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International Conference on Philosophy of Law and Social Order

📅 29–30 Mar 2027 📍 Manila, Philippines 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track invites papers that examine the foundational theories of jurisprudence, including natural law and legal positivism. Discussions will focus on how these theories address contemporary legal challenges and their implications for social order.

Papers in this track will explore various philosophical perspectives on justice, including distributive and retributive justice. The aim is to bridge the gap between theoretical constructs and their practical implications in social justice movements.

This session will delve into the philosophical foundations of human rights and their evolution within legal systems. Contributions will analyze the interplay between moral principles and legal enforcement of human rights.

This track focuses on the philosophical and ethical dimensions of the rule of law as a cornerstone of social order. Papers will discuss its implications for justice, authority, and the protection of individual rights.

Papers in this session will examine the historical evolution of social contract theory and its relevance in contemporary society. Discussions will highlight its implications for governance, authority, and individual rights.

This track invites exploration of the philosophical challenges surrounding legal ethics and their implications for social work and justice. Contributions will analyze the role of legal professionals in upholding ethical standards within the legal system.

This session will investigate the philosophical concepts of authority and legitimacy within various legal systems. Papers will explore how these concepts shape societal norms and influence public trust in legal institutions.

This track will focus on the philosophical underpinnings of constitutional law and its impact on social order. Contributions will analyze how constitutional principles guide legal interpretation and protect individual rights.

Papers in this session will explore the philosophical debates surrounding rights and duties, emphasizing their interrelation in social contexts. Discussions will highlight the implications of these concepts for social work and community engagement.

This track invites papers that examine the relationship between law and morality from various philosophical perspectives. Contributions will discuss how moral considerations influence legal norms and the challenges that arise in their application.

This session will explore the philosophical and sociological implications of legal systems undergoing transition. Papers will analyze the impact of social change on legal frameworks and the quest for justice in evolving contexts.