Prof Sir John Baker, Cambridge, England: 'The Beginnings Of Judicial Review (1558-1640)'
Prof Carol Harlow, LSE, England and Prof Richard Rawlings, UCL, England: 'Populism and Administrative Law: Some Reflections'
Hon Justice Gerard Hogan, Supreme Court of Ireland: 'Why Does Ireland Have A System Of Judicial Review Of Legislation?'
Rt Hon Dame Siobhan Keegan, Lady Chief Justice of Northern Ireland: 'Justice Devolved: Milestones in Northern Ireland Constitutional Law since 2010'
Hon Justice Steven Majiedt, Constitutional Court of South Africa: 'The Building of South Africa's Constitution on the Ruins of its Past: the Indigenising of Public Law in post-Apartheid South Africa'
Hon Justice Sheilah Martin, Supreme Court of Canada: 'Indigenizing Public Law the Canadian Way'
Prof Janet McLean, Auckland, New Zealand: 'Good Counsel as a Constitutional Imperative'
Prof Gillian Metzger, Columbia, USA: 'Fear of the State and the Pandemic'
Hon Justice Brian Murray, Supreme Court of Ireland: 'Private Rights and Public Wrongs'
Prof Val Napoleon, Victoria, Canada: 'Public Faces: Indigenous Law Today and through the Futuristic Looking Glass'
Hon Justice Donal O’Donnell, Chief Justice of Ireland: 'The Impact in Irish law of International Trends'
Prof Kate O’Regan, Director, Bonavero Institute, Oxford, England: 'The remaking of administrative law under South Africa’s democratic Constitution'
Rt Hon Lord Sales, UK Supreme Court: 'Long waves of constitutional principle in the common law'
Prof Cheryl Saunders, Melbourne, Australia: 'Beyond the obvious. Insights for public law from experience with the pandemic.'
Prof Neil Walker, Edinburgh, Scotland: 'Populism and Constitutional Democracy: Feature or Bug?'
Rt Hon Dame Helen Winkelmann, Chief Justice of New Zealand: 'The power of narrative – shaping Aotearoa New Zealand’s public law.'
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