• Jaewon Kim (Sungkyunkwan University Law School),

  Access to Justice and Lawyer Advertising

• Lasha Bregvadze (Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University),

  Society’s Constitutions: Studying Non-State Constitutionalisation as an Element of Theory of Society

• Christoforos Ioannidis (Cardiff Metropolitan University),

  The Pseudo-problem of Authority

• Tania Galgani (Universidad de Concepción),

  Neojusnaturalism and Conventionality Control in Chile

• John Harris (Texas Christian University),

  Distributive Epistemic Injustice and Death Qualified Juries

• Federico Szczaranski (Universidad Central de Chile),

  Unlocking the Semantic Side: Authority and Disruption in Constituent Power

• Philipp Gisbertz-Astolfi (University of Göttingen),

  Terrorism as a Violation of Human Dignity

• Weiwei Zhang (Kenneth Wang School of Law, Soochow University),

  Does Theodicy Permit Much More Liberty?

• Douglas Luis Binda Filho (Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca),

  “Are They Really Aiming at ‘Wellness’?”: The Problem of Consent in Wellness Programs and a Need for an Ethical Reflection from Employers

• Harri Karpén (University of Helsinki),

  War’s Fundamentally Philosophical Nature

• Guglielmo Ciaccio (University of Pisa),

  Beyond Domination? A New Ontology for a Relationship of Coexistence

• Carlo Dellora (RMIT),

  Utilitarian Justifications for Lockdown Policy during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Principled, Plausible or Problematic?

• Jacopo Martire and Diego Acosta Arcarazo (University of Bristol),

  Freedom of Movement Regimes and the Anthropology of the New Migrant

• Helen Han (Lingnan University),

  A Comparative Legal Research on the Employment Relationship between Food Delivery Platforms and Workers in HK

• Takuto Kobayashi (Waseda University),

  Lottocratic Social Hierarchy: A Conditional Defense

• Stanisław Jędrczak (University of Warsaw),

  Between Social Ontology and Philosophy of Mind

• Rubin Souza (University of Genoa. Law School of São Paulo. São Paulo Reserach foundation),

  External Recognition of Internal Constitutions According to Hans Kelsen's Theory of the International Law: The Two Presidents of Venezuela as a Case Study

• Yilin Chen (Faculty of Law, University of Macau),

  Could Authoritarianism Achieve Enlightened Governance?

• Jennifer Hawkins (Duke University),

  Capabilities Grounded in a Theory of Welfare: Objective or Subjective?

• Jen Neller (Manchester Metropolitan University),

  Centring Dignity to Redress the Over-Determination of Identities in Hate Speech (Law)

• Tatsuya Yokohama (Shizuoka University),

  How Should Immigration Justice Understand the Moral Significance of Movement and Belonging?

• Yuki Watanabe (Graduate School of Nagasaki University)

  Legal challenges to the demolitions of Palestinian houses by the IDF

• Shun Kaku (Waseda University Faculty of Law)

  International Law as Law: Why Does It Matter?

• Kotaro Yonemura (Rikkyo University)

  Typhoon Control and Fairness of Risk-sharing

11. Law and Democracy

• Frederik Peeraer (Ghent University)

  Can Experimental Jurisprudence Make Private Law More Democratic and More Subject to the Rule of Law?

• Tsung Hsing Ho (National Chung Cheng University)

  Demeny Voting and the ‘One Person, One Vote’ Principle

• Thiago Guilherme (Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo)

  Religious Freedom and Militant Democracy: The ‘Jurispathic’ Aspect of Court Decisions Regarding Theological Worldviews That are Harmful to Democratic Foundations

• Taehyeon Kim (University of Edinburgh)

  Common Good Constitutionalism as a Balancing Approach for Prospective Liberal Democracy?: Liberal-Communitarian Discourse between Western and Asian Perspectives

• Vitulia Ivone (University of Salerno)

  Are Justice Reforms Written with the Future of Democracy in Mind? The Italian Case

• Henry Vumjou (Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT-Bombay),

  Kant's Republican Democracy and the Principle of Publicity

• Migle Laukyte (Pompeu Fabra University)

  Democracy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: High Risk for Democratic Processes?

• Manuel Feliu (University Carlos III de Madrid)

  Energy Communities as Democracy Poleis

• Pablo Ortuzar-Madrid (IES and CPP-UC)

  The Dream of Democracy without Politics: from Xenophon’s Hiero to the Regimes of Park Chung-Hee in South Korea, Lee Kuan Yew in Singapore and Augusto Pinochet in Chile

• Emre Şimşek (Member)

  Citizenship and Its Effects in the Reconsideration of Democracy

• Gerard Conway (Brunel University London)

  Continuing Contestation of the Concept of Democracy: A Norm or a Right?

• Giovanni Bombelli (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart)

  On Democracy. Law and Cognition

• Sanna Toropainen and Bilgesu Sumer (University of Helsinki, KU Leuven)

  Assessing the Democratic Potential of Decentralised Identity Solutions through the Lenses of the Public Digital Sphere and Privacy

• Lorena Carvajal and Kevin Love (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Nottingham Trent University)

  The rise of transnational commercial law, the power of multinational corporations and the implications for democracy

• Ben Schupmann (Yale-NUS College)

  Otto Kirchheimer and Militant Democracy

• Junehee Lee (Sogang University Institute of Social Science)

  A comparative analysis on the population basis for congressional redistricting: Cases in South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States