Nordic CONREASON Project: Nordic exceptionalism? Mapping constitutional reasoning in the Nordic countries

Large comparative constitutional projects rarely include any Nordic country. The aim of this project is to join the global academic discourse on constitutional reasoning and to enrich it with the Nordic countries’ experience.

The project aspires to show whether and how the practices of Nordic supreme courts follow the worldwide trends. By using a unique combination of quantitative and qualitative empirical methods, the project will identify and explain the common features of the Nordic style of constitutional reasoning. This will in turn inform normative debates on constitutional reasoning that take place in the Nordic countries and elsewhere both in scientific and in political discourse.

Nordic CONREASON Project: Nordic exceptionalism? Mapping constitutional reasoning in the Nordic countries - Örebro University (oru.se)

Researchