1. Reconsidering Legal Subjectivity In and Through the Anthropocene (Frankfurt nam Menem, listopad 2025 r.)
W dniach 27-28 listopada br. we Frankfurcie nad Menem odbędą się warsztaty pt. "Reconsidering Legal Subjectivity In and Through the Anthropocene".
Wystąpienia mogą dotyczyć następujących zagadnień:
1. Reconsidering the Onto-Epistemology of Legal Subjectivity
- To what extent are the boundaries between humans and non-humans transgressed,
- blurred or re-established in and through the Anthropocene?
- How can nature or other ‘non-humans’ – including artificial intelligence or spiritual beings – be understood as rights-bearing subjects? How does this inclusion fundamentally transform the very category of legal subjectivity?
- Which concepts can be used to address the relationship between humans and non- human and what becomes (in)visible in each case (life or life form; relational addressing, e.g.in the form of assemblage, swarm, milieu etc.)?
2. Ramifications of More-than-Human Legal Subjectivity
- To what extent does the extension of legal subjectivity to more-than-humans serve to
- protect them, or could it have detrimental effects?
- Do more-than-human legal subjects – such as nature – function as transformative interventions in asymmetrical global power relations, or do they risk reproducing or even exacerbating existing inequalities?
3. Infrastructures of the (Legal) Subject
- Which legal infrastructures have coined conceptions of legal subjectivity in what way
- Which emerging infrastructures are enabling a shift away from taken-for-granted assumptions about legal subjectivity?
- Which legal infrastructures are becoming sites of contestation in the Anthropocene?
Zgłoszenia (abstrakt do 400 słów) należy przesyłać do 31 sierpnia br.
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2. Call for papers: SCR Special Issue on “Citizenship, statelessness and emerging technologies”
Redakcja Statelessness and Citizenship Review zaprasza do przesyłania zgłoszeń do numeru specjalnego czasopisma (vol. 8(2)) pt. "Citizenship, statelessness and emerging technologies”.
Zagadnienia, których mogą dotyczyć teksty to:
• Citizenship and statelessness
• Digital ID and biometric registration
• Digital Public Infrastructure
• Digital surveillance and digital security
• Data protection, privacy, and digital rights
• Data, technology and human rights monitoring
Osoby zainteresowane publikacją powinny przesłać abstrakt proponowanego artykułu (do 400 słów) do 15 października.
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