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During this global pandemic we are closely following developments in public law, particularly looking at how this pandemic is affecting rights, freedoms and constitutional values in general, and how those principles are, or should be, shaping responses. Have a look at our editorial and keep an eye on the latest posts section as well as the new COVID-19 bookshelf tab where we will be hosting a list of useful resources.
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New Editorial: Academic Blogging, a New Year and New Team Members
Co-Editors Dinesha Samararatne & Erika Arban reflect on what 2020 illuminated for academic blogging and welcome our new team members.
New Publication: Virtual Freedoms, Terrorism and the Law
This book (forthcoming, 14 February 2021) examines the risks to freedom of expression posed by regulations introduced in response to terrorist threats.
New Symposium Post: The Debate on the Istanbul Convention in Turkey
Valentina Rita Scotti argues that the current debate on the Istanbul Convention in Turkey reflects a populist reinterpretation of the principle of gender equality.
Announcement: IACL Research Group on Social Rights
The IACL Research Group on Social Rights is excited to announce a new series of talks by academics on their social rights scholarship.
New Post: Myanmar’s Military Coup D’état is Unconstitutional
Sujit Choudhry and Asanga Welikala contend that the response to Myanmar’s military coup d’etat should focus on the constitutionality of the Tatmadaw’s actions.
In Memoriam: Pavle Nikolić
The IACL remembers Pavle Nikolić, one of the founding members and Honorary President of the IACL. Oliver Nikolić has written an obituary in his memory.
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Uladzislau BELAVUSAU, Aleksandra GLISZCZYNSKA-GRABIAS
Uladzislau Belavusau and Aleksandra Gliszczyńska-Grabias tell us about their book Constitutionalism under Stress: Essays in Honour of Wojciech Sadurski