Vlad F. Perju
associate professor of law
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, CLOUGH CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRACY
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BACKGROUND Perju was a Visiting Associate Professor at Harvard Law School in the Fall Term 2011. At Boston College Law School, he offers courses in European Union Law, Constitutional Law II, Modern Legal Theory and Comparative Constitutional Law. COURSES Fall 2011: Philosophy of Law: Past & Future; European Union Moot Court Team; European Union Law WORKS IN PROGRESS 1. Proportionality and Freedom: An Essay on Method in Constitutional Law (forthcoming, Journal of Global Constitutionalism, 2012). 2. New Governance and Rights Claims: Lessons from Europe (in Philippe Reyniers and Karolina Podstawa (eds.), Courts and New Governance: Towards Experimentalist Jurisprudence, forthcoming Hart Publishing, 2012). 3. Cosmopolitanism in Constitutional Law (2011). 4. "Constitutional Borrowing and Transplants," Entry in the Oxford Handbook of Comparative Constitutional Law (M. Rosenfeld & A. Sajo, eds.) (forthcoming 2012) RECENT ACTIVITIES Panelist: “Constitutionalism in the Twenty-First Century”, Global Legal Education Forum (Harvard Law School, March 2012) Lecture: "The Next Transformation of Europe: Law and Politics After the Crisis," (Harvard Law School, November 2011) Paper Presentation: "Proportionality and Freedom: An Essay on Method in Constitutional Law," NYU Colloquium on Global and Comparative Public Law (NYU Law School, October 2011) Paper Presentation: "The Transformation of Europe- From Behind the Wall," Conference Celebrating 20 Years since the Publication of Joseph Weiler's Transformation of Europe (Yale Law School, October 2011) Paper Presentation, "New Governance and Rights-Claims: Lessons from Europe," Conference on Courts and New Governance (European University Institute, Florence, June 2011) Commentator: Paper on "The Past and Future of EU Disability Law," Conference Evolutions in Anti-Discrimination Law in Europe and North America (Harvard Law School, May 2011) Paper Presentation: "Constitutional Responsiveness in Pluralist Societies," Conference on "Managing Diversity in Pluralist Societies" (University of Hong Kong April 2011) Paper Presentation: "Cosmopolitanism in Constitutional Law," at the Roundtable on Comparative Constitutional Law (George Washington University Law School) (March 2011) Moderator & Discussant: “The Past and the Future of Constitutionalism: Theory and Practices from Comparative Perspective” (Harvard Law School, November 2010) Paper Presentation: "Cosmopolitanism and Constitutional Self-Government” (University of Michigan Law School, August 2010)
Paper Presentation: "Cosmopolitanism and Constitutional Self-Government", The 2010 Yale/Stanford Junior Faculty Colloquium (Yale Law School, June 2010) Paper Presentation: "Impairment, Discrimination and the Legal Construction of Disability" (Boston University Law School, March 2010) Commentator, Comparative Constitutional Law Roundtable, George Washington University Law School (March 2010) Participant, Conference on Teaching EU Law (Boston University Law School, February 2010) Paper Presentation: "Impairment, Disability and the Legal Construction of Disability in the United States and Europe" (NYU Law School, November 2009) Participant, Workshop on "Comparative Perspectives on Federalism and Separation of Powers: Lessons from--and for--National, Supranational, and Global Governance" (The Institute for Advanced Studies, Berlin, July 2009) Invited Participant, Conference on Comparative Administrative Law, Yale Law School (May 2009) Paper Presentation: "Reason and Authority in the European Court of Justice" (Harvard Law School: Harvard European Law Association, February 2009) Paper Presentation: "Positional Objectivity and the Case for Proportionality Analysis" at the Comparative Law Work-in-Progress Workshop (Princeton, February 2009) Commentator, Paper on "Legisprudence" at Conference on "The Most Disparaged Branch: The Role of Congress in the 21st Century," Boston University Law School (November 2008) Panelist: "Proportionality and Freedom" (Harvard Law School: Harvard Legal Theory Forum, November 2008) PUBLICATIONS
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