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Essex Constitutional and Administrative Justice Initiative is excited and honoured to welcome Professor Lawrence Sager who will be joining us here at the University of Essex from the University of Texas at Austin, School of Law. Professor Sager will be kindly sharing and discussion his recent research: Justice-Seeking/Justice-Seeking Most constitutions plainly have as one of … Continue reading
We here at Essex CAJI are excited to share with you our Essex CAJI Review Volume 2 highlighting some of the recent events, activities and publications of our members, along with other news and updates. We hope you enjoy reading this update!
Bangladesh has entered a critical phase in its constitutional and political history. Since its independence in 1971, Bangladesh has undergone a series of constitutional transformations, shifting between parliamentary, presidential, and military-backed systems. The 1972 Constitution, rooted in the ideals of the Liberation War, emphasised democracy, secularism, socialism, and nationalism. However, successive amendments have altered its … Continue reading
The Essex Human Rights Centre and the Essex Constitutional and Administrative Justice Initiative, in association with the International Commission of Jurists are pleased to invite you to a Special Talk with the Honourable Mr. Hari Prasad Phuyal, Justice of the Supreme Court of Nepal. Introduced by Professor Carla Ferstman, Director of the Human Rights Centre, … Continue reading
The Yale Comparative Administrative Law ListServ is proud to host a series of online discussions on comparative administrative law around the world! These online discussions seek to provide opportunities for exchanging ideas on comparative administrative law on a broad range of issues, whether macro or microlevel, whether analytical or conceptual, or whether doctrinal or empirical in approaches. … Continue reading
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