Special Workshops

Please select Special Workshop below for a list of submitted abstracts. Abstracts will appear in a new window. Abstracts received by 31 May 2003 were published in a printed volume to be distributed at the Congress. Late abstracts are also shown below and are indicated by the phrase "(web only)".

A	Legal Practitioner’s Need of Reflective Application of Legal Philosophy	Henrik Zahle
	Henrik Zahle: Legal Practitioners’ Need of Reflective Application of Legal Philosophy Juha Häyhä (web only)
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B	Criminal Responsibility	Antony Duff
	Please visit the special website of the workshop: Criminal Responsibility
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C	Legal Positivism After Hart and Dworkin	Leslie Green
	Jules Coleman: Separability Thesis Leslie Green: The Inseparability of Law and Morality: A Positivist Approach Leslie Green: The Inseparability of Law and Morality FULL TEXT (web only) Kenneth Himma: A Trim Around the Edges, Please: The Conventionality Thesis and Conceptual (web only) Wil Waluchow: From Pre-legal Society to Constitutional Morality Detlef von Daniels: Is Positivism a state centered theory? (web only)
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D	Law and Objectivity - Legal Positivism, Critical Theory and the New Wave of Natural Law	Christian Dahlman
	William E Conklin: The Trap of Modern Legal Positivism and Natural Law Theory: the Structural Boundary of Legal Objectivity Christian Dahlman: Epistemic and Adjudicative Recognition - the Distinction that Liberates Legal Positivism from the Post-Dworkin Dilemma Christian Hiebaum: Law, Politics and Objectivity Jose Juan Moreso: Putting Legal Objectivity in its Place Stanley Paulson: Hans Kelsen's Radical Objectification Programs Torben Spaak: Legal Positivism and the Objectivity of Law Csaba Varga: Doctrine and Technique in Law
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E	Tampere Club meeting	Aulis Aarnio
	Description of the Tampere Club Meeting Aulis Aarnio: The Court System and Democracy (full text, web only) Richard A Posner, Democracy and Judiciary: A Comment on Aulis Aarnio, "The Court System and Democracy" (full text, web only)
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F	Law Scholarship and Law Teaching: Technical or Theoretical?	Svein Eng
	John Bell: Legal Theory in Legal Education - "Anything you can do, I can do meta …" J.W. Harris: Property Theory and Property Law: From Formal Dogmatics to Substantive Rights Allan C. Hutchinson: A Critical Approach to Law (web only) Yasutomo MORIGIWA: The Element of Legal Theory in the Teaching of Professional Responsibility Itaru SHIMAZU: Legal Mind as Basic Faculty for the Citizens of Liberal States (web only) Endre Stavang: Welfare-Based Private Law – The Case of Norwegian Torts Kaarlo Tuori: Legal Science and the Coherence of Law Jan Woleński: Philosophers' and Logicians' Contributions to Legal Theory
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G	Law and Economics and Legal Scholarship	Horacio M. Spector
	See also special web-page. Bruce Chapman: Rational Commitment and Legal Reason Aristides N. Hatzis: New Institutional Economics and Legal Theory (This paper will not be presented at the Congress) Lewis A. Kornhauser: An Economic Concept of Law? Henrik Lando: Prevention of Crime and the Optimal Standard of Proof in Criminal Law Giuseppe Dari Mattiacci: Gödel, Kaplow and Shavell – Consistency and Completeness in Social Decision-making Anthony Ogus: What Legal Scholars Can Learn from Law and Economics Francesco Parisi: Functional Law and Economics Guido Pincione: Should Law Professor Teach Public Choice Theory? Göran Skogh: Limits of Environmental Economics Horacio Spector: The Future of Legal Science in Civil Law Systems Fernando R. Teson: Customary International Law and Game Theory Richard W. Wright: Reasonableness, Rationality, Efficiency, and Justice
