Lecture
How We Can Be Free
Third lecture of the 11th Dagmar Westberg Lectures By Christine M. Korsgaard. Korsgaard is one of the most important moral philosophers and Kant interpreters of our time. Her work is […]
more information › Constitutivism and the Value of an Action
Second lecture of the 11th Dagmar Westberg Lectures By Christine M. Korsgaard. Korsgaard is one of the most important moral philosophers and Kant interpreters of our time. Her work is […]
more information › The Incomparable Value of the Individual
First lecture of the 11th Dagmar Westberg Lectures By Christine M. Korsgaard. Korsgaard is one of the most important moral philosophers and Kant interpreters of our time. Her work is […]
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Courts, Climate Litigation, and the Evolution of Earth System Law
Presentation by Prof. Dr. Louis Kotzé (Faculty of Law, North-West University, South Africa) Participation also possible via Zoom: Here… ID code: 401979 Or by dial-in via the app: Webinar ID: […]
more information › Who pays the bill? How compensation claims can contribute to a fairer distribution of the costs of the climate crisis
Lecture by Dr. Miriam Saage-Maaß (Legal Director at the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights) and plaintiffs from Pari Island, Indonesia Participation also possible via Zoom: Here… ID code: […]
more information › The constitution of the climate, or: What constitutional courts (do not) have to say
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Susanne Baer (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) Participation also possible via Zoom: Here… ID code: 401979 Or by dial-in via the app: Webinar ID: 650 7980 7777 ID […]
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Problematized police use of force and how to deal with it
Under certain circumstances, the police are authorized to use force in exceptional cases to enforce police measures. This can lead to mistakes, overstepping of legal boundaries and abuse. At the […]
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