Populism, Nationalism and Human Rights
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We have recently witnessed a new wave of success of nationalist and populist politics in Europe and beyond. The conference will debate how these developments challenge the universal and European human rights standards, and how human rights law could be used as a tool to counter the recent wave of nationalism and populism.
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Programme
printable version of the programme
DAY 1:
- 09.00: Welcome address by Prof Jan Smits, Dean of the Faculty of Law, Maastricht University
- 09.15-10.15: Keynote Lecture 1 by Prof Theo van Boven, Maastricht University: Populism and Universal Human Rights
- 10.30-12.00: Plenary panel 1 (see printable version of the programme)
- 12.00-13.00: Lunch
- 13.00-14.30: Plenary panel 2 (see printable version of the programme)
- 14.45-16.30: Parallell panels 3 & 4 (see printable version of the programme)
- 16.45-17.45: Keynote Lecture 2 by Prof Jean d'Aspremont, Sciences Po Paris & University of Manchester: International (Human Rights) Law as a Belief System
- 19.30: Conference dinner
DAY 2:
- 09.00-10.45: Parallell panels 5 & 6 (see printable version of the programme)
- 11.00-12.00: Keynote Lecture 3 by Prof. Başak Çalı, Hertie School of Governance Berlin: The Specter of Populism on Human Rights Law: the cases of UK and Turkey
- 12.00-13.00: Lunch
- 13.00-14.45: Parallell panels 7 & 8 (see printable version of the programme)
- 15.00-16.00: Roundtable followed by final remarks
- 16.00: Closing
Conference fee
- Participant: € 75 for 1 day (on 11 January), € 115 for 2 days (including dinner and lunch).
- UM employee: no fee (including lunch, excluding dinner).
- UM student: no fee (including lunch, excluding dinner).
Venue
Faculty of Law
Bouillonstraat 1-3
6211 LH Maastricht
Room: Statenzaal
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