Martes 31 de mayo de 2016 en Louisiana State University EN LAS iv SESIONES PARALELAS:

Parallel Sessions IV-14:30-16:00

VI.A       Fashion Law: Comparing Top Models

• On Fashion: Introductory Remarks

Susy Inés Bello Knoll, Austral University (Argentina)

• Intellectual Property in Argentina, Latin America and USA

Pamela Echeverria, Fashion Law Institute (Argentina)

• Intellectual Property in France and the European Union

Alice Pezard, Conseiller honoraire à la Cour de cassation (France)

And all Program:

Monday, May 30

8:30—9:15           Registration & Coffee

9:15—9:30           PLENARY—OPENING & WELCOMING ADDRESS

9:30—10:30        PLENARY—KEYNOTE

• The Problematic of Invisibility for Law in a Transnationalized World

Vivian Grosswald Curran, University of Pittsburgh (United States)

10:30—11:00      Break

11:00—12:30      PARALLEL SESSIONS I

I.A          Remixing Legal Traditions

• Canada’s Legal Traditions:

Sources of Unification, Diversification or Inspiration?

Rosalie Jukier, , McGill University (Canada)

• Unity and Diversity in Legal History of the Commonwealth Caribbean

Asya Ostroukh, Cave Hill Campus of the University of the West Indies (Barbados)

• Rebuilding the Somali Legal System: Towards a New Mixed Jurisdictions?

Salvatore Mancuso, University of Cape Town (South Africa)

I.B           Issues in Professional Liability: A Transnational Conversation

• Unity and Diversity in European Product Liability Law

Ádám Fuglinszky, Eötvös Loránd University (Hungary)

• Towards a New Paradigm of Medical Liability: A Cultural Perspective

Elena Grasso, University of Genoa (Italy)

• Professional Liability in Civil Law and in Common Law

Domitilla Vanni Di San Vincenzo, University of Palermo (Italy)

12:30—14:00      Lunch

14:00—15:30      PARALLEL SESSIONS II

II.A         The Struggle for Legal Identity

• An Essay on Ideology and Legal Education in Tiny Jurisdictions:

The Example of Jersey

David Marrani, Institute of Law (Jersey)

• Albanian Civil Code —

An Example of Unity and Diversity in the Civil Law Family

Juliana Latifi, University of Tirana (Albania)

• Commerce, Commonality, and Contract Law: Legal Reform in a Mixed Jurisdiction

Christopher K. Odinet, Southern University (United States)

II.B         L’absence de modèle unique : l’uniformisation en question

• Construction d’une démocratie multi-cultuelle au Bénin: Accommodements entre religion chrétienne et culte traditionnel vodou

Eric Ngango Youmbi, Université de Maroua (Cameroun)

• Harmoniser la diversité en droit des successions : oui mais avec précaution

Francesco Paolo Traisci, Università degli studi del Molise (Italy)

• Un droit au salaire minimum : l’impossible unité ?

Alexis Bugada, Aix-Marseille Université (France)

15:30—16:00      Break

16:00—17:30      PARALLEL SESSIONS III

III.A        Diverse in Unity?

• Anglophone and Civilian Convergence: The Question of Public Cultivation and Learning

Joseph P. Garske, (United States)

• Global Legal Scholarship at Local Level

Bianca Gardella Tedeschi, University of Eastern Piedmont Amedeo Avogadro (Italy)

• Good Faith, United in Diversity?

Olivier Beddeleem, EDHEC Business School (France)

III.B        Societal and Legal Tensions in Africa

• Mapping Traditional Authority Structures in a Post-Apartheid South Africa: Exploring the Status and Role of Traditional Authorities in a Decentralised Governance Structure

Christa Rautenbach, North-West University (South Africa)

• Developments in Child Custody under Customary Law in Nigeria and South Africa

Kagiso A. Maphalle, University of Cape Town (South Africa)

• Judicial Protection of Women’s Matrimonial Property Rights in Nigeria

Anthony C. Diala, University of Cape Town (South Africa)

19:30                     Conference Dinner

Tuesday, May 31

9:15—10:30        PARALLEL SESSIONS IV

IV.A        Competition Worldwide: Legal Strategies and Challenges

• International Fragmentation of Competition Law: The Actual and Expected Contribution of BRICS Countries

Alexandr Svetlicinii, University of Macau (Macau)

• Legal Diversity or Unity as a Product of Economic Strategies of Lawmakers under Regulatory Competition

Hugues Bouthinon-Dumas & Frédéric Marty, ESSEC Business School (Paris-Singapore)

& GREDEG – CNRS / University of Nice Sophia Antipolis (France)

IV.B        Singular Voices in a Pluralistic Universe

• Legal Transfers and National Traditions:

Patterns of Modernization of the Public Administration in Polish Lands at the Turn of 18th and 19th Century

Michał Gałędek, University of Gdańsk (Poland)

• Remedies for Trial Delay in Malta and Italy: a Laboratory for European Integration?

