IISL Newsletter - July 2020

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Oñati-IISL eNewsletter - eBoletín del IISJ-Oñati. Number 60, July 2020
Farewell Letter from Scientific Director Noe Cornago

Noe CornagoAfter two intense years serving as Scientific Director (SD) at the Oñati Institute for the Sociology of Law (IISL) for the 2018-2020 term, the time has come for me to write my farewell letter. The experience acquired during that time has served to confirm my previous impressions about the outstanding quality of the services that the IISL provides to socio-legal scholarship all over the world. But it also gave me new insights, and elements of judgement, about the strengths and weaknesses of this unique institution created in 1989, which soon gained a distinctive and lasting global reputation. As the rare and beautiful flower that the IISL is, it is also a particularly vulnerable institution in an increasingly cool-blooded context of austerity measures, fierce academic competition, digital technologies and restructuring of higher education all over the world.  [Read more]

International Master's in Sociology of Law

International Master's Programme 2020-2021

Registration is open for Individual Master courses

As every year, the IISL is offering the opportunity to enrol for individual courses within its International Master's Programme in Sociology of Law, and to attend class by some of the most prominent researchers and professors in the world.

Please enroll filling in this webform.

Students of individual courses can opt for lodging at our Antixena residence. To learn more, click here.

Comparative legal culture course Sociology of Law and the Economy course Legal Anthropology course

 


Oñati Community logoOñati Community

Oñati Community (OC) is the newest project/initiative in the Oñati Institute.

The project, which was launched informally in 2016, was incorporated into the range of activities of the International Institute for the Sociology of Law in 2017.

OC brings together the community of scholars, Master students, research visitors, workshop and Conference participants who take an active part and interest in the activities of the Institute and wish to be connected and networked for all kinds of academic success initiatives and social activities such as joint projects, social parallel gatherings around academic events, news about the Oñati Institute and the OC members, meeting OC members around the globe, organising future events or remembering past events. The OC also brings news about Oñati and the Basque Country and Basque culture.

Membership is open to all persons who are enthusiastic about the genuine Oñati experience and some degree of active involvement in the OC is expected from the members, and voluntary contribution to a small fund that can be used to support the OC activities and small but important financial help for students or Conference participations.

Please take a moment and visit http://onati.community now and add the address to your bookmarks!


OC has organised Live interviews available through Instagram and the Youtube Channel (May & June), with protagonists all over the world and Susana as interviewer.

These sessions were organised:

  • Ihintza Palacin (Master’s student 2014-15)
  • Johannes Feest (Scientific Director 1995-97 and Master’s professor)
  • Camilo Umaña (Master’s Student and Professor 2020 and 2021)
  • Annette Lansink (Visiting Scholar 2019 and 2020)

Annette Lansink Johannes Feest. Ihintza Palacín

On June 11 OC celebrated its first International Day of the Oñati Community (Corpus Christi Day), with a Blog on Corpus Festivity and upload of photos by members of the OC. Click here to see more.

OC received specific donations to help this year students who stayed at the Residencia during the lockdown (400 € for food expenses) Students very much appreciated this, since they ran short of money being unable to return to the countries.


Manuel Calvo (far right), with William Felstiner and Volkmar Gessner.Manolo Calvo grant

A special Grant to honour Manuel (Manolo) Calvo will be given to a Master’s student. The OC will dedicate 600€ as a starting point; the aim would be to reach 1500 €for a grant to a Master student.

There are two ways to contribute:

1) Through the platform Stripe/Oñati Community (mentioning Manolo Calvo Grant)

2) Bank account of the Oñati Community: IBAN ES71 0182 0326 17 0201530312 (mentioning Manolo Calvo grant, Oñati Community, IISL)

Workshops

2021 workshop calendar
Check the full programme [+info]

Calendario workshops 2021
Consulte el programa del año que viene
[+info]

Call for Presential and Virtual Workshops

This year, the IISL has launched the Virtual Workshop modality for 2022.

A virtual workshop hosted by the IISL.1. Applications to organise a virtual workshop must be received by the 5th of February 2021.

2. Virtual workshops can be held from October 2021 to March 2022.

Read the full Regulations for Virtual Workshops or Apply for a Virtual Workshop.

 

Alternatively, you can apply for a Presential Workshop. The deadline for applications is the same (5 February), but these workshops will be held from April 2022 to July 2022.

Read the full Regulations for Presential Workshops or Apply for a Presential Workshop.

For further information: m.gordoa@iisj.es
Deadline: 5 February 2021.

Publications

Oñati Socio-legal Series Call for Special Issues

Header of Oñati Socio-Legal Series

Oñati Socio-Legal Series (OSLS or The Journal) invites proposals for Special Issues.

