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CEENJ 2022 Warsaw – Call for Papers

The 2022 CEENJ (Central and Eastern European Network of Jurisprudence) Conference is to take place at the premises of the University of Warsaw (Poland), Faculty of Law and Administration, on September 26 and 27, 2022.

Contributions to the whole gamut of jurisprudential issues, from legal philosophy and analytical legal theory to social theories of law, are welcome. Dogmatic (doctrinal) and empirical (historical, sociological, economic, etc.) studies of law with a strong conceptual content are also acceptable. The 2022 CEENJ Conference will also be open to participants working and/or residing outside the Adriatic-Baltic-Black Sea area.

Conference applications should submitted by e-mail to both convenors, i.e., Tatiana Chauvin (t.chauvin@uw.edu.pl) and Marcin Matczak (m.matczak@uw.edu.pl). In addition to the applicant’s name, affiliation and e-mail address, a valid application should include a summary of the intended presentation comprising 3,600 characters with spaces. The oral presentation at a CEENJ conference is to be accompanied by a projection of the full text or a power point of the presentation. 

The deadline for submitting papers is 30 June 2022.

There is no conference fee. The schedule can accommodate 32 participants. Conference participants are to cover all their travel and accommodation expenses. The Faculty of Law of the University of Warsaw will provide all participants with lunch and dinner on 26 and 27 September 2020.

NOTE: This conference was to be originally organized in 2020 but was postponed due to the COVID pandemic. We kindly ask all of you who submitted their papers to the original CfP to resubmit. Due to the considerable time that has elapsed since then we cannot assume that your submissions remain valid.

Forthcoming Seminar – Dr. Paweł Banaś (Poland)

11 March 2020: Dr. Paweł Banaś (Faculty of Philosophy and Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University, Poland) – Legal Facts – An Introduction to Ontology of Law (Room VI, Trg Republike Hrvatske 14, 10:00 – 11:30 am).

ABSTRACT:

In my presentation I plan to introduce one of the most general problems of contemporary metaphysics, namely “the placement problem”. It amounts to a question of how to locate certain metaphysically suspicious facts within our default naturalistic picture of what exists. Among such metaphysically suspicious facts there are i.e. moral, aesthetics but also legal facts.

There are different placement strategies that aim to solve the placement problem. If one aims to provide a substantial (or non-trivial) answer to the question of how propositions of law can be true (or false) in the first place, it is not enough to say that there are some corresponding legal facts. One must also say how these facts fit with the world and all the restrictions that come with it. And this is what placement strategies are about.

During my presentation I will focus on a concept of a legal person – in order to illustrate how different placement strategies (or metaphysical/ontological theories) may help us understand fundamental categories of a legal discourse.

CEENJ 2019 Bratislava – Call for Papers

The 2019 CEENJ (Central and Eastern European Network of Jurisprudence) Conference is to take place at the premises of the Comenius University in Bratislava (Slovak Republic), Faculty of Law (https://www.flaw.uniba.sk/en/), on September 12 and 13, 2019.

Contributions to the whole gamut of jurisprudential issues, from legal philosophy and analytical legal theory to so cial theories of law, are welcome. Dogmatic (doctrinal) and empirical (historical, sociological, economic, etc.) studies of law with a strong conceptual content are also acceptable. The 2019 CEENJ Conference will also be open to participants working and/or residing outside the Adriatic-Baltic-Black Sea area.

Conference applications must be submitted by e-mail to two members of the organizing committee, Nikolas Sabjan, (nikolas.sabjan@flaw.uniba.sk) and Olexij M. Metenkanyc (olexij.metenkanyc@flaw.uniba.sk). In addition to the applicant’s name, affiliation and e-mail address, a valid application includes a summary of the intended presentation comprising 3,600 characters with spaces.

The application deadline: 1 June 2019.

The schedule can accommodate 32 participants. Active Bratislava CEENJ Conference participants will be selected on the basis of their applications by the CEENJ International Advisory Board which at present includes: Matthias Klatt (Graz), Damir Banović (Sarajevo), Ivana Tucak (Osijek), Jolanta Bieliauskaitė (Vilnius), Jasminka Hasanbegović (Belgrade), Tatiana Machalova (Brno), Ivan Padjen (Rijeka/Zagreb), Marijan Pavčnik (Ljubljana), Janis Pleps (Riga), Bartosz Wojciechowski (Lodz), Luka Burazin and Mario Krešić (both from Zagreb), and the convenor of the Bratislava 2019 CEENJ Conference, Tomáš Gábriš (Bratislava).

Conference participants are to cover all their travel and accommodation expenses. The Faculty of Law of the Comenius University in Bratislava will provide all participants with lunch and dinner on Thursday and Friday, 12 and 13  September 2019.