Centre Perelman de Philosophie du Droit
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News

  • Seminar and Public Lecture by Prof. Ronald Dworkin - SEMINAR FULLY BOOKED
  • Call for applications for the European Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation (E.MA) 2010/2011
  • Cycle of Public Lectures/Seminars on Transnational Human Rights Litigation
  • The University in the age of Google and Wikipedia. New potentials, new threats, new duties.
  • Proving Discrimination: The Burden of Proof, Statistics, Situation testing

Last publications

  • Democratizing global governance through the use of a joint legal/market accountability system: The bet of the World Bank and Corporate Social Responsibility
  • New institutions, old philosophies: Critical remarks on the new Latin American constitucional model
  • International Financial Reporting Standards : a new way to build European norms ?
  • Trans-national Human Rights Litigation: A Strategic Analysis
  • The Year the Enlightenment Ended: "The Uses of Argument" and "La Nouvelle Rhétorique" 1958 - 2008
Centre Perelman de philosophie du droit (Faculté de droit - ULB)
Centre Perelman de philosophie du droit (Faculté de droit - ULB)

NICLAS

NICLAS is an Erasmus Intensive Programme developed within the framework of the EU´s Lifelong Learning Programme for higher education. It will run as a two-week international summer school programme from October 2009 to December 2011. NICLAS approaches three policy areas currently showing tremendous dynamic and considered highly relevant for the EU from an International Constitutional Law (ICL) perspective: Environment, Minorities and Migration, Financial Markets. In 2010, NICLAS will study EU Environmental challenges through the ICL´s main focus topics: human rights, democracy and governance (rule of law).

International Constitutional Law as a legal discipline combines constitutional law, public international law, European law, legal theory and administrative studies. At an academic level, students will learn to analyze constitutions and their legitimizing administrative structures in both their historical and contemporary contexts. NICLAS also aims to equip students with analytical competences to enable them to develop critical approaches to constitutional concepts.

The participating Universities are the following:

• University of Vienna
• Université Libre de Bruxelles
• Masaryk University Brno
• Free University of Berlin
• University of Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne
• Andrássy Gyula German Speaking University Budapest
• Central European University Budapest
• European University Institute Florence
• Vilnius University
• University of Leiden
• Bratislava University of Law
• Queen Mary College, University of London

Contact person: Arnaud VAN WAEYENBERGE (arnaud.van.waeyenberge@ulb.ac.be)

Website: http://www.internationalconstitutionallaw.net/niclasapplication

editorial board coordinator: Pierre-François Docquir
Centre Perelman de Philosophie du Droit de l’Université libre de Bruxelles
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