence for a resilient and sustainable society

Soﬁa Pinto Oliveira | University of Minho - School of Law, Assistant Professor, Portugal

Algorithms and legal procedures – new technologies in asylum procedures

Tiago Morais Rocha | CIJ - Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Justice/ University of Porto Faculty of Law, Researcher/

PhD Student, Portugal

Elections, democracy, and the rule of law in the Age of AI

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292

The many ways of externalization: Unveiling practices, actors,

and legal implications in EU migration and asylum governance

Chair

Classroom 05.01 | Floor 5

Violeta Moreno-Lax

Queen Mary University of London & University of Barcelona, Full Professor & Senior Research Fellow, United Kingdom

Speakers/Discussants

Paula García Andrade | Universidad Pontiﬁcia de Comillas, Associate Professor of EU Law, Spain

Soft Agreements in the EU External Action on Migration: Legal Effects and Justiciability

Eleonora Celoria | University of Turin, Lawyer & Post-doctoral Researcher, Italy

From the Reforms of the Concept of Safe Third Country to the Italy-Albania Deal on Migration: Examining New Trends in

the Externalization of Asylum Procedures

Andreina De Leo | University of Maastricht, PhD Researcher, Netherlands

From the Reforms of the Concept of Safe Third Country to the Italy-Albania Deal on Migration: Examining New Trends in

the Externalization of Asylum Procedures

Niovi Vavoula | Queen Mary University of London, Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor), United Kingdom

Externalizing Technology-based Surveillance: Databases, Biometrics and AI

Laura Salzano | University of Barcelona, PhD Researcher, Spain

Frontex as Enabler of Border Externalization: Aerial Operations, Non-Assistance (Dilemmas), and Partnerships with Third parties

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