Archives for HOOVER
CHAIRE HOOVER Louvain-La-Neuve
15 octobre 2019
Mich : Why defend pre-distribution?
Delphine Irac
According to its proponents, pre-distribution refers to some social justice that should be accomplished before redistribution by the State (Meade, Hacker, O’Neill). However the regulation and the distribution functions of the State being almost impossible to disentangle, this...
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Mich: What is ‘public’ about the ‘public interest?’
Eric Boot
Appeals to the concept of the public interest in politics and law are both incredibly frequent and lamentably vague. In my research project I want to see if this is a fruitful concept and, if so, how we ought to understand it. In my talk I wish to briefly sketch a promising...
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Mich: Is preferential voting a right ?
François Blais
The benefits of preferential voting are well known: (i) to allow voters to vote "sincerely" rather than "strategically"; (ii) ensure that all elected officials are minimally supported by a majority of voters; (iii) favor political parties interested in integrating elements of...
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Linguistic Rights and Duties of Migrants: Norms and...
Keynotes: Philippe Van Parijs (UCLouvain) and Helder De Schutter (KU Leuven)
What are the linguistic rights and duties of migrants in liberal democracies? By looking into the empirical practices and normative debates regarding linguistic rights and duties of migrants, we intend for this...
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Mich: What is the Purpose of Discrimination Law?: A...
Refia Kadayifçi-Kaya (Chaire Hoover, UCLouvain)
The main purpose of the law on the elimination of discrimination (discrimination law) is considered as a sort of equality both by the European Union law and by notable discrimination law scholars. The tension between the different concepts of...
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