RESEARCH
LPL EDITIONS
RESEARCH ACADEMY
HAPPENING
RESEARCH
Constitutional Law and Political Science
Constitutional theory network
Responsible Researchers:
Luís Pereira Coutinho
Luís Pereira Coutinho
LPL Researchers:
Miguel Nogueira de Brito
Miguel Nogueira de Brito
External Researchers:
Dimitrios Kyritsis; Pierre Brunet; Ana Cannilla; David Dyzenhaus; Dimitrios Tsarapatsanis; Eleonora Bottini; Lars Vinx; Lawrence Sager; Manon Altwegg-Boussac; Marie Gren; Paolo Sandro
Dimitrios Kyritsis; Pierre Brunet; Ana Cannilla; David Dyzenhaus; Dimitrios Tsarapatsanis; Eleonora Bottini; Lars Vinx; Lawrence Sager; Manon Altwegg-Boussac; Marie Gren; Paolo Sandro
Financing:
UIDB/04310/2020
UIDB/04310/2020
Project Status:
Ongoing
Ongoing
Summary
The Constitutional Theory research group is a reflection group designed to monitor its development, particularly on a methodological basis - namely through monitoring relevant production at this level - and to allow the researchers involved to present and discuss their production among peers. individual or collective prior to its publication, in terms that enhance its quality. It is important to note that researchers are involved from the two quadrants in which the Theory of the Constitution is currently experiencing the greatest development - the Anglo-American quadrant and the continental European quadrant - fostering a dialogue between legal cultures and methodological approaches.
Objectives
Within the scope of the network, the aim is to encourage a discussion of these different contributions in terms that encourage reciprocal discussion and learning, in terms that eventually encourage, from then on, a stabilization of the aforementioned methodology.
Relevance
In addition to the scientific relevance, evidenced by its objectives and the relevance of the mainly methodological discussion that it intends to encourage among the researchers involved (who, as mentioned, are authors of impactful developments in the contemporary moment), the proposal involves the establishment of a partnership between the ICJP-CIDP, the Institut de Recherche Juridique de la Sorbonne and the Constitutional and Administrative Justice Initiative of the University of Essex, with the signing of the respective protocol scheduled for May 26, 2023.
