28-29 November 2018 - Department of Law, Aarhus BSS, Aarhus University
2018.03.16 |
| Date | Wed 28 Nov — Thu 29 Nov |
| Time | 10:30 — 16:30 |
| Location | Department of Law, Aarhus BSS, Aarhus University, Building 1410, Room 247 |
Professor Ellen Margrethe Basse (EllenMB@law.au.dk)
To show the PhD fellows the different approaches to implementation of law and to interpretation of statutory rules and principles that are used in practice – making them interested in the characteristics of the legal area they are studying.
To acquaint the PhD fellows with the general and more specific theories and practices in different systems of judicial reasoning. The PhD fellows will receive practical advice from senior and junior researchers and they will have the opportunity to discuss with each other the experiences – and the challenges – that they have in their own research with their analyses of different forms of implementation and/or interpretation. Young researchers will give examples of their just finished PhD research and their current Post.Doc. research and their focus on issues related to interpretation and implementation.
The theme of this course involves the intersection of debates about different methods of interpretation and application of law (traditional discussion about grammatical, historical, systematic, teleological and dynamic/political interpretation) and the broader question on the implementation, interpretation and application of law by courts, tribunals, national regulatory authorities, and other bodies having the power to decide on the implementation, interpretation and application of legislation – generally as well as in individual cases, involving also ‘judicial dialogue’ between such authorities.
Participants are requested to send one paper to Ellen Margrethe Basse Professor (EllenMB@law.au.dk) cc. Cita Dyveke Kristensen (cita@law.au.dk) 15 November 2018 at the latest. Details on the paper are in the programme.
Please bring your laptop.
The course is included in the mandatory course package for PhD fellows at the Department of Law, Aarhus BSS, AU, where there is an overall credit. For other participants the credit is 3 ECTS.
None. All meals are included free of charge.
English, if there are participants who are not are familiar with Danish.
Cita Dyveke Kristensen (cita@law.au.dk) PhD secretary, 13 November 2018 at 12.00 a.m. at the latest.
A maximum of 20 people