Purpose: providing law clerks and legal assistants to Constitutional and Supreme Courts as well as PhD students, post Docs, and researchers with an opportunity for comparative critical analysis of case law (mostly by national Supreme and Constitutional Courts as well as by the ECHR and the ECJ) dealing with litigation concerning features of Islam.
Faculty:
Francesco Alicino, LUM "Jean Monnet", Bari and
School of Government, LUISS "Guido Carli" - Roma
Marie-Claire Foblet, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle
Ronan McCrea, UCL European Institute, London
Gianluca Parolin, The Aga Khan University, London
Konstantinos Tsitselikis, University of Macedonia in Thessaloniki and Kemo
Format: CoCoA Summer School is based on
(i) Lectures by Guest Speakers, that are meant to provide the theoretical and comparative foundation of the topic; morning presentations are expected to cover more or less 50/60 minutes, followed by coffee break and discussion.
(ii) Panels by Participants, that serve the purpose of analyzing the relevant case law. In the afternoon, participants will present the case law of their respective jurisdiction.