N°5
Transformation or twilight of Public Liberties?
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Bruce Ackerman : On the evolution of the American Constitution
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Olivier Beaud : Introductory comments on the lack of a theory on civil liberties in public law doctrine. Opening speech of the “Institut Villey” Symposium.
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François Saint-Bonnet : Towards social liberties : the struggle for civil Liberties at the end of the Second Empire
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Tristan Pouthier : Natural law according to the ‘Eclectics’ and the understanding of liberty during the July Monarchy
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Patrick Wachsmann : Some New means of constraining Public Liberties, or the protection of liberties in the Society of the Spectacle
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Véronique Champeil-Desplats : From “civil Liberties” to “Fundamental Rights” : the stakes of a change in denomination
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Florence Bellivier : Bioethics, bioequity, liberties and the State: concerning R. Ogien’s minimalist ethics
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Jean-Marie Denquin : From Fundamental Rights to Securitarian obsession… conclusion of the symposium
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Gwénaële Calvès : The constitutional judge between law and politics: a brief presentation of the dispute over the “neutral principles”
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Amnon Lev : The order and the existence. Stahl and the foundations of modern Political law
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Luc Heuschling : On the Uses of Theory, General Theory of State and/or Constitutional Theory. About Matthias Jestaedt’s recent Book
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Franck Laffaille : Bruno Leoni’s juridical anarchism
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Carlos-Miguel Pimentel : Recognition and denial in Political Law (I) : the advent of what is in the order of what ought to be
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Patrick Wachsmann : On the composition of the Constitutional Council
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Denis Baranger : The language of eternity. Constitutional review of the amending power in France (or the absence thereof)
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Pierre Serrand : The demise of the Rekhou case law. On the decision handed down by the Assembly of the “Conseil d’Etat” of July, 9th 2010, Mme Cheriet-Benseghir
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Alexandre Viala : Riccardo Guastini, edition by Véronique Champeil-Desplats, Leçons de théorie constitutionnelle, Paris, 2010
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Apostolos Vlachogiannis : David Strauss, The Living Constitution, Oxford-New York, Oxford U.P., coll. “The Inalienable Rights”, 2010, 176 p.
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Céline Roynier : Marie-Claire Ponthoreau, Droit(s) constitutionnel(s) comparé(s), Paris, Economica, coll. « Corpus droit public », 2010, 401 p.
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The constitutions of the English Interregnum (I): The Instrument of Government (1653), English text and French translation presented by Renan Le Mestre
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The constitutions of the English Interregnum (II): The Humble Petitition and Advice (1657), English text and French translation presented by Renan Le Mestre
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Maurice Deslandres, Projet d’une nouvelle Constitution pour la France (1941), text presented by Bruno Daugeron
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Transformation or twilight of Public Liberties?
Actes du colloque organisé, le 14 mai 2010, par l’Institut Michel Villey (Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas) et l’Institut de Recherches Carré de Malberg (Université de Strasbourg).
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