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Are International Human Rights Conventions Democratically Legitimate?: Political Constitutionalism and the Hirst Case 07/12/2011 Prof. Cecelia Lynch, PhD University of California at Irvine Christianity, Sovereignty and Universalism in International Relations 14/12/2011 Prof. Dr. Christoph Möllers Humboldt Universität Berlin How to know where Rule and Reason are? The Concept of Normativity in Empirical Research 18/01/2012 Prof. Neil Walker, PhD University of Edinburgh Constitutionalism and Publicness in the new Global order: A Shifting Relationship 25/01/2012 Prof. Richard Ned Lebow, PhD Darthmouth College (USA) Identity, Justice and Globalization
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