BLTG Meeting – Prof. Cuitzhu Wang “An Operational Definition of Institutional Belief: From Theory to Experiments”

Belgrade Legal Theory Group organized the last event in the autumn semester of 2023 with Prof. Cuitzhu Wang (Jagiellonian University) on the topic of institutional belief. The topic of the lecture is connected to her current project “Ethics of Institutional Beliefs” supervised by prof. Adam Dyrda and sponsored by Polish National Science Centre. Professor Wang…

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BLTG Meeting: Cuizhu Wang, An Operational Definition of Institutional Belief: from Theory to Experiments

Join us on Monday, 11th December 2023, at 17:00 CET, to hear Professor Wang from the Faculty of Law and Administratoion of the Jagiellonian University talk about the topic “An Operational Definition of Institutional Belief: From Theory to Experiments”. You can join us via the following link: https://pravni.webex.com/pravni/j.php?MTID=mc5211e2db919c0b7c80ca4e02d56f4df

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BLTG: Corrado Roversi – Legal Positivism: A Socio-Ontological Critique

We are pleased to invite you to our new BLTG meeting that will be held by prof. Corrado Roversi from the University of Bologna on Monday, November 6th at 5:30 PM CET. Prof. Roversi will talk on the topic of “Legal Positivism: A Socio-Ontological Critique”. You can join us via the following link: https://pravni.webex.com/pravni/j.php?MTID=mfc14ce95c8d84d00bb5e1ccbe5d0ec9b

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BLTG Meeting: Prof. Brian Tamanaha, “Sociological Approaches to Theories of Law”

Belgrade Legal Theory Group organized its second event of the autumn semester of 2023 with Prof. Brian Tamanaha (Washington University) on the topic of sociological approaches to jurisprudence. Prof. Tamanaha opened with general remarks about pragmatism, with a focus on its core meaning. He stated pragmatism concerns itself with experience and action, i.e. with what…

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BLTG Meeting: Boško Tripković “Constitutions Without Constitutional Identity”

Belgrade Legal Theory Group organized its last event in the spring semester with prof. Boško Tripković (University of Birmingham) on the topic of constitutional identity. Prof. Tripković first pointed out that he starts off with an assumption that there is such a thing as a constitutional identity and argues that there are constitutions without such…

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