The call is aimed to scholars who are interested in leading a team of contributors toward publishing a thematic issue in 2022 about any aspect in the socio-legal field. Proposals may or may not be related to IISL hosted workshops. We are especially interested in issues that address subjects recently not covered in the journal and their themes shall fall within the field of socio-legal studies widely understood; for more information, please consult the journal Archives.

In accordance with its tenets, the journal encourages and especially welcomes proposals from teams with an adequate gender balance, inter-generational dialogue, and diversity of origin.

The proposal should include at least the following points:

  • A working title of the special issue and a paragraph outlining its aims, framework, and a reasoned justification for the choice of topic and how it can appeal to the international and diverse readership of Oñati Socio-Legal Series.
  • A list of potential contributors, with short biographical notes, contact details and institutional affiliation, and a draft abstract of their contribution; each of the contributors should have expressed interest in submitting an article for the special issue. Each contributor can author or coauthor more than one article, but the issue must consist of no fewer than 5 and no more than 8 articles, plus an introduction.
  • Names, contact details and short biographical notes of the proposed issue editors. These will work as Guest Editors together with the journal’s managing editor, who reports to the Journal Editors.

The proposals will be analyzed internally by the Editorial Team, and a response will be sent to each submitter. If accepted, the Guest Editors and the managing editor will work together on a timescale to ensure that the special issue is published at some point in 2022. The Guest Editors will have to send to the managing editor a list of confirmed contributors and a list of potential reviewers, whom the OSLS Editors may add to those of their choice. From then on, the issue in production will follow the usual procedure that is applied for every issue of Oñati Socio-Legal Series and which is thoroughly explained in the journal policy section.

The deadline for the proposals is 27 November 2020. Please submit them to Leire Kortabarria, managing editor of Oñati Socio-Legal Series, at l.kortabarria@iisj.es along with any questions that you may have.


Vol 10, n. 4 (2020): Investigations-Investigaciones-Ikerlanak

August 2020

Michał Dudek, Mateusz Stępień: Power Distance between Judges and Witnesses and Judicial Innovations. Preliminary Innovation Ideas from Theoretical and Empirical Research [+PDF]

Mauro Cristeche: Capital Accumulation, Public Policies and Human Rights in Argentina. Contributions for debates on economic, social and cultural rights [+PDF]

Fabio Ratto Trabucco: The Latvian direct democracy tools in a comparative European context [+PDF]

Victoria Capriles, Andrea Santacruz, Rogelio Pérez-Perdomo: Represión, Justicia y Derecho en la Venezuela de hoy (2013-2019) (Repression, justice and law in today’s Venezuela (2013-2019)) [+PDF]

Claudia Jiménez Cortés: Cuando las personas se vuelven “mercancías”: Respuestas jurídicas para luchar a favor de las víctimas y contra las mafias que trafican en el Mediterráneo (When people become “merchandise”: Legal responses to fight in favor of the victims and against the mafias that traffic in the Mediterranean sea) [+PDF]

María Cecilia Johnson: Posiciones en disputa frente a la regulación de las TRHA: El caso argentino (Positions in dispute against the regulation of ARTS: The Argentinian case) [+PDF]

Riccardo Mazzola: “I Make an Oath and Say as Follows”: Yolngu Judicial Discourse on Sacred Art and Copyright [+PDF]

Emilia T. Kowalewska: Between civic and legal constitutionalism: Dynamics of Poland’s constitution-making projects of the 1990s [+PDF]

Xenia Chiaramonte: The Struggle for Law: Legal strategies, environmental struggles and climate actions in Italy [+PDF]

Our collections

Oñati International Series in Law and Society (Bloomsbury-Hart)

Digital Family JusticeDigital Family Justice: From Alternative Dispute Resolution to Online Dispute Resolution? (Editors: Mavis Maclean, Bregje Dijksterhuis)

This book describes how mediation has failed to take the place of courts and lawyers, even where public funding for legal help has been removed. Instead ODR has developed rapidly, led by the Dutch Rechtwijzer. The authors question the speed of this development, and stress the need for careful evaluation of how far these services can meet the needs of divorcing families.