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H	Cognitive Science, Ethics and Law	Matthias Mahlmann, John Mikhail
	Manfred Bierwisch: Law and Language - Relations, Similarities, and Differences Catarina Donati and Orin Percus: The role of imaging experiments in the study of cognition: a view from linguistics Susan Dwyer: Moral Innateness, Moral Difference and Moral Parameters Matthias Mahlmann: Kant's Concept of Practical Reason and the Prospects of Mentalism Jim McGilvray: Evolution and Ethical Content John Mikhail: Universal Moral Grammar and Its Challenge to Law and Economics Hans Peter Schwintowski: Towards a Neurology of Law
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I	Law, Morality, Politics, Defeasibility	Jaap Hage, Giovanni Sartor
	For pdf-versions of submitted papers please visit the website of this Special Workshop at CIRSFID L. Åqvist: Some Remarks on Performatives in the Law A. Artosi, A.Rotolo, S. Vida: "Counts as" Conditionals Eugenio Bulygin: On Legal Gaps Martin Golding: The Legal Analog of the Principle of Bivalence Susan Haack: Truth in the Law Jaap Hage: Law and Defeasibility Trevor Bench-Capon and Giovanni Sartor: A Model of Legal Reasoning with Cases Incorporation Theories and Values Lars Lindahl and Jan Odelstad: Some Remarks on Revision and Coherence Within an Algebraic Framework (web only) Henry Prakken:Argumentation Schemes and Generalizations in Reasoning about Evidence David Reidhav: Geometry, Features and Similarity Jan-R Sieckmann: The Fragmentation of Deontic Logic Arend Soeteman: Do we Need a Legal Logic? Bart Verheij: Artificial Argument Assistants for Defeasible Arguments
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J	Stressing Legal Decisions	Krzysztof Palecki, Christoffer Wong
	Christoffer Wong: Stressing Legal Decisions – An Introduction
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K	East Asian Jurisprudence	Chongko Choi, Nobuhiko TAKASE
	Chngko Choi: East Asian Jurisprudence: A historical Introduction Sharon Kaur Chahil: The rejection of Constitutionalism from the perspective of certain aspects of East Asian philosophy (web only) Tetsu SAKURAI: The Impact of a Japanese Theory of Evolution on Legal Philsophy: Darwin versus Kinji Imanishi Nobuhiko TAKASE: Search for East Asian Jurisprudence of Human Rights
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L	Artificial Intelligence in the Law	Hajime YOSHINO
	Description of workshop Margaret A. Boden: Creativity and Law - How can they live together? (web only) Kevin D. Ashley: Exploring an Example of Creative Legal Problem Solving: Inventing the NOW Account (full text, web only) Shigeru KAGAYAMA: Legal Education Reform in Japan– To Foster Creative Thinking Ability of Students (full text, web only) Jeroen Keppens and Burkhard Schafer: Using the box to think outside it – creative scepticism and computer decision support in criminal investigations (full text, web only) Katsumi NITTA, Yoshiaki YASUMURA, Masahide YUASA: An Online Discussion Support System which Promotes Creativity of Legal Minds (full text, web only) Seiichiro SAKURAI and Hajime YOSHINO: An Education Method for Legal Creativity by Using Logic Programming (full text, web only)
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M	Electronic Government and Philosophy of Law	Fernando Galindo
	Tom M. van Engers: Improving Legal Quality Fernando Galindo: Secure Juridical Transmissions of Documents Jonathan Gelati: Agent-based systems in public administration (web only) John Morrison and Philip Leith: Government Websites and What They Tell Us About Government Attitudes to Citizens Rimantas Petrauskas: Administrative Resources of Information and Communication Technologies to be Used by the Judges Erich Schweighofer: Knowledge, Management and Administration of Justice
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N	Coherence Theory of Law and Analogy	Zenon Bankowski
