http://www.irjursoc.org Promoting the Study of Jurisprudence in Ireland Tue, 29 Jun 2010 14:15:06 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en * * Please note the change of date for this workshop from what was originally announced.* * On 6 May 2010 Ms Rachael Walsh, Doctoral Candidate, Trinity College, Dublin, will deliver her paper: 'A Thomistic Reading of Article 43 of the Irish Constitution' Time and venue: 7pm, Room 11, Law School, House 39, ... http://www.irjursoc.org/2010/04/29/rachael-walshs-workshop/ Please note that Mr David Langwallner's workshop has been moved from 29 April 2010 to 13 May 2010. Thus, the remaining workshops in the Spring/Summer IJS Dublin Workshop Series 2010 are: 6 May 2010 Rachael Walsh, PhD Candidate, Trinity College Dublin 'A Thomistic Reading of Article 43 of the Irish Constitution' 13 May ... http://www.irjursoc.org/2010/04/27/postponed-david-langwallners-workshop/ * * * Note: this Symposium is free to attend, and if you plan to attend, please email the Symposium Convenor, Dr Maria Cahill, maria.cahill@ucc.ie, to register and receive the Symposium's papers in advance.* * * Symposium on Jurisprudence and Legal Theory at University College Cork, 17 April 2010 Venue: Rm ... http://www.irjursoc.org/2010/04/14/ijs-symposium-at-cork-17-april-2010/ The first session of the IJS Spring/Summer Workshop Series 2010 is on Thursday, 1 April at 7pm in Trinity College Dublin Law School (Room 11 in House 39). Mr Patrick O'Brien, Doctoral Candidate, St. John’s College, Oxford, will present his paper: "The Democratic Objection to Judicial Review: Problems with Waldron's ... http://www.irjursoc.org/2010/03/29/workshop-patrick-obrien/ Below are the speakers and paper titles for the IJS/UCC Law Faculty Symposium on Jurisprudence and Legal Theory at University College Cork on Saturday, 17 April 2010. The schedule and running order will be confirmed shortly. The Symposium will be free to attend. Please register your interest in attending with ... http://www.irjursoc.org/2010/03/29/symposium-at-ucc-17-april-2010/ Donal Coffey, PhD Candidate, UCD presents his paper "Distributive Justice and the Separation of Powers" at the fourth and final IJS workshop of the Winter 2009 series. This workshop is at 7pm, 10 December 2009, House 39, Trinity College Dublin. http://www.irjursoc.org/2009/12/11/donal-coffeys-workshop/ The third session of the IJS Winter Workshop Series 2009 is on Thursday, 26 November at 7pm in TCD Law School (Room 11 in House 39). Dr William Phelan, Lecturer in Political Science, TCD will present his paper: "The Practical Irrelevance of National Constitutional Law Fundamental Rights to the application of European ... http://www.irjursoc.org/2009/11/23/william-phelans-workshop/ The IJS Winter Workshop Series 2009 continues at 7pm, 12 November 2009, Law School, Trinity College Dublin with Mr Eoin Daly, University College Cork, presenting: "Religious liberty and the Rawlsian idea of legitimacy: the French laïcité project between comprehensive and political liberalisms" Abstract: Kahn has argued that the French laïcité project has degenerated, ... http://www.irjursoc.org/2009/11/04/eoin-dalys-workshop/ The IJS's 2009 Winter workshop series got underway on 29 October with Brian Flanagan, University College Dublin, presenting: “Abstract Legislative Intentions: A Positivist Cure for the Semantic Sting?” http://www.irjursoc.org/2009/11/02/brian-flanagans-workshop-2/ 29 October 2009 Mr Brian Flanagan, PhD Candidate, UCD "The Attribution of Abstract Legislative Intentions: A Positivist Cure for the Semantic Sting?" A number of legal theories insist, or concede, that in mature legal systems there may be a legally determined outcome to virtually every case.  Some contemporary authors, among them ... http://www.irjursoc.org/2009/09/15/winter-workshop-series-2009-line-up/