Ha habido un largo camino entre esa muy joven yo que miró a la autoridad y preguntó: ¿por qué? Un camino que todavía sigo recorriendo (y aprendiendo) paso a paso... o, en nuestro ámbito, obra a obra.

Estoy feliz, y muy (muy) agradecida, de ver finalmente publicado este libro.

I am thrilled to be part of this volume, which critically explores the topic of law and the unity of practical reasoning - rarely explicitly and systematically discussed, despite it being a cornerstone of many contemporary debates.

Here the whole volume in Open Access:
👉 dx.doi.org/10.5040/9781...

In recent decades, authority has mainly been treated as a reason-based concept within legal philosophy, understood through practical reasoning

Here, I analyse this choice & its theoretical & practical consequences - and why we may want to reconsider it

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dx.doi.org/10.5040/9781...

Thrilled to be participating, this Monday and Tuesday in Freiburg, in the upcoming edition of the Annual Workshop on the Vienna School of Jurisprudence and the Pure Theory of Law, organised by the Hans Kelsen Werke - Research Group!

Here the full programme 👇

Finally here!

Last week gifted me some magnificent moments, born at the intersection of my academic job and four great life pleasures:

1. Cat petting
2. Seeing friends & discussing their ideas (this time, @amwaltermann.com's)
3. Applied fantasy and sci-fi
4. Bizarre-fabulous new & old places

Thrilled to be participating in the VIII Lisbon Annual Meeting on Legal Theory on "Logic, Norms, and Legal Decisions", among a rooster of fantastic speakers and discussants.

If you are free on 27 June, join us! 👇

I was honoured to be part of this volume, ed by N Bersier, C Bezemek and the late F Schauer (in memoriam), who is full of fantastic authors: among them, C Bezemek, N Bersier, S Kirste, C Kletzer, J Núñez, G Letsas, KE Himma & S Zorzetto

Full book (and index) here 👇
link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

If law is an artefact, can coercion be considered as something necessary for its existence and functioning?

Here, I examine why law may necessarily depend on coercion both to exist and to fulfil its functions - even in law-abiding & puzzled societies.

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link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...

Can AI be a ‘legal author’?

@bojanspaic.bsky.social and I had a blast exploring this seemly unattended question in contemporary debate

(ft. authority, interpretation, intention, GenAI, creation & generation, Monty Python, Star Trek, S Lem, R Barthes, cats & more)

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doi.org/10.1007/s109...

Thrilled to be part of this event & wonderful programme!

I will be suggesting that "obedience" of responsible & autonomous subjects might still be a chimera, even for discourses of authority that claim to have found the key to it

Most grateful to U. Palermo's legal theory group for the invite!

I am thrilled to share that I have just started a new appointment as a Ramon y Cajal Fellow at @univgirona.bsky.social!

I have nothing but gratitude for the members of University of Belgrade - ALF Horizon Project Team for these for these last amazing years

Looking forward to this new challenge!

Thrilled that this is happening!

On Thursday will be presenting at Oxford JDG some ideas regarding the first theoretical block of a new research project I am currently embarking on.

If you happen to be around, you are warmly invited to come and discuss (and kindly destroy) it 😁

In conversation with @amwaltermann.com, this came up as a graphic description of my current perception of time.

Is it just me, or...?

Coming soon! Belgrade Legal Philosophy Week 2023: AI and Law (13-18 November).

For anyone interested, online attendance will be possible. The corresponding links will be published in the next few days.

Full programme and information 👉 alf.ius.bg.ac.rs/belgrade-leg...