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Defending the rule of law in times of crisis: Past, present and future perspectives
May 12, 2025
Conference Host: Olin
Foundation for Legal History
Time: 12-13 June 2025
Venue: Faculty Room (fakultetsrummet), Faculty of Law, Uppsala
university, Trädgårdsgatan 1 (Norway)
We live in
times of multiple threats and challenges. War, climate change, pandemics,
polarization and more, put society and everyday life into perspective. Each of
these threats also seriously challenges democracy and the rule of law,
implicitly as well as directly, blatantly so during this spring. This workshop
brings together Nordic and Baltic legal researchers to examine weaknesses,
resilience and restoration of the rule of law - nationally and regionally –
contextualizing, analyzing and imagining past, present and future situations.
The researchers participating all have unique insights on how constitutional
fundaments such as the rule of law have been tested and questioned in concrete
cases. What did we learn from examples from the 20th Century? How
can historical and current examples have an impact on future choices and how we
relate to state, administration and civil society?
Registration at Medfarm. Last day for registration Friday 30 May.
For further information, please contact Marianne
Dahlén, marianne.dahlen@jur.uu.se
The conference programme can be found here.