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News archive Conference announcement - Law, Revolution and Sovereignty
Conference announcement - Law, Revolution and Sovereignty
Conference announcement - Law, Revolution and Sovereignty
Reflections on the Legal Legacy of the 1916 Rising & Declaration of Independence
April 9-10, 2016
As part of NUI Galway’s commemorative programme for the centenary of the 1916 Rising, the School of Law will host a conference to consider the legacy of Irish independence and sovereignty in the domain of law and of legal thought.
In particular, the conference will address:
- The distinctive character of the legal order that developed post-independence.
- The impact of revolutionary ideals in the Irish legal and constitutional system.
- Constitutional experimentation and evolution in independent Ireland
- Concepts of nationalism and popular sovereignty and their impact in the domain of social and penal policy.
Saturday April 9, 11am
Sunday April 10, 10.45am
Venue: Aula Maxima, Main Quadrangle, NUI Galway
The conference is open to the public, but please register with M.PORTUONDO1@nuigalway.ie.
CPD points will be available.
The conference programme can be downloaded here: 1916 Conference Programme
For queries contact conor.hanly@nuigalway.ie or eoin.daly@nuigalway.ie.