خبرنامه هجدهم فروردین 1395، معرفی کتب، مقالات و فراخوان ها بین المللی حقوق اساسی

1. Separation of Powers in African Constitutionalism, Charles M. Fombad ed. (2016) (addressing the constitutional traditions of the African continent)

2. Jean D’Aspremont, Expansionism and the Sources of International Human Rights Law (2016) (shedding light on the various expansionist uses of the sources of international law)

3. Benjamin Mason Meier and Averi Chakrabarti, The Paradox of Happiness: Health and Human Rights in the Kingdom of Bhutan, Health and Human Rights: An International Journal (forthcoming 2016) (examining the normative foundations of Bhutan’s focus on “a more meaningful purpose for development than just mere material satisfaction”)

New calls:

1)  The Indiana Tech Law School will hold its Fourth Annual Symposium on the pressing issue of the prison industrial complex, and specifically the role of private prisons in mass incarceration. The symposium, titled Private Prisons: The Corporatization of Criminal Justice and the New Marketplace for Crime, will seek to contextualize the criminal justice system against the backdrop of the for-profit prison system, particularly the system’s reliance upon high rates of incarceration to sustain its business model.

2)  October 2016 Akron Constitutional Law Center Conference Featuring Feminist Legal Scholarship the U.S. feminist judgments project: rewriting the law, writing the future, Call for Papers and Presentations, Deadline April 15, 2016

3)  The Asian Conference on Politics, Economics & Law 2016 ,ACPEL2016 وArt Center Kobe, Kobe, Japan, Thursday, October 13 - Saturday, October 15, 2016, Abstract Submission Deadline: June 20, 2016, Registration Deadline for Presenters: September 20, 2016

4)  Call For Papers – Rethinking Power in Communicative Capitalism. Critical Perspectives on Media, Culture and Society, Abstract submission deadline: May, 15, 2016, Notification of selected abstracts: June, 10, 2016, Conference dates: September 8-10, 2016

5) Minorities Fellowship Programme, (MFP) launched by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).