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
Category: Case studies
The South African Constitutional Court’s 2018 Term
Lawfare or Window on the Struggle for Democratic Social Transformation? As a prelude to his case study on South Africa
Autocratic Legalism
Pisa, Italy: Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – Populism, Constitutional Democracy, and the Rule of Law workshop Addressing the idea of Autocratic Legalism today at
Disarming the guardians
Pisa, Italy: Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – Populism, Constitutional Democracy, and the Rule of Law workshop Assistant Professor Eszter Bodnár, from the Faculty of
Populist rhetoric, constitutional legitimacy and constitutional culture
Pisa, Italy: Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – Populism, Constitutional Democracy, and the Rule of Law workshop In part by comparing the cases of Hungary
Taming the beast
Pisa, Italy: Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – Populism, Constitutional Democracy, and the Rule of Law workshop Next on the agenda for today was Dr
Populism Constitutional Grammar, between Manipulative Borrowing and Bad Masters
Pisa, Italy: Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – Populism, Constitutional Democracy, and the Rule of Law workshop The second presentation for the afternoon was made
The Populist Mindset and Resentment to the Law
Pisa, Italy: Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – Populism, Constitutional Democracy, and the Rule of Law workshop The afternoon sessions kicked off
Is there such a thing as authoritarian constitutionalism?
Pisa, Italy: Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – Populism, Constitutional Democracy, and the Rule of Law workshop Professor Gábor Halmai, Chair of
Political cynicism: the case of Poland
In a new paper, Przemysław Sadura and Sławomir Sierakowski have captured insights from their work in relation to the 2019
Constitutional populism: 
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