International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy, German Section

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The German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) is a scientific association in the field of legal and social philosophy . She is one of 41 national sections of the popular all over the world International Association of Law and Social Philosophy (International Association for the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy). The German section currently has almost four hundred members who are also members of the World IVR.

Closely associated with the German section of the IVR, but independent and not limited to members from Germany, is the young talent initiative Young Forum Legal Philosophy (JFR), which was launched in the early 1990s.

task

The German section of the IVR is a registered non-profit association for the promotion of science. According to its statutes, the purpose of the association is to "maintain and promote science and research in the field of legal and social philosophy on a national and international level", whereby the association is open to "any scientific direction". To fulfill this purpose, the German section holds scientific conferences every two years.

history

The history of the German section of the IVR begins with the division of the IVR into different national sections decided at the 2nd World Congress of the IVR in Vienna in 1959. The first congress of the German section of the IVR took place in Frankfurt am Main in 1961.

In 1990 the sections of the FRG and GDR merged to form an all-German section.

Board

The board of directors of the association consists of the first chairman (president), the second chairman as deputy (vice-president) and at least 6 and at most 10 additional members. The board is elected every four years by the members. The first and second chairmen are legal representatives of the association.

Current board 2016-18

The current board consists of the following people:

President (First Chairman) : Stephan Kirste (Salzburg)

Vice President (Second Chair), also Treasurer : Marietta Auer (Gießen)

Other members (assessors) : Robert Alexy , Kiel; Carsten Bäcker, Kiel; Martin Borowski, Heidelberg; Jochen Bung, Hamburg; Armin Engländer, Munich; Andreas Funke, Erlangen-Nuremberg; Rolf Gröschner, Jena; Klaus Günther, Frankfurt / Main; Ulfrid Neumann, Frankfurt / Main; Friederike Wapler, Mainz.

Subsections

The German section has two subsections: the working group History of Ideas and the Jena regional section.

The Working Group on the History of Ideas in Legal Philosophy was founded in 1998 by members of the German section as a “relaxed working context” and pursues the goal “to contribute to the differentiation of current legal-dogmatic and legal-theoretical debates and to place them on a philosophical-historical foundation”. The conferences, which are held every two years, are usually designed as working conferences and focus on studying basic texts "close to the source".

The Jena regional section of the IVR was founded at the beginning of 1994 as an informal discussion group of legal theorists and legal practitioners working in Thuringia.

Meetings

Overview of meetings of the German section of the IVR:

  • 1961 Frankfurt am Main ( not a general topic )
  • 1962 Munich ( not a general topic )
  • 1966 Cologne (general topic: " Ideology and Law ")
  • 1970 Freiburg im Breisgau (general topic: " Why legal philosophy today? ")
  • 1972 Mainz ( workshop )
  • 1974 Mainz (general topic: " Law and Language ")
  • 1976 Berlin ( workshop )
  • 1978 Munich (general topic: " Legal argumentation ")
  • 1980 Münster (general topic: " Legitimation of the modern state ")
  • 1982 Berlin (general topic: " Law, Legal Philosophy and National Socialism ")
  • 1984 Bielefeld (general topic: " Contributions to legal anthropology ")
  • 1986 Cologne (general topic: " Human and civil rights ")
  • 1988 Göttingen (general topic : " Legal positivism and the value of law ")
  • 1990 Saarbrücken (general topic: " Generalization and individualization in legal thinking "; first all-German conference of the German IVR section)
  • 1992 Hamburg (general topic: " Theories of Justice ")
  • 1994 Mannheim (general topic: " The universality claim of the democratic constitutional state ")
  • 1996 Jena (general topic: " Legal Philosophy and Legal Dogmatics in Times of Change ")
  • 1998 Frankfurt am Main (general topic: " Responsibility in law and morality ")
  • 2000 Heidelberg (general topic : " Borders as a topic of legal and social philosophy ")
  • 2002 Frankfurt / Oder (general topic: " Law and Politics ")
  • 2004 Kiel (general topic: " Basic legal research ")
  • 2006 Würzburg (general topic: " Cultural identity (s) as the basis and limit of the law ")
  • 2008 Tübingen (general topic: " On the competence of legal philosophy in legal questions. Strengthening legal philosophy through limitation? ")
  • 2010 Halle (general topic: " Attribution and responsibility ")
  • 2012 Münster (general topic: " Evolution - Development - Epigenesis of Law ")
  • 2014 Passau (general topic: " Sovereignty, trans-statehood and the world constitution ")
  • 2016 Bremen (general topic: " Theories in Law - Theories about Law ")
  • 2018 Freiburg im Breisgau (general topic: " The pure legal theory on the test bench ")

