Скачать или смотреть Revolutionary Constitutionalism 2: State, Revolution and Constituted Power

This is the second of two panels taking place at this year’s Critical Legal Conference. This will be a hybrid session, meaning that it will be both in person and online. Papers presented include: “Between reform and grassroots revolution: the constitutive paradoxes of liberal constitutionalism in the constituent experience of Benedita da Silva and Ailton Krenak,” by Marcus V. A. B. De Matos; “‘We are building a communal state from below!’ Exploring constitutions designed to stimulate revolution, through a study of the Bolivarian process,” by Carys Hughes; and “Constitutionalism and Dual Power in Authoritarian Brazil: Juvenile Law, Reactionary Ideology, and the Governance of the Minor (1964–1985),” by Alexander de Castro. Presented by the International Research Collaborative on Constitutional Revolutions and Revolutionary Constitutionalism and the Critical Legal Conference.