Dr Bebhinn Donnelly, ‘Intention as Intentional Action; Some Implications for Attempts’
Ms Christine Ryan, ‘Making visible the ‘dissensus’ between the denial of reproductive freedom and the promise of substantive equality’
Dr Bebhinn Donnelly, ‘Intention as Intentional Action; Some Implications for Attempts’
Ms Christine Ryan, ‘Making visible the ‘dissensus’ between the denial of reproductive freedom and the promise of substantive equality’
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The following call for papers went out to the IJS mailing list on 31 January 2014:
Workshops will follow the usual format: the author’s paper is
circulated in advance to IJS members; at the workshop, the author has up to
40 minutes to present his or her paper followed by an hour or so of discussion.
The venue for these workshops will be the Law School, House 39,
Trinity College Dublin. The time will be 7pm on Thursdays. The dates
for individual workshops will be worked out with
speakers.
If you would like to present at a workshop please reply to this email
with a provisional title and a short abstract as soon as you can. If
you have already been in contact with us about a workshop, we should be in contact with you but please feel free to get in touch to remind or update us.
Papers can be on any topic in legal theory in the wide sense of that phrase.
See the IJS website at https://irishjurisprudencesociety.org/past-events/ for
details of previous workshops.
The fifth and final of the IJS autumn/winter workshop series will take place in Trinity Law School at 7pm on 5 December 2013. Professor Desmond M Clarke will present his paper:
‘Legal responsibility, mens rea, and strict liability’
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On 21 November 2013 Dr Niamh Connolly, Trinity College Dublin, will present her paper:‘Justifying unjust enrichment law: the liberty paradox’
The venue will be Room 11, Law School, House 39, Trinity College Dublin and the workshop will take place from 7pm.
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The Irish Jurisprudence Society will hold the third session of its
Autumn/Winter Workshop Series 2013 on Wednesday, 13 November, at 7pm in Trinity College Dublin Law School. (Room 11 in House 39, New Square).
*Please note change of date; apologies for inconvenience.*
Dr Donal Coffey, University of Portsmouth, will present his paper:
HLA Hart’s Rule of Recognition, Constituent Authority, and the British Constitution
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The Irish Jurisprudence Society will hold the second session of its
Autumn/Winter Workshop Series 2013 on Thursday, 31 October, at 7pm in Trinity
College Dublin Law School. (Room 11 in House 39, New Square; this
building is situated roughly in the centre of Trinity Campus).
Dr David Kenny, Trinity College Dublin, will present
his paper:
‘Something for Everyone: the Protean Nature of the Proportionality Principle in Ireland and Canada’
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The Irish Jurisprudence Society will hold the first session of its
Autumn/Winter Workshop Series 2013 on Thursday, 17 October, at 7pm in Trinity
College Dublin Law School. (Room 11 in House 39, New Square; this
building is situated roughly in the centre of Trinity Campus).
Dr Brian Flanagan, NUI Maynooth, will present on
his paper:
‘Why Count Votes?’
The usual format of IJS workshops will apply: presentation on the
paper (up to 40 minutes) followed by discussion.
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Date | Speaker | Paper |
17 October 2013 | Dr Brian Flanagan, Lecturer, Dept of Law, NUI Maynooth | ‘Why Count Votes?’ |
31 October 2013 | Dr David Kenny, Lecturer, School of Law, Trinity College Dublin | ‘Something for everyone: the protean nature of the proportionality principle in Ireland and Canada’ |
13 November 2013 (edit: date changed) | Dr Donal Coffey, Lecturer in Law, Portsmouth Business School, University of Portsmouth | ‘HLA Hart’s Rule of Recognition, Constituent Authority and the British Constitution’ |
21 November 2013 | Dr Niamh Connolly, Lecturer, School of Law, Trinity College Dublin | ‘Justifying unjust enrichment law: the liberty paradox’ |
5 December 2013 | Professor Desmond M Clarke, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, University College Cork | ‘Legal responsibility, mens rea, and strict liability’ |
The venue will the School of Law, Trinity College Dublin, with workshops taking place at 7pm and papers circulated to IJS members in advance.
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On 9 May 2013, Mr Julien Sterk, Lecturer, Trinity College Dublin will present his paper:
“The Primacy of European Union Law in Ireland: A Question of
Constitutional Identity”
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The Irish Jurisprudence Society will hold the fifth session of its
Spring Workshop Series 2013 on Thursday, 25 April, at 7pm in Trinity
College Dublin Law School.
Professor Alessio Lo Giudice, University of Catania, will present on
his paper:
‘The Concept of Law in Postnational Perspective’
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