The place of foreign standards in U.S. constitutional jurisprudence

Discussion with Olivier Dutheillet de Lamothe (member of the Conseil Constitutionnel), Bruno Genevois (President of the litigation section of the Conseil d'Etat) and Horatia Muir-Watt (professor at the University of Paris I).

The place of foreign standards in U.S. constitutional jurisprudence

Speaker(s)

Stephen Breyer

Events

Various pluralisms

Harmonization

Unification

Regionalization

Globalization

Asynchrony (different spaces, different speeds)

Polychrony (one space, several speeds)

Faced with the risks of a hegemonic order or anarchic disorder, the chances of an ordered pluralism.…

Cross-influences between national and international jurisdictions

The International Criminal Court (ICC) - from statute to implementation

European legal integration in a global context

Chinese legal reform and economic globalization

The use of the national margin of appreciation by the European Court of Human Rights

The place of foreign standards in U.S. constitutional jurisprudence

Unity of the international order and/or pluralism of the global legal space

See also