Amal Sethi

@amalsethi.bsky.social

Working on courts, constitutions and everything in between at the Univ of Leicester | Deputy Sec Gen: International Society of Public Law (ICON•S) | Previously Hamburg, Harvard, UPenn, GLC.

Interested in The Rule of Law, Multi-layered Human Rights Protection and Constitutional Resilience? Then this conference and CALL FOR PAPERS 👇(to mark the 75th anniversary of the ECHR (and the 35th anniversary of the Venice Commission) might be for you. www.linkedin.com/posts/centre...

Call for Papers | Centre for European Law and Internationalisation - CELI

Interested in The Rule of Law, Multi-layered Human Rights Protection and Constitutional Resilience? Then this conference and CALL FOR  PAPERS 👇(to mark the 75th anniversary of the ECHR (and the 35th ...

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Glad to have on our journal this great article by @amalsethi.bsky.social on constitutional court appointments in Europe. The piece makes a case for more politics in appointment procedures and develops a template for European constitutional systems. Don't miss it: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Politicising Constitutional Court Appointments in Europe | European Constitutional Law Review | Cambridge Core

Politicising Constitutional Court Appointments in Europe

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Amal Sethi@amalsethi.bsky.social · last yr.

My latest piece in the European Constitutional Law Review (@euconst.bsky.social) which makes a case for politicising appointments to constitutional courts in times when less politics in everything seems to be the norm. Open Access Link: tinyurl.com/courtappointments

Last year, I had the privilege of attending the @icon-s.bsky.social Winter/Summer School organised by Prof Rosalind Dixon. It’s not just about research but also an incredible way for junior scholars to gain insights into academia in a supportive environment. Highly recommend applying!🍀🐨🦘💡🖌️

ICON•S@icon-s.bsky.social · 2y ago

📢📝 Applications are now open for the 2025 ICON•S Winter/Summer School!📍 Hosted in Sydney at the G+TCentre from 🗓️ May 15–25, 2025. 📥 Submit your application by January 31. Details: icon-society.org/wintersummer...

Two new works on Afghanistan — a jurisdiction I have become really interested in over the last couple of years: The first is a chapter I wrote on Prospects For The Rule of Law under The Taliban for Judge Marek Safjan's edited volume on the Rule of Law. SSRN Link: tinyurl.com/3zwpname

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Nice to see this. As a political scientist who studies constitutional law, my *perception* is that legal scholars *tend* to view law as the be-all, end-all. As I often say to my law friends, they're like hammers, and everything looks like a nail.

Amal Sethi@amalsethi.bsky.social · 2y ago

Wrote this chapter a while back and my views have moderately evolved since then but in the below piece I argue why constitutional scholars need to look at times beyond constitutional law as a solution to populist authoritarian projects. link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...

My rants on 'When Should Courts Invalidate Constitutional Amendments' forthcoming in the Vienna Journal of International Constitutional Law. Perhaps in light of the recent Israel Supreme Court decision, might be of interest to some of you. SSRN Link: tinyurl.com/mryp2wk7

Abstract of the article mentioned in the post. Text abstract is available at the link in the post as well.

Come work with me at the VUW Faculty of Law! Hiring from entry level up to A-Prof, focus on private law but there WILL be more hiring over the course of next year focusing other fields so if you're interested do put your hat in the ring. Happy to chat about the role. Applications close 24 Jan.

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