(anti?) constitutional populism
As recently as 1991, when Samuel Huntington investigated what he called the ‘third wave’ of democratization, the term ‘populism’ figured just
Constitutional democracy in the time of elected authoritarians
In a recent article in the International Journal of Constitutional Law, Wojciech Sadurski reflects upon the rise of autocracies characterised
Democratic Backsliding: A View from Poland and Beyond
10 August 2020, webinar Hosted online by the Israel Democracy Institute at 12:00PM (Jerusalem time) In recent years, the world
The New Despotism
20 August 2020, online at 6pm Sydney time Speaker: Professor John Keane, University of Sydney In our first online event,
Poland’s Presidential Elections
Saturday 11 July 2020 – in an interview with (Australia’s) ABC Radio National ahead of the recent elections in Poland,
Venezuela: recent decisions of the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court
In a recent contribution to I-CONnect, the blog of the International Journal of Constitutional Law, a national collaborator on this
Constitutional Populism in South Africa
Political advantage, economic inequality, and the impact of populism on liberal democracy in South Africa Following his recent paper on
The Rule of Law in the EU: The Evolution of the Treaty Framework and Rule of Law Toolbox
In a new report from the RECONNECT Europe project, Laurent Pech progresses the work package on Rule of Law (principles)
Constitutionalism in the Age of Populism
6-8 March 2020 at University of Victoria, Canada Our project is pleased to support an international conference being held this
CANCELLED: Towards a Democratic Jurisprudence? Lessons from Poland
In keeping with policy directions on managing COVID-19, we regretfully cancel this event. We look forward to reconvening the seminar
Illiberal Populism and Antitrust: Impact Scenarios
11 February 2020 at UNSW Law, Sydney Presenter: Dr Maciej Bernatt, Head of the Department of European Economic Law, University of
