State Capture: What It Is and What It Means for the Constitutional Order

Event date
12 June 2019
Event time
09:30
Oxford week
Venue
Haldane Room Wolfson College
Speaker(s)

At this workshop, a roundtable of experts will examine the issue of state capture and the implications for the constitutional order.

Presentations:

How state capture is possible in a competitive democracy

Daniel Smilov, Associate Professor, Political Science Department, University of Sofia; Programme Director, Centre for Liberal Strategies, Sofia

 

Shortcuts to modernity? Anti-corruption as a panacea for state capture

Bogdan Iancu, Associate Professor, University of Bucharest

 

Abby Innes, Assistant Professor in Political Economy, European Institute, LSE

 

State capture or state hegemony? Understanding state-business dynamics in the Gulf Cooperation States

Elham Fahkro, Lecturer of Legal Writing and Research, NYU Abu Dhabi

 

Capturing the judiciary from the inside

Katarína ŠipulováSenior Researcher, Judicial Studies Institute, Masaryk University, Brno

 

Accounting for state capture: reflections on the South African Experience

Nick Friedman, Biegun Warburg Junior Research Fellow in Law, Oxford

Found within

Constitutional Law