Publications

Conference proceedings

Overview of the conference volumes of the German section of the IVR (sorted chronologically):

  • Werner Maihofer (Ed.): Ideology and Law, Papers of the Congress of the German Section of the IVR 1966 . Frankfurt am Main 1969.
  • Thomas Würtenberger (ed.): Philosophy of law and legal practice. Lectures at the conference of the German Section of the IVR eV in Freiburg i.Br. on Oct. 7, 1970 . Frankfurt am Main 1971.
  • Theodor Viehweg / Frank Rotter (ed.): Law and language. Lectures at the conference of the German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) in the Federal Republic of Germany, Mainz, October 3–5, 1974 (series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 9). Wiesbaden 1977.
  • Winfried Hassemer / Arthur Kaufmann / Ulfrid Neumann (eds.): Argumentation and law. Lectures at the conference of the German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) in the Federal Republic of Germany, Munich, 3. – 6. Sept. 1978 (Series: Archives for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 14). Wiesbaden 1980.
  • Norbert Achterberg / Werner Krawietz (ed.): Legitimation of the modern state. Lectures at the conference of the German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) in the Federal Republic of Germany from October 8th to 11th, 1980 in Münster (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 15). Wiesbaden 1981.
  • Hubert Rottleuthner (ed.): Law, legal philosophy and National Socialism. Lectures from the conference of the German Section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) in the Federal Republic of Germany on October 11 and 12, 1982 in Berlin (West) (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 18) . Wiesbaden 1983.
  • Ernst-Joachim lamp (ed.): Contributions to legal anthropology. Lectures at the conference of the German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) in the Federal Republic of Germany, Bielefeld, October 10 to 13, 1984 (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 22). Stuttgart 1985.
  • Ulrich Klug / Martin Kriele (eds.): Human and civil rights, lectures from the conference of the German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) in the Federal Republic of Germany from 9. – 2. October 1986 in Cologne (Series: Archives for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 33). Stuttgart 1988.
  • Ralf Dreier (Hrsg.): Legal positivism and value relation of the law. Lectures at the conference of the German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) in the Federal Republic of Germany, Göttingen, 12. – 14. October 1988 (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 37). Stuttgart 1990.
  • Maximilian Herberger / Ulfrid Neumann / Helmut Rüssmann (eds.): Generalization and individualization in legal thought. Lectures of the first all-German conference of the German Section of the IVR, Saarbrücken October 10–12, 1990 (series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 45). Stuttgart 1992.
  • Hans-Joachim Koch / Michael Köhler / Kurt Seelmann (Hrsg.): Theories of justice. 15th conference of the German Section of the IVR in Hamburg, September 30th – October 2nd, 1992 (series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 56). Stuttgart 1994.
  • Hans Martin Pawlowski / Gerd Roellecke (ed.): The universal claim of the democratic constitutional state. The diversity of cultures and the universality of law. Papers at the conference of the German Section of the IVR from September 28th to 30th, 1994 in Mannheim (series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 65). Stuttgart 1996.
  • Gröschner, Rolf / Martin Morlok (Hrsg.): Legal philosophy and legal dogmatics in times of upheaval. Conference of the German section of the IVR in Jena, September 26-28, 1996 (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 71). Stuttgart 1997.
  • Ulfrid Neumann / Lorenz Schulz (ed.): Responsibility in law and morality. Lectures at the conference of the German Section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy from October 2–3, 1998 in Frankfurt am Main (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 74). Stuttgart 2000.
  • Winfried Brugger / Görg Haverkate (ed.): Limits as a topic of legal and social philosophy. Lectures at the conference of the German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy from 22nd to 23rd September 2000 in Heidelberg (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 84). Stuttgart 2000.
  • Jan C. Joerden / Roland Wittmann (eds.): Law and politics. Annual conference of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR), German Section, Frankfurt (Oder), September 26-29, 2002 (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 93). Stuttgart 2004.
  • Robert Alexy (Ed.): Basic legal research. Conference of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) from September 23-25, 2004 in Kiel (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 104). Stuttgart 2005.
  • Horst Dreier / Eric Hilgendorf (eds.): Cultural identity as the basis and limit of the law. Files of the IVR conference from 28-30. September 2006 in Würzburg (series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 113). Stuttgart u. a. 2008.
  • Kristian Kühl (Ed.): On the competence of legal philosophy in legal questions: Conference of the German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy from 24.-26. September 2008 in Tübingen (series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 126). Stuttgart u. a. 2011.
  • Matthias Kaufmann / Joachim Renzikowski (Eds.): Joachim Attribution and Responsibility: Conference of the German Section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy from 22.-24. September 2010 in Halle (Saale) (series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 134). Stuttgart u. a. 2012.
  • Jochen Bung / Armin Engländer (eds.): Sovereignty, trans-statehood and the global constitution: Conference of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) in September 2014 in Passau (series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 153). Stuttgart u. a. 2017.

