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RCSL 2006 Meeting at Durban ISA World Congress of Sociology
RCSL Sessions
(version circulated January
2006) 13 sessions (including the business meeting), 50 papers Sessions 1 and 2: WG - Social and Legal Systems (and Legal Professions) Sessions 3 and 4: WG - Socio-Legal Theory and Method (and Law and Linguistics) Sessions 5 and 6: WG - Human Rights in Transition session Sessions 7, 8 and 9: New Forms of Regulation Session 10: WG - Legal Cultures Session 11: WG - Family Law Session 12: WG - Disputing Behavior in Comparative Perspective Session 13: WG - Business meeting
Session One: Democracy and Transitional Justice”Chair: Mahmood Mamdani, Columbia University, USA Session Two: „Beyond the Rule of Law”Chair: Grażyna Skąpska, Jagiellonian University, Kraków Session Three: „Social Devastation and Dilemmas of Reconstruction”Chair: Ari Sitas, University of Durban, South Africa
Sessions 1 and 2 [back to contents] Social and Legal Systems (and Legal Professions) Chair: Vittorio Olgiati
1.Prof. Vittorio Olgiati, University of Urbino, Italy Email: <olgiati@soc.uniurb.it>
2. Hjalmar Newmark Email: hjalmarnewmark@yahoo.com No title or abstract
3. Dr. Naomi Gale (Gal) Email: <ngalelaw@yahoo.com> Title: The “Jury System” and the Israeli Judiciary system
4. Luigi Cominelli Email: Luigi.Cominelli@unimi.it Title: The WTO Dispute Settlement System in action. First empirical observations.
5. MARIA CRISTINA CARDOSO PEREIRA Email: <cristinapereira03@uol.com.br> Title: FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, UNIONS AND THE SUPREME COURT IN BRAZIL(1995-2002)
6. Dr. Max Travers E-mail: max.travers@utas.edu.au Title: Sentencing in the children’s court: An ethnographic perspective
7. Philip MILBURN Email: milburn@neuf.fr Title: French professional magistrates: claims for autonomy in a context of judicial system evolutions
8. Érika Fontánez Torres efontanez@law.upr.edu efontaneztorres@hotmail.com
Title: The
interaction of meanings: the irritation of the legal system
9. Ulrike Schultz Title: "Do women judge differently." e-mail: Ulrike.Schultz@FernUni-Hagen.de
10. Yifat Holzman-Gazit and Bryna Bogoch Email: bogocb@mail.biu.ac.il Title: The Court, the Press and the Pilot: Discourse of gender
and National Security in the Converge of an
Israeli Supreme Court Decision
Sessions 3 and 4 [back to contents] Socio-Legal Theory and Method Chair: Reza Banakar
1 . Jan Winczorek Email: Jan.Winczorek@aster.pl Title: Grundrechte als pouvoir? On some affinities between luhmannian and foucaultian understanding of rights.
2. Ronaldo Macedo Email: <ronaldo.macedo@terra.com.br> Title: The sociology of contract interpretation in Brazilian Law. Descriptive and normative aspects of a relational approach.
3. Andrea Brighenti Title: Visibility as a Socio-legal Category
4. Ali Acar Email: acarali13@hotmail.com Title: One of the Forerunners of Sociology of Law “Savigny” In this paper, I will try to explain Savigny´s theory with regards to its contributions to
6. Reza Banakar
7.
Yves van
Leynseele
Title:
'New
Models of Nature Conservation in Northern South Africa: Spaces for Negotiation
or Exclusionary Scripts?' 8. Sigurd D'hondt Email: Sigurd.Dhondt@UGent.be Title: Negotiating agency while describing the 'facts' in a case of libel and resisting authorities
9. Håkan Gustafsson Email: Hakan.Gustafsson@law.gu.se "Legal sociology as normative jurisprudence or
jurisprudence
as normative sociology?".
Sessions 5 and 6 [back to contents] Human Rights In Transition session Chair: Vincenzo Ferrari
1. Monica Errico, Università di Milano-Bicocca Title: Capabilities and Human Rights: New Challenges for Law and Development Studies.
