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Does the Left’s Landmark Victory in Chile’s Constitutional Elections Signal a New Age of Representative Constitution-Making?

Candidate for the Constitutional Convention Cristóbal Bellolio reviews Chile’s landmark electoral win and draws lessons from this experiment in representative constitution-making.

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A Fundamental(ly) European ‘right to be forgotten’
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Ethan Katsh and Orna Rabinovich-Einy
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Facebook, Big Data, and the Privatization of Justice in the Digital Age
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Michael Dougan, Professor of European Law and Jean Monnet Chair in EU Law, University of Liverpool
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How the UK’s ‘internal market’ depends on EU rules – and jeopardizes relations within the UK
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Professor Fernando Schuler, INSPER, São Paulo, Brazil
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The Unfulfilled Promise of the Brazilian Constitution

Brazil presents a classic example of a constitutional failure to fulfill the crucial task of state coordination. How can we explain that a constitution full of socio-economic rights provisions created, after all, a long-lasting social tragedy? 

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Alexandra Runswick, Director, Unlock Democracy
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Electoral Reform: Democracy and Fairness
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Jan Boesten, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of Politics & International Relations, Oxford
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Colombian Peace Processes: Parapolítica and the transformative role of Courts in transition
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Denis Galligan, Professor of Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford
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Muddling Through: Brexit, the unwritten Constitution, and the Limits of Political Authority
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Cristóbal Bellolio, Universidad Aldolfo Ibanez, Santiago, Chile, and University College London
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Will the People of Chile Succeed in Rewriting their ‘Dictatorship Constitution’?
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