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27.11.2025
Ibero-American Colloquium No. 335: The Legislative Branch Under Scrutiny. The Cases of Argentina and Peru
Mariana Llanos and Milagros Campos discussed the role of legislative institutions in Argentina and Peru from comparative and practical perspectives.
10.11.2025
Ibero-American Colloquium No. 334: Colombia, block of constitutionality and control of conventionality, the right to protest in La Guajira
Ana María Charry and Javier Tous examined legal and social debates related to the application of international human rights standards and the exercise of social protest in Colombia.
04.11.2025
Ibero-American Colloquium No. 333: The Impact of Emerging Technologies on Fundamental Rights
Eduardo Bertoni analyzed how emerging technologies are transforming the exercise and protection of human rights, highlighting both their risks and opportunities.
14.10.2025
Ibero-American Colloquium No. 332: Judicial Reform in Mexico
In Heidelberg, legal scholar José de Jesús Orozco analyzed the scope, risks, and consequences of judicial reform in Mexico.
13.10.2025
Ibero-American Colloquium No. 331: UNAM and Its Internationalization
William Lee presented in Heidelberg UNAM’s international strategy, highlighting its autonomy, scientific leadership, and the opening of a new regional center in Chile.
24.09.2025
Ibero-American Colloquium No. 329: The Right to Democracy and the Inter-American Democratic Test
Jesús María Casal and Mariela Morales Antoniazzi debated the right to democracy and how the Inter-American Democratic Test and judicial independence act as barriers against autocratization.
18.08.2025
Ibero-American Colloquium No. 328: Migration and Asylum in the Three Regional Human Rights Systems
Researcher Vera Wriedt presented a comparative analysis of how the European, Inter-American, and African human rights systems protect the rights of migrants and asylum seekers, highlighting the role of the right to nationality in each region.
02.08.2024
ICCAL LAB: Applications closed – selection of teams in December
The ICCAL Collaboration Lab (the “Lab”) seeks to bring together a diverse group of established and early-career scholars from, based in, or working on, Latin America and Europe, to undertake sustained academic collaboration for three years, with occasional visits to Heidelberg. Building on two decades of valuable lessons of the ICCAL – Ius Constitutionale Commune en América Latina project, the Lab will explore the role of comparative public law for democratic resilience in Europe and Latin America.
01.08.2024
Call for Applications : ICCAL LAB – Deadline Extension + Q&A
Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law – Call for Applicat
04.06.2024
Call for Applications: ICCAL LAB
The ICCAL Collaboration Lab – Comparative Public law for Democratic Resilience in Europe and Latin America