	Zenon Bankowski: Life, Coherence and Integrity Stefano Bertea: Legal Systems’ Claim to Normativity and the Concept of Law Cláudio Michelon: Practical Reason in Private Law: Coherence and Beyond Stephen Pethick: Coherence Dismantled: On the Meaning and Use of Coherence in Legal Theory Burkhard Schäfer: Similarity between Deontic Systems
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O	Law and Social Theory	Reza Banakar
	Reza Banakar: Law and Social Theory Thom Brooks: In Defence of Jury Equity Jörgen Dalberg-Larsen: On the Relevance of Habermas and Theories of Legal Pluralism for the Study of Environmental law Håkan Gustafsson: Legal polyvalence. An inquiry into pluralism, polycentricity and legal values Leonard Hamer: Transgressing Problems of Customary International Law via Foucault Kao Su-Po: In Need of Prudential Tradition? Hanne Petersen: Angelic Presence in Crisis-ridden Monistic Societies Eva-Maria Svensson: Jurisprudence and Knowledge - the impacts of Feminist Legal Studies
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Q	Scandinavian Realism in Theory and Practice	Jes Bjarup
	Jes Bjarup: The Philosophy of Scandinavian Realism Carla Faralli: The Reception of Scandinavian Realism Anders Fogelklou: Olivecrona's Ontology and Freud's Theory of the Super-Ego Åke Frändberg: Rules, Rights and Judgments in Carl Olivecrona's Theory of Law Martin Golding: Promises and Performatives in Olivecrona's Theory of Legal Language Max Lyles: The Teleological Method of Statute Interpretation - An Enigma of the Uppsala School Alexander Molter: The Concept of Law and The Use of Legal Language Mauro Zamboni: Law and Politics in the Legal Realisms
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R	Material Review of Constitutionality of Statutes	Joakim Nergelius, Pasquale Policastro, Kenji Urata
	See also separate website Carlo Amirante: Principles, Values, Rights, Duties, Social Needs and the Interpretation of the Constitution between Governance and Multilevel Constitutionalism in a Globalized World? Augusto Cerri: The Problematic Basis of Judicial Review of Legislation Satoshi Kotake: The Problem of the Present System of Abortion Law in Japan Joakim Nergelius: A Multi-level Approach to Judicial Review Pasquale Policastro: Multi-level Constitutionalism and the Legal Strength of the Constitution in a World of Transition Antonella Sciortino: Evolutionary Patterns of the Political Representation in a Multi Level Constitutional System: Reflections on the Italian Case Kenji URATA: Reflections on Global Constitution: In Search for Democracy and Peace
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S	Legal Institutions and Economic Policies	Rolando Tamayo
	Imer B. Flores: Assessing Democracy and Rule of Law Rolando Tamayo y Salmorán: Rights, Distribution and Access to Justice R. Vazquez: An Egalitarian and Democratic Model of Education
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T	Practical and Theoretical Problems in Legislation. Research in Legisprudence	Luc Wintgens
	Maurice Adams: Legislating Ethics after Hobbes and Hart Manuel Atienza: Argumentation and Legislation (web only) Tom Campbell: Legislating Human Rights (web only) Michiel Elst: Communicative Democracy and the Citizens’ Direct Participation in the Legislative Process Tito Gallas: The Community Law - Between Social Message and Contractual Clause Christophe Grzegorczyk: Legislation and “soft law” Vlad Perju: Democratic Legitimacy in Pluralist Society Neil MacCormick: Legislative Deliberation: Notes from the European Parliament Robert S. Summers: Form and the Creation of Valid Statutes Koen Van Aeken: Evaluation of Legislation Beyond Instrumentalism Ludo Veuchelen: The Justification and the Optimisation Principle in International Nuclear Law: Theory and Practice Luc J. Wintgens: Legisprudence as a New Theory of Legislation Programme to appear shortly
