dialogues | 2018

26.04.2018

Francisco J. Urbina (Catholic University of Chile), A Critique of Balancing and Proportionality

10.05.2018

Udo Di Fabio (University of Bonn, former judge of the German Constitutional Court), Political Parties: Constitutional Status, Financing and New Challenges

10.10.2018

Carlos Bernal Pulido (Colombian Constitutional Court), Is Transformative Constitutionalism an Illusion for the Global South?

18.10.2018

Christopher Mbazira (Makerere University, Uganda), Cross-Fertilization, Judicial Dialogues and Constitutional Adjudication of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Uganda, Kenya and South Africa: Drivers and the Future

06.11.2018

Lisa Hilbink (University of Minnesota, USA), Judges and Politics in Democracies and Dictatorships

14.11.2018

Susanne Baer (Humboldt University Berlin, judge of the German Constitutional Court), Who Protects Your Fundamental Rights? Constitutionalism in the 21st Century – a German Perspective

26.11.2018

Dieter Grimm (Institute of Advanced Studies Berlin, former judge of the German Constitutional Court), What Exactly is Political about Constitutional Adjudication

12.12.2018

David Dyzenhaus (University of Toronto, Canada), Hard Cases in Wicked Legal Systems