David Edward Zammit & Caroline Savvidis, University of Malta (Malta)

10:30—11:00      Break

11:00—12:30      PARALLEL SESSIONS V

V.A         La mondialisation et ses tensions

• La fiducie québécoise : tensions et (r)évolution

Caroline Le Breton-Prévost, Université McGill (Canada)

• Mondialisation et droit de la concurrence : vers une bipolarisation autant qu’une harmonisation des règles de droit ?

Anne M. Tercinet, EM Lyon Business School (France)

• Comment la doctrine économique américaine a participé à l’harmonisation des règles de droit antitrust en Europe ?

Jean-Christophe Roda, Université de Toulon (France)

V.B         United in Diversity

• Enantiosis and Comparative Law: The Case of Essentially Oxymoronic Concepts

Rostam J. Neuwirth, University of Macau (Macau)

• Toxic Legal Thought Patterns: Cognitive Rhetoric Explains the Need for a Comparative Approach to Rhetoric in Law

Lucy Jewel, University of Tennessee (United States)

• Dworkin on Legal Unity and Diversity

Christopher D. Boom, Tulane University (United States)

12:30—14:30      Lunch

14:30—16:00      PARALLEL SESSIONS VI

VI.A       Fashion Law: Comparing Top Models

• On Fashion: Introductory Remarks

Susy Inés Bello Knoll, Austral University (Argentina)

• Intellectual Property in Argentina, Latin America and USA

Pamela Echeverria, Fashion Law Institute (Argentina)

• Intellectual Property in France and the European Union

Alice Pezard, Conseiller honoraire à la Cour de cassation (France)

VI.B        Of Land, Blood and Race

• Race and Nation. On Ius Sanguinis and the Origins of a Racist National Perspective

Carlos Amunátegui Perelló, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (Chile)

• Land Reform and the Restructuring of Post-Apartheid Namibia with Specific Reference to Informal Settlements

Sam Kwesi Amoo, University of Namibia (Namibia)

• “United in One Body:” Can ‘Black Lives Matter’ be Rousseau’s ‘Best Friends’

Fernin F. Eaton, Baton Rouge (United States)

VI.C        Competition Worldwide: Legal Strategies and Challenges

• International Fragmentation of Competition Law: The Actual and Expected Contribution of BRICS Countries

Alexandr Svetlicinii, University of Macau (Macau)

• Legal Diversity or Unity as a Product of Economic Strategies of Lawmakers under Regulatory Competition

Hugues Bouthinon-Dumas & Frédéric Marty, ESSEC Business School (Paris-Singapore) & GREDEG – CNRS / University of Nice Sophia Antipolis (France)

16:00—16:30      Break

16:30—17:30      Juris Diversitas General Meeting

17:30—18:00      Break

18:00—19:30      Tucker Lecture

• The Proposed Organization of American States Model Law on Simplified Corporations:

Perspectives and Challenges

Francisco Reyes, Chairman of UNCITRAL,

Superintendent of Companies (Colombia)

19:30                     Reception

Wednesday, June 1

9:30—11:00        PARALLEL SESSIONS VII

VII.A      Beyond Universalism: Giving a Voice to the Unheard

• The Emergence of Alternative Antidiscrimination Frameworks between Universality and Diversity

Raphaële Xenidis, European University Institute of Florence (Italy)

• Beyond the Boundaries of Consensus: Comparative Law, Social Theory, and Dissent

Denis de Castro Halis, University of Macau (Macau)

• Periodic Review of Human Rights: Does One Size Fit All in the Pacific?

Sue Farran, University of Northumbria (United Kingdom)

VII.B      Revisiting Human Rights: What Room for Consensus and Dissent

• Participation of Lay Citizens in the Criminal Trial in a Comparative Perspective: The Criminal Jury in France and Belgium

Claire M. Germain, University of Florida (United States)

• The Ambiguous Role of Comparative Law in the European Court of Human Rights’ Case Law: Unity and Diversity in Succession Law

Filippo Viglione & Giovanni Cinà, University of Padua (Italy)

• Human Rights in National versus International Criminal Justice: The Gravity of Crimes as a Legitimate Source of Legal Pluralism?

Christophe Deprez, University of Liège (Belgium)

11:10—11:30      Break

11:30—12:30      Plenary—Closing Panel

• Empires as Engines of Mixed Legal Systems

Vernon V. Palmer, Tulane University (United States)

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