Where Does Rule of Law Come From?
The purpose of the 2017 Rule of Law Conference is to discuss and analyze the institutional and political determinants of the strength of check and balance institutions in a comparative perspective in Latin America. Special attention will be given to Brazil due to the fact that the New York Times’ exposé on the Brazilian Petrolão scandal has aptly captured the complexity and novelty of contemporary rule of law: while exposing a massive corruption scandal – one of the biggest scandal ever to come to the fore in any country – the case symbolizes “misery with a silver lining”. The scandal triggered a presidential impeachment and the judicial system has sanctioned scores of prominent businessmen, lawmakers, public officials, and politicians. It seems that the new political phenomenon in the country is the unexpected strength of checks and balance institutions. So, why and how did judges, public prosecutors, federal police, and audit courts became so powerful and independent?"
The 2017 Tinker Conference on Rule of Law in Latin America is designed to foster the discussion around this topic with the aid of both national and international experts.
The purpose of the 2017 Rule of Law Conference is to discuss and analyze the institutional and political determinants of the strength of check and balance institutions in a comparative perspective in Latin America. Special attention will be given to Brazil due to the fact that the New York Times’ exposé on the Brazilian Petrolão scandal has aptly captured the complexity and novelty of contemporary rule of law: while exposing a massive corruption scandal – one of the biggest scandal ever to come to the fore in any country – the case symbolizes “misery with a silver lining”. The scandal triggered a presidential impeachment and the judicial system has sanctioned scores of prominent businessmen, lawmakers, public officials, and politicians. It seems that the new political phenomenon in the country is the unexpected strength of checks and balance institutions. So, why and how did judges, public prosecutors, federal police, and audit courts became so powerful and independent?"
The 2017 Tinker Conference on Rule of Law in Latin America is designed to foster the discussion around this topic with the aid of both national and international experts.
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免费vp试用24小时-outlineWe are pleased to invite you to the thought-provoking Tinker Conference whose motivating question is: 潘达工具箱 - 史上最全面的外网工具注册&使用教程:2021-4-29 · 5款最适合安卓手机上外网的软件 国内苹果手机用户首选加速器 加速推荐 2021年科学上网方法整理-Express科学加速测评 游戏&娱乐 怎么在中国看网飞（Netflix） Pixiv官网如何注册账号 怎么看R-18 Fakku绅士站官网登录方法详解 EhViewer APP下载 1.7.3版本 The conference will be held at Stanford University's Law School Crown Quad from Thursday, December 7th (Room 180) to Friday December 8th, 2017 (Manning Faculty Lounge 2 fl).
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Carlos Pereira
Carlos Pereira is a full professor in the Brazilian School of Administration – EBAPE at Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), Rio de Janeiro.Currently, he is Edward Laroque Tinker Visiting Professor at Stanford University. |
Marcus Melo
Marcus Andre Melo is a Professor of Political Science at the Federal University of Pernambuco and a former Fulbright Scholar at MIT. |
Alberto Diaz-Cayeros
Alberto Diaz-Cayeros is a Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and Associate Professor, by courtesy, of Political Science at Stanford. |
Sara Clemente Sara Clemente received her B.A in Human Rights, Translation, and Linguistics in 2017. She is a Latin American Studies M.A. candidate at Stanford University. |
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