Monthly Overview – December 2014 Posted on January 20, 2015 /Under Monthly Overview /With 0 Comments BelConLawBlog publishes a selected reading list of new scholarship regarding Belgian constitutional law in journals and books (I), decisions of the Belgian Constitutional Court in which a violation of the Constitution has been

  fundamental rights Lecture F. Tulkens ‘Fundamental rights and state security: inseparable allies’ (Constitutional Law Lecture Series – 30 November 2016) Posted on November 11, 2016 /Under Announcements /With 0 Comments BelConLawBlog and the Constitutional Law Research Group would like to invite you for a guest lecture by Em. Prof. Françoise

  Reform of the Senate The future of the Belgian Senate Posted on December 7, 2015 /Under Sixth State Reform /With 3 Comments Marie DeCock, Cédric Labens, Laura Meuleman and Elien Verniers (master students Advanced Study Constitutional Law, Ghent University), Pieter Cannoot (assistant, Ghent University) and Juan Benjumea Moreno (Ghent

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  Measuring the Rule of Law and Identifying Its Determinants Posted on November 30, 2015 /Under Analysis /With 0 Comments Prof. Dr. Stefan Voigt, Director Institute of Law & Economics, University of Hamburg There is an almost universal consensus that the rule of law is desirable. Given this enthusiasm, it

  Right to happiness: a new constitutional approach Posted on October 8, 2015 /Under Analysis /With 0 Comments Saul Tourinho Leal, Visiting researcher at SAIFAC, PhD in Constitutional Law and President of the "Sub-Committee on Foreign Relations with South Africa" of the Brazilian Bar Association. Justice Albie Sachs, when closing