Colloquium on International and Comparative Law (ICC V), Cape Town, South Africa

Colloquium on International and Comparative Law (ICC V), Cape Town, South Africa

Centering Constitutionalism: LatCritical Theory in International and Comparative Law

Traversals

Engagements with Critical Movements in Law by Shaun McVeigh

Introduction

Introduction by Pierre de Vos

Articles

Legal Reform and Social Justice: An Introduction To Latcrit Theory, Praxis And Community by Francisco Valdes
Theorizing Law and Political Economy: A Seminar On Law, Markets, And Culture by Angela P. Harris
Excavating the Legal Subject: The Unnamed Dead of Prestwich Place, Cape Town by Julian Jonker
Civil Disobedience for Social Change: Constitutional Law As Facilitative Or Distracting by Frances Olsen

The Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the World Indigenous Movement by Irène Bellier
Deconstructing Darwin by F.E. Guerra-Pujol

Case Study

The Commision for Gender Equality, South Africa: Promotion and Protection of Gender Equality – Are Seperate Structures Necesary? by Rashida Manjoo