Just published – Austria’s Populist Turn
Konrad Lachmayer wrote a post on http://verfassungsblog.de/ about “Austria’s Populist Turn. Constitutional Conventions, Federalism and Resilience”. See the full analysis below.
Lecture: Translanguaging as a method for comparative law
As keynote speaker, Professor Lachmayer gave a lecture on “Translanguaging as a method for comparative law” at the 3rd International Conference of the Austrian Association …
Just published – Neurophysiological Correlates of Expert Knowledge
Konrad Lachmayer wrote together with Peter Walla and Stefan Kalt an article about “Neurophysiological Correlates of Expert Knowledge: An Event-Related Potential (ERP) Study about Law-Relevant …
Lecture: Constitutional Interpretation in Emergency in Austria
Professor Lachmayer gave a lecture on “Constitutional Interpretation in Emergency in Austria” at the International Workshop “Constitutional Interpretation in Emergencies in Europe”. Date: November 7, …
Just published – Empowering Cities by Constitutional Pluralism
Professor Lachmayer wrote an article about “Empowering Cities by Constitutional Pluralism” in: Richard Albert/Alexandra Flynn/Nathalie Des Rosiers (eds), The Past, Present, and Future of Canadian …