2.Michael
Humphrey Title: Peace Processes, Human Rights and Transparency
4. Roberto Cammarata e.mail: cammarata@sociol.unimi.it Title: The Rights of Indigenous People. The evolution of self-determination campaigns in the context of the new international policies of recognition.
5. Samir Naim Ahmed, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt, Human Rights in a Globalizing World. Societies in Transition in Developing Countries (prov. title)
5. James T. Richardson, Email: jtr@unr.edu Title: Regulation of Minority Religions by Constitutional Courts in Former Communist Countries
6. Chiara Calderoni, Università di Milan, Italy, and Instituto Internacional de Sociología Jurídica, Oñati, País Vasco, Spain, The Rights to Italian Nationality of Argentinians of Italian Origin. A socio-legal approach (prof. title)
7. Letizia Mancini, Università di Milano, Italy, On Cultural Rights of Ethnic Minorities (prov. title)
8. Tamar Pitch, Università di Perugia, Italy, Rights to Safety and the Safety of Rights
9. Samir Naim Ahmed, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt, Human Rights in a Globalizing World. Societies in Transition in Developing Countries (prov. title)
10. Ali Acar Email: acarali13@hotmail.com Title: HUMAN RIGHT IN TRANSITION IN TURKEY UNDER THE PROCESS OF EU MEMBERSHIP
Sessions 7, 8 and 9 [back to contents] New forms of Regulation Chair: Max Travers
1. Vikki Bell, Goldsmiths – Title: ethical conduct in the Laming Report on the death of Victoria Climbie
2. Katherine O'Donovan, Queen Mary's, University of London – Title: A Global Rule on Access to Medical Technologies.
3. George Pavlich, University of Alberta – Title: Forensic Criminal Accusation and its Sovereign Exclusions
4. Adam Crawford, University of Leeds – Title: The contractual governance of anti-social behaviour in the UK
Session 8 5. Natacha Freitas and Carlos Casabona, University of the Basque Country
(natachafreitas@netcabo.pt).
6. Bethany Spielman Email: bspielman@siumed.edu Title: Judicial Review of Health Care Ethics Committees
7. Teresa Miller, State University of New York at Buffalo – Title: New Penological Techniques in the Regulation of Immigration in the United States (abstract to be sent)
8. Dave Lewis, Middlesex University and Tina Uys (South Africa) - The Impact of Public Interest Disclosure Legislation: A Comparison between the UK and South Africa
Session 9
9.
Rodrigo
Ghiringhelli de Azevedo
Title:
THE
EMERGING PARADIGM IN ITS MAZE: Title: The Quality of Law in a Globalising World
11. Chris Beyers Email: <chrisbeyers@trentu.ca> Title: Narratives of entitlement in land claims forms in District Six
Legal Cultures Chair: Marina Kurkchyian
1. Richard Barron Parker Email: parker@shudo-u.ac.jp Title: Language and Legal Culture in Japan.
2. Ken Salo kensalo@uiuc.edu Title: Contested Legalities in the Production of Post-apartheid South Africa’s Privatizing Seafood Fishery
3. Elin Cohen elin.cohen@stanford.edu> Title:
4. Musa Yusupov Email: musa_y17@hotmail.com> Title: Legal Culture in the Transforming Society
5. Marina Kurkchiyan, Oxford,
Family Law Chair: Mavis Maclean and Jacek Kurczewski
1. Mavis Maclean Email: <mavis.maclean@applied-social-studies.oxford.ac.uk>
2. Jacek Kurczewski Email: <J.Kurczewski@uw.edu.pl>
3. Rukmini Sen Email: <sen0691@dataone.in>
4. Winnie Kamau Email: <wkamau@yorku.ca> Title: LAW, PLURALISM AND THE FAMILY IN AFRICA: WHICH WAY FORWARD?
Disputing Behaviour in Comparative Perspective Chair: Masayuki Murayama
1. Isamu Sugino, sugino@catnet.ne.jp
2. Yoshiyuki Matsumura, matsumu@juris.hokudai.ac.jp
3. Eugene Tan, eugene@smu.edu.sg
4. Masayuki Murayama, muramasa@kisc.meiji.ac.jp
Business Meeting
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