Sept Enseignants-chercheurs, doctorants et docteurs du CERCCLE participent au Congrès annuel d'ICON·S à Dublin, ayant pour thème "Reimagining Public Law for a Fractured World : Technology, Identity & Truth".
Ils interviendront dans plusieurs ateliers :
- Atelier : Constitutional Truth, Identity and Pedagogy
Mathilde Ambrosi : "Can There Be Fidelity Without Love ? Quick reflections on the the Consequences of Constitutional Culture" - Atelier : Abortion Law: Critical and Comparative Perspectives
Camille Barbe : "Building a feminist comparison : a study of french and irish parliamentary debates" - Atelier : Constitutional Interpretation : Identity, Tradition, Method
Camille Bordère et Marie Padilla : " ‘Continental Comparative law’: a hermeneutical tradition ?" - Atelier : Speech, AI, and Regulation
Camille Bordère : " 'Cover up those values, which I dare not embrace' Or why we should move beyond the AI Act’s risk-based fig leaf" - Atelier : Principles of French Constitutional Law
Maxime Millon : Chair (assistant de recherche pour la rédaction de l’ouvrage) - Atelier : Principles of French Constitutional Law
Marie Padilla : Discutante - Atelier : Beyond Judicial Bricolage (The Use of foreign Precedents by Constitutional Judges) Reimaging Comparative Constitutional Law
Marie-Claire Ponthoreau : Chair (co-direction de l’ouvrage) - Atelier : Beyond Judicial Bricolage (The Use of foreign Precedents by Constitutional Judges) Reimaging Comparative Constitutional Law
Antonin Vergnes : "Taking the Situation into Account: France, India, and the Management of Imperfections in Comparison"