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U	Politics of Human Rights	Rex Martin Göran Melander
	Special Session on Rawls (chair: Rex Martin) Alyssa Rose Bernstein: Democratization as a Humanitarian Aim for War: Just War Theory and the Law of Peoples Chris Brown: Decent Peoples, Outlaw States, Burdened Societies: Conceptual Categories in the Law of Peoples Wilfried Hinsch, Markus Stepanians: Human Rights and Duties of Assistance Alistair Macleod: Rawls on Human Rights: Justification and Selective Enforcement Rex Martin: Dimensions of International Distributive Economic Justice in Rawls’s Law of Peoples James W. Nickel: Human Rights and the Limits of Toleration in Rawls' Law of Peoples David A Reidy: Justice and the Global Economy in Rawls’s The Law of Peoples K C Tan: Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism in The Law of Peoples Session on Human Rights Gregor Noll: Politics of Human Rights Sten Schaumburg-Müller: The Pragmatic Challenge to Human Rights
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V	Indigenous and Transplanted Legal Values in the Post-colonial World	Kjell Åke Modéer
	No available abstract. The workshop will discuss: the concepts of legal culture and legal tradition in late-modern discourses; their importance for legal/judicial identity in contemporary societies; and the impact of globalization (Americanization) and multiculturalism for the cognitive structures of lawyers.
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W	The Actuality of Legal Dogmatics	Claes Peterson
	Claes Peterson and Marie Sandström: Legal Dogmatics - Past, Present and Future
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X	European Citizenship in the New EU Member States	Alexander Bröstl, Ola Zetterquist
	See also separate website Alexander Bröstl: Towards an European Citizenship W.E. Conklin: Statelessness, Territory and National Identity in a System of Sovereign States Gabor Halmai: Hate Speech and EU Accession in Hungary Hannele Isola-Miettinen: The EU-Citizenship and the Rights? Kristine Kruma: Challenges for the EU Citizenship after enlargement (web only) Uno Lõhmus: On European Citizenship in New EU Member States: the Estonian Case Kaarlo Tuori: On EU Citizenship
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A	Legal Practitioner’s Need of Reflective Application of Legal Philosophy	Henrik Zahle
B	Criminal Responsibility	Antony Duff
C	Legal Positivism After Hart and Dworkin	Leslie Green
D	Law and Objectivity - Legal Positivism, Critical Theory and the New Wave of Natural Law	Christian Dahlman
E	Tampere Club meeting	Aulis Aarnio
F	Law Scholarship and Law Teaching: Technical or Theoretical?	Svein Eng
G	Law and Economics and Legal Scholarship	Horacio M. Spector
H	Cognitive Science, Ethics and Law	Matthias Mahlmann, John Mikhail
I	Law, Morality, Politics, Defeasibility	Jaap Hage, Giovanni Sartor
J	Stressing Legal Decisions	Krzysztof Palecki, Christoffer Wong
K	East Asian Jurisprudence	Chongko Choi, Nobuhiko TAKASE
L	Artificial Intelligence in the Law	Hajime YOSHINO
M	Electronic Government and Philosophy of Law	Fernando Galindo
N	Coherence Theory of Law and Analogy	Zenon Bankowski
O	Law and Social Theory	Reza Banakar
P	The workshop on the new European Ius Commune and Legal Theory has been cancelled.
Q	Scandinavian Realism in Theory and Practice	Jes Bjarup
R	Material Review of Constitutionality of Statutes	Joakim Nergelius, Pasquale Policastro, Kenji URATA
S	Legal Institutions and Economic Policies	Rolando Tamayo
T	Practical and Theoretical Problems in Legislation. Research in Legisprudence	Luc Wintgens
U	Politics of Human Rights	Rex Martin, Göran Melander,
V	Indigenous and Transplanted Legal Values in the Post-colonial World	Kjell Åke Modéer
W	The Actuality of Legal Dogmatics	Claes Peterson
X	European Citizenship in the New EU Member States	Alexander Bröstl, Ola Zetterquist

Special Workshop Abstracts