David Landau

This week, we return to some of the themes discussed at the IACL roundtable held in Melbourne in May 2016. In this fourth and final blog post, David Landau (Mason Ladd Professor, Associate Dean for International Programs,  Florida State University College of  Law) responds to Manuel José Cepeda Espinosa’s lecture “The peace process and the Constitution: Constitution making as peace making?”

William Partlett

This week, we return to some of the themes discussed at the IACL roundtable held in Melbourne in May 2016. In this third blog post, Dr William Partlett responds to Manuel José Cepeda Espinosa’s lecture “The Peace Process and the Constitution: Constitution Making as Peace Making?”

Manuel José Cepeda Espinosa

This week, we return to some of the themes discussed at the IACL roundtable held in Melbourne in May 2016. In this second blog post, we publish the text of the University of Melbourne 2016 Human Rights Lecture delivered by Manuel José Cepeda Espinosa, President of the International Association of Constitutional Law, entitled “The Peace Process and the Constitution: Constitution Making as Peace Making?”

David Landau

This week, we return to some of the themes discussed at the IACL roundtable held in Melbourne in May 2016 on 'The Invisible Constitution in Comparative Perspective'. This first blog post is by Professor David Landau.

An IACL roundtable (and executive committee meeting) will be held in Melbourne, Australia on 2 and 3 May 2016. The theme of the roundtable is “The Invisible Constitution: Comparative Perspectives”. The programme is set out below.