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http://www.ucd.ie/constitutional/ 28-10-2011 16:33:21
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A million thanks to our panelists and chairs for making our symposium Constitution_Studies today such a success - a lively and engaging discussion throughout the day and lots of synergies among all the research topics. We hope you will join us again next year!
Very honoured to have shared this panel on the content of constitutional rights yesterday with @MariaKotsoni3 and @Clareshryb with John O'Dowd chairing. Many thanks to the other panelists and to the convenors of the event as well! Seána Glennon Constitution_Studies
Very grateful for the opportunity to present my research on this panel chaired by Art O'Leary alongside so many brilliant participants. A huge thanks to the organisers of the Constitution_Studies symposium Seána Glennon and Eoin Carolan.
Our wonderful colleague Seána Glennon has co-authored an article with Eoin Carolan in International Journal of Constitutional Law entitled 'The consensus-clarifying role of deliberative mini-publics in constitutional amendment: A reply to Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh'; available here: academic.oup.com/icon/advance-a…
Our soon-to-be postdoc Seána Glennon passed her viva yesterday with flying colours! Congratulations Seána on your groundbreaking empirical research on deliberative minipublics.
‘The claim to representative legitimacy cannot but be weakened if a putative “mini-public” is made up of ... an attitudinal minority ... far more similar to each other than the population as a whole.’ Eoin Carolan & Seána Glennon (Constitution_Studies) x.com/icon_journal/s…
I am thrilled to share that I passed my PhD viva with no corrections UCD Sutherland School of Law yesterday! I am so grateful to Prof Erin Delaney for acting as my external examiner & to my internal examiner Marie-Luce Paris & chair Cathryn Costello for making my viva such a fulfilling experience
The #PublicLawConference2024 will feature a panel on Institutions & the Fourth Branch. Find out more about our panelists and their papers below. PublicLaw Conference uOttawa | COMMON LAW Droit Civil uOttawa Melbourne Law School Prof. Martine Lagacé, Recherche uOttawa Research Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa
La #ConférenceDroitPublic2024 proposera un panel sur les institutions et la quatrième branche. Pour en savoir plus sur nos panélistes et leurs articles, déroulez le fil ci-dessous. PublicLaw Conference uOttawa | COMMON LAW Droit Civil uOttawa Melbourne Law School Prof. Martine Lagacé, Recherche uOttawa Research Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa
Eoin Carolan (UCD Sutherland School of Law Constitution_Studies): “A Duty to Obey or a Power to Disagree?: An Examination of Inter-Institutional Disagreement”
Kate Glover Berger (Osgoode Hall Law School of York University): “Structural Administrative Constitutionalism”
Hanna Wilberg (University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau Auckland Law School): “Watching over the Watchdog: Do We Need Judicial Review of the Ombudsman”
It was a delight to present today PublicLaw Conference on the ‘constitutional reform and participatory rights’ panel. Thanks to my fellow panelists and the incredibly engaged audience for a great session!
Closing session of another wonderful PublicLaw Conference. Three days of thought-provoking panels and papers. Thanks especially to our hosts Centre de droit public uOttawa Public Law Centre for their tremendous hospitality.
Because she didn’t thank herself at the close of the PublicLaw Conference… thank you @vaness_macd for your vision in creating an extraordinary event. See you all in Cape Town in 2026!
Very excited to have this paper on constitutional culture coming out soon in Comparative Constitutional Studies.