The Comparative Jurist

William & Mary Law School's International and Comparative Law Blog

By Gábor Halmai The recent deviations from the shared values of constitutionalism towards a kind of “populist, illiberal constitutionalism” in […]

November 22, 2017

A Nobel Prize is Not Enough December 2, 2018
Why Referendums on Human Rights are a Bad Idea: Reflecting on Romania’s Failed Referendum on the Traditional Family from the Perspective of Comparative Law November 11, 2018
UNESCO’s Ricardo de Guimarães Pinto keynote speech at William & Mary Law School’s Cultural Heritage Symposium November 5, 2018
A Three-year-old Cannot Represent Herself in Court: The Need to Appoint Counsel to Children in Removal Proceedings April 6, 2018
Populism and Constitutionalism in East-Central Europe November 22, 2017
An EU Law Perspective on Patent Bundling November 15, 2017
U.S.-E.U. Relations under the Trump Administration October 24, 2017
Catalonia’s Independence: Much Worse than Hard Brexit September 21, 2017

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