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Past FLJS events

May
21
2010
The Social and Political Foundations of Constitutions
9.30-4.30, Friday 21st May Wolfson College, Oxford
May
20
2010
Politicizing Law, Judicializing Politics: A Realist Approach to Comparative Constitutionalism
FLJS Annual Lecture in Law & Society, held in association with the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford
January
11
2010
Law, Courts, and Democracy
11-13 January 2010 Maroon Creek Club, Aspen, Colorado
December
8
2009
The Social Foundations of Constitutions: China, Hungary, Romania
  2-5 pm, 8 December The Buttery, Wolfson College, Oxford Speakers:
October
8
2009
The Social Contract in Hard Times
8-9 October Queen's College, Oxford Workshop: The Social Contract in Hard Times
October
7
2009
Black Swans and Elephants on the Move: How Emergencies Impact on the Welfare State
5.30 pm, 7 October Lecture Hall, Manor Road Building, Manor Rd, Oxford
July
9
2009
Constitutions and the American Classics: Madison and Jefferson
9 July 2009 James Madison's Republican Constitutionalism Mark A. Graber, Professor of Law and Government, University of Maryland  
June
28
2009
Summer School
June
5
2009
Human Rights, Security, and Proportionality: The Court's Point of View
Friday 5th June 2009 St Hugh's College, Oxford
June
4
2009
Rights and their Limits: The Role of Proportionality
6.00 pm, Thursday 4th June 2009 Rhodes House, Oxford
June
3
2009
The Endurance of National Constitutions
2-5 pm, Wednesday 3rd June Professor Tom Ginsberg, University of Chicago
April
30
2009
Equality and Personal Responsibility in the New Social Contract
30 April-1 May 2009 St Hugh's College, Oxford
April
29
2009
Equality in an Era of Responsibility
5.30 pm, 29 April 2009 Mordan Hall, St Hugh's College, Oxford
March
26
2009
The Social Foundations of Constitutions
2.30-5.00 pm, Thursday 26 March 2009 Social Sciences Building, Manor Road
January
29
2009
Can International Courts do Justice? Conceptions of Justice in Responding to Conflict
29 January 2009 St Hugh's College, Oxford
January
28
2009
Justice after Atrocity: A Cosmopolitan Pluralist Approach
5.30 pm, 28 January 2009 Mordan Hall, St Hugh's College, Oxford
December
5
2008
The Capacity of Courts to Handle Complex Cases
5 December 2008 St Hugh's College, Oxford
December
4
2008
Natural or Naturalizing? – The Law’s Ways with Truth and Justice
5.30 pm, Thursday 4 December 2008 Mordan Hall, St Hugh's College, Oxford
December
3
2008
Constitutions and the Classics from Hobbes to Bentham and Beyond
3-4 December Wolfson College, Oxford
October
30
2008
Work, Employment, and Industrial Relations in the New Social Contract
30-31 October Rhodes House, Oxford Workshop outline: Session I: What is Work? Activation Policies and Care Work