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Research groups
A number of research groups have been established at the IACL World Congresses in Athens in June 2007, Mexico in December 2010 and Oslo in June 2014, as indicated below.
In general, the research groups function autonomously of the IACL according to their own working rules and timetables. Research groups may, however, choose to align their research with the theme of the next World Congress, and in any event use the World Congress as an opportunity to meet in person. If you are interested in joining one or more of these groups, kindly contact the convenor concerned. If you would like to establish a new research group, or if you are interested in finding out more about how these groups operate, kindly contact:
IACL Secretary General
anna.jonsson_cornell@jur.uu.se
President of the IACL
Helle.Krunke@jur.ku.dk
Constitutions in the Age of the Internet
Constitution-Making and Constitutional Change
Constitutional Responses to Terrorism
Cross-Judicial Fertilization
Subnational Constitutions
Algorithmic State, Society and Market
Gender and Constitutions
Identity, Race and Ethnicity in Constitutional Law
Judicial Review and Electoral Law
Membership and Exclusions Under Constitutions
The Other Rule of Law Traditions in the World
Constitutionalism and Societal Pluralism
Human Dignity: A Global Constitutional Principle
New Frontiers of Federalism
Constitutional Interpretation
Constitutionalism in Illiberal Democracies
Constitutional Studies of Free Trade and Political Economy
Social Rights
Public Law Responses to Public Health Emergencies
Freedom of Speech
Research Group on Rights of Nature and Animals
Constitutional Foundations of Public Administration
Constitutional Status of Cities
Post-Soviet Eurasian Constitutionalism
Discrimination in Post-Conflict Constitutions
Rule of Law and Developments in Science and Technology
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Establish a new IACL Research Group
Thematic Research Groups are a very special part of the IACL. Although hosted by, and therefore existing under the umbrella of the IACL, these Research Groups operate independently. They conduct research and publish findings, and they organise private meetings, public events and other activities. They contribute richly to the identity and reputation of the IACL and benefit from the IACL’s affiliation and endorsement.
