(Calenda Announcement 992018)
The notion of "economic constitution" has become a cardinal concept not only in law, but also in other social sciences (economics, political philosophy, etc.). The seventh David-Constant International Days will therefore trace the sometimes turbulent history of the concept and study its actuality within the various legal orders, state and supranational, that make up the European space. On the occasion of the publication (in open access) of the collective work The Idea of Economic Constitution in Europe. Genealogy and Overview (Brill), this interdisciplinary colloquium (held in French and English with simultaneous translation) will bring together the thirty or so contributors who participated in the writing of the book, in order to extend the discussions that were initiated in it. Beyond the global overview of the issues in positive and comparative law, the speakers will also question the theoretical and conceptual frameworks that structure the current debates between law, economics and politics.
