Virtual
Workshop
ON THE POLITICAL TURN(S)
IN CRIMINAL LAW THINKING
8 October 2021
No Session
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5 November 2021
Charlotte Schmitt-Leonardy
19 November 2021
Tarek Yusari
The Wrongfulness Constraint Objection to Instrumentalism
1 October 2021
Maximo Sozzo
29 October 2021
Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg Joshua Kleinfeld
Term#4
April-July2021
4 June 2021
Matt Matravers
Leading Non-Criminal Lives
2 and 9 July 2021
Special Sessions:
Ideal Theory in Criminal Law
Briefs by Norrie, Walen, Krishnamurthi, Enoch, Duff, Classmann, Burchard
11 June 2021
Mattia Pinto
Punishing Torture through Human Rights: The Paradox of Rights-Based Penal Discourses
16 July 2021
Sarah Seo
Between pardons and treason: conspiracy laws in the United States
21 May 2021
Stephen GalooB
Erin Sheley
Reconceiving Coercion-Based Defense
18 June 2021
Sandy Mayson
Theory of Mind and the Criminal Law
28 May 2021
Ryan LIss
Criminal Law in a World of States
25 JUne 2021
José Manuel Fernandez
Towards a political conception of domestic violence
Term#3
January-March 2021
12 March 2021
Javier Wilenmann
Carla Sepulvelda
22 January 2021
Special Sessions
Abolitinism vs. Reductionism
Amna Akbar
19 February 2021
Kiel Brennan-Marquez
Vincent Chiao
29 January 2021
Special Sessions
Abolitinism vs. Reductionism
26 March 2021
Nicola Lacey
Hanna Pickard
5 February 2021
Máximo Langer
Term#2
September-November 2020
9 October 2020
Tarek Yusari
Allocating Criminal Law's Powers and Permissions: An Instrumentalist Approach
11 September 2020
Christoph Burchard
Of Forging Shields into Swords - On the dialectic of rights and the new liberal desire for criminal law
16 October 2020
Kimberly Ferzan
Punishment, Proportionality, and Aggregation
25 September 2020
Jonathan Simon
Four Myths of the Punitive Society: How Over-punishment Became Hardwired into Western Legal Systems, and Why Ideal Theory Can Do Little About It
30 October 2020
Doug Husak
The Price of Skepticism
2 October 2020
Victor Tadros
Distributing Responsibility
13 November 2020
Rocío Lorca
Does Imperium need Ius Puniendi? On the necessity of punishment for the modern state
Term#1
March-July 2020
26 June 2020
Frank Zimmermann
Political Turns in Criminal Law Theory – Steps Towards a More “Political” Criminal Law?
3 April 2020
Peter Ramsey
The Sovereign’s Presumption of Authority (aka The Presumption of Innocence)
5 June 2020
Stephanie Classmann
Fallacies, False Promises, and Liberal Theories of Criminalisation
3 & 10 July 2020
Special Sessions
Is Criminal Law Exceptional?
17 April 2020
Christian Becker
15 May 2020
Isabel Arriagada
12 June 2020
Carla Sepúlveda Penna
The political turn and the limits of criminal law:
limitation periods in comparative perspective
17 JUly 2020
Rafi Reznik
Hobbes v. Heller
22 May 2020
Lindsay Farmer
The Market
in Criminal Law Theory
19 June 2020
Javier Ciguela Sola
Social Exclusion and the Political Legitimacy of Punishment
24 JUly 2020
Alejandro Chehtman
Defensive rights and the laws of armed war