Democratic constitutions express how people see their own world, the rights and obligations in the model of society they want to build.
In the field of constitutions, most scholarly attention has been given to Nation-States’ constitutional processes, but we have still a lot to explore about how minority peoples have achieved legal recognition for themselves.
Accepted or not as official texts, these constitutions and constitutional projects represent a critical step in the path towards self-determination and recognition for these peoples.
In this webinar, we shed a light upon the aims and challenges of constitution-making approaches of several constitutional processes in Europe, both recognised and unrecognised, from Scotland, Wales, Catalonia and the Hungarian minority of Transilvania, to already independent countries that faced the approval of their constitutions not long ago, like Kosovo and Slovenia.
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When: 7 June 2022 at 14:00 (CET)
Where: online – https://montauk-be.zoom.us/j/87052880781
Translation to/from French and English will be provided
No RSVP required
Media inquiries can be addressed to info@ideasforeurope.eu
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This event is financially supported by the European Parliament. The European Parliament is not liable for the content of the event nor the opinions of the speakers.
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This is a joint event of Coppieters Foundation, the Welsh Nationalism Foundation and IRAI.
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