Venice Academy of Human Rights
Corso
A Venezia - Lido
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Descrizione
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Tipologia
Corso intensivo
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Livello
Livello avanzato
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Luogo
Venezia - lido
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Ore di lezione
8h
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Durata
10 Giorni
The Venice Academy of Human Rights is an international programme of excellence for human rights education, research and debate.
Sedi e date
Luogo
Inizio del corso
Inizio del corso
Profilo del corso
Academics, practitioners, PhD/JSD and master students
Opinioni
Materie
- Human rights
- Integration
Professori
Albie Sachs
South African activist and former judge on the Constitutional Court of
Andreas Føllesdal
Professor of Political Philosophy at the Norwegian Centre for Human Ri
Armin v. Bogdandy
Director of the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and In
Marc Weller
Professor of International Law and International Constitutional Studie
Marlene Wind
EURECO Professor and Director of the Centre for European Politics, Uni
Programma
Human Rights often form the basis for integration processes into various communities, be they national, regional or international. In this context, human and fundamental rights are hailed as shared values and foundations of communal convergence. Yet other voices highlight the homogenising, civilising and excluding effects of these integration processes.
The Venice Academy of Human Rights 2015 will look at international, regional and transnational integration processes from an institutional, policy, dogmatic and interdisciplinary perspective. The discussion addresses communities of various actors, including citizens, peoples, minorities, but also communities of international and regional organisations, courts and private bodies. How become communities imaginable and how are they constructed? What role do fundamental and human rights play in building and consolidating these communities? How do courts and judicial bodies forge communities and integration processes? What happens to differences and diverse identities? And what are the darker sides of these processes for those on the periphery or outside the community? These are but some of the questions that the Venice Academy of Human Rights will raise and discuss.
Courses during the first week will focus on topics of multiculturalism, minorities and courts. The second week focuses on the European integration project.
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Venice Academy of Human Rights