Encyclopedia on Philosophy of Law

Another publication format is the encyclopedia on legal philosophy, which is published on behalf of the German section of the International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy (IVR) and the German Society for Philosophy (DGPhil).

bibliography

  • Karl A. Mollnau (ed.): The International Association for Legal and Social Philosophy and its journal: Bibliography, Statutes, History of Effects (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 38). Stuttgart 1989.
  • Carl Wellman: One Hundred Years of the IVR , in: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy (ARSP) 95 (2009), pp. 1–13.
  • Sascha Ziemann: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy: Bibliography and Documentation (1907–2009) (Series: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy, Supplement, Vol. 123). Stuttgart 2010.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ For the world IVR see website of the German section of the IVR. Retrieved September 24, 2018.
  2. ↑ For more information, see the website of the German section of the IVR. Retrieved September 24, 2018.
  3. ↑ Entered in the register of associations of the Wiesbaden district court under VR 1182.
  4. ↑ See § 2 of the statutes of September 24, 2008, website of the German section of the IVR. Retrieved September 24, 2018.
  5. ^ The “IVR Constitution” of 1959 formed the formal basis, cf. Carl Wellman: One Hundred Years of the IVR , in: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy (ARSP) 95 (2009), pp. 2 and 6. For the previous history of the development of the world IVR, see z. B. Wellman: One Hundred Years of the IVR , in: Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy (ARSP) 95 (2009), pp. 1-13.
  6. ↑ See § 13 of the statutes of September 24, 2008, website of the German section of the IVR. Retrieved September 24, 2018.
  7. ^ Website of the German section of the IVR. Retrieved September 24, 2018.
  8. ↑ For this and for further information, see the self-presentation on the website of the German section of the IVR. Retrieved September 24, 2018.
  9. ↑ For more information, see the website of the German section of the IVR. Retrieved September 24, 2018.
  10. ↑ Cf. Sascha Ziemann (Hrsg.): Archive for Legal and Social Philosophy: Bibliography and Documentation (1907-2009) . Stuttgart 2010, p. 431 f.
  11. ↑ For more information see the website of the German section of the IVR. Retrieved September 24, 2018.