This talk puts Jewish law in conversation with an ongoing debate regarding the meaning of freedom of religion. A bedrock assumption of freedom of religion is that religion’s mandates are absolute, that when the state enforces its obligations against religious objectors, the state forces objectors to choose between defying a religious norm and violating state law.

On Some Possible Futures of the ‘Law Ands’

Anniversary workshop celebrating 20 years of the Institute for Interdisciplinary Legal Studies - lucernaiuris

Öffentlicher Vortrag und Diskussion mit Prof. Dr. Katharina Pistor, Professorin für Comparative Law an der Columbia University. Gemeinsame Veranstaltung im Rahmen der Vortragsreihen «EthikImpuls» des Instituts für Sozialethik ISE und «laboratorium lucernaiuris» des Instituts für Juristische Grundlagen.

Online talk by Nicole Schraner as part of the seminar series Cultures of Legality in Weimar Germany

Site and Semantics in Dada Interventions at the Berlin Cathedral and the National Assembly in Weimar (1918-1919)

Online talk by Lucy Byford as part of the seminar series Cultures of Legality in Weimar Germany

Online talk by Javier Samper Vendrell as part of the seminar series Cultures of Legality in Weimar Germany

International conference organised by the Institute for Interdisciplinary Legal Studies - lucernaiuris as part of the SNSF Project "Imagining Justice: Law, Politics and Popular Visual Culture in Weimar Germany"

Film screening and discussion with Mieke Bal (University of Amsterdam) and Desmond Manderson (The Australian National University). Part of the Un/Seen summer school, organised by the Institute for Interdisciplinary Legal Studies.

Talk by Emanuele Conte as part of the lecture series laboratorium lucernaiuris and the international summer school Un/Seen.

International Summer School in Law and Humanities. Organised by the Institute for Interdisciplinary Legal Studies - lucernaiuris.