Library

New acquisitions


Services offered at the Library:

  • Loan
  • Interlibrary Loan
  • Acquisition of new books and journals
  • Group work room
  • Reading rooms
  • Reprography
  • Newsletter
  • Accessible library
  • Open Catalogue

Thank you to all the donors who sent us their publications between February and July

Alexander Ugalde Zubiri, Angel J. Rodrigo, Anne Griffiths, Anne Trebilcock, Caterina García, Cecilia Montes, Claudio Sarzotti, Constanza Sánchez Avilés, Daniela Ronco, Diana Durán, Félix Arias-Schreiber Barba, Francisco Javier Blázquez Ruiz, Francisco Vértiz, Gabriela A. Oanta, Gema Varona Martínez, Gilberto Cristián Aranda Bustamante, Giovanni Torrente, Josep Ibáñez Muñoz, Joxerramon Bengoetxea, Laura Movilla Pateiro, Mauro Palma, Oriol Casanovas, Pablo Leandro Ciocchini, Roberta Camineiro Baggio, Sergio Cotta, Sharyn Roach Anleu, Stephan Parmentier, Stina Bergman, Susana Borràs Pentinat, Valerio Pocar, Vincenzo Ferrari, Fundación Iura Vasconiae, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Universidad de Deusto, Universidad Diego Portales.


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2020-2021 Residence Grant recipients

 

Learn more about our Residence Grants [+]

Recent Visitors to the Institute / Han visitado el Instituto

You will find an unique atmosphere to research or write, with the best Library and Documentation Center [+] on Law and Society to make research.

Disfruta de un ambiente único para investigar o escribir, en la mejor Biblioteca y Centro de Documentación [+] sobre sociología jurídica para desarrollar tu investigación.

Visiting Scholars / Investigadores visitantes

Annette Lansink University of Venda. 05 Jan to 23 Jan. Research topics: Legal and normative pluralism and sociology of constitutionalism

Flavia Carbonell Bellolio Universidad de Chile. 16 Jan to 19 Jan. Temática de investigación: Argumentación jurídica, razonamiento y comportamiento judicial, prueba, teoría general del proceso, teoría del derecho

Daniel GaioDaniel Gaio Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais/UFMG.01 Dec 2019 to 31 Jan 2020. Temática de investigación: Derecho urbanístico, derecho ambiental

Julieta Lobato Universidad de Buenos Aires. 27 Jan to 01 Feb. Temática de investigación: Derecho laboral, derecho antidiscriminatorio, estudios de género

Paola Victoria ColomberoPaola Victoria Colombero Universidad de Buenos Aires. 03 Jan to 03 Feb. Temática de investigación: El derecho, la sociología, la filosofía y la política, en especial desde una óptica crítica

Adrián Pascale

Adrián Pascale Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. 03 Feb to 08 Feb. Temática de investigación: Derecho penal, criminología, género

 

Alexandra CoxAlexandra Cox University of Essex. 01 to 14 Feb. Research topics: Juvenile justice, criminal defense, sentencing, race and racism, procedural justice, legitimacy

 

Patricio Cury Pastene Universidad Vila del Mar. 15 to 23 Feb

Francesco Mancin University of Milano-Bicocca. 29 Feb to 12 Mar. Research topics: Legal philosophy, social ontology, legal conceptions of common goods, analytical methodology

Stefanie Lemke University of Oxford. 10 to 16 Mar. Research topics: Access to justice, judicial independence, legal profession, legal empowerment, Europe

Jayme Gomes Neto Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. 15 Sep 2019 to 30 Jul 2020. Research topics: Classical and contemporary sociological theory

Se celebró la charla "Reflexiones sobre la práctica político-punitiva de la tortura"

Ignacio Mendiola (izq.), con Noé CornagoEl sociólogo y profesor de la UPV Ignacio Mendiola ofreció el 14 de julio una interesante charla titulada "Reflexiones sobre la práctica político-punitiva de la tortura", donde compartió parte de su pensamiento y obra acerca del tema. Dijo, entre otras cosas, que puesto que "es muy difícil aplicar un gradiente de daño" a la tortura, en su opinión, ésta es "la negación absoluta del cuidado" en una situación en la que la persona queda "desnuda frente al poder" que ejerce la tortura. Dijo además que, para que exista tortura, siempre debe haber un Estado que la aplica, y que la tortura se produce en el contexto de un Estado de derecho que ejerce la tortura y "permite" que ésta se produzca.

En la presentación, Noé Cornago, director científico del IISJ, presentó a Mendiola como uno de los teóricos más fructíferos y con una producción más original sobre el tema.

La conferencia fue organizada por el IISJ, con la colaboración de la Dirección de Víctimas y Derechos Humanos de la Secretaría General de Derechos Humanos, Convivencia y Cooperación del Gobierno Vasco, y del Ayuntamiento de Oñati.

En el segundo semestre del año habrá otras dos charlas organizadas también con la colaboración de la Dirección de Víctimas y Derechos Humanos de la Secretaría General de Derechos Humanos, Convivencia y Cooperación del Gobierno Vasco. Serán las siguientes:

  • Guerras y violencia de género. Ponente: Itziar Mujica Chao .
  • Envejecimiento activo y derechos humanos. Ponente: Aitor Urrutia.

El IISJ informará puntualmente sobre fecha, hora y lugar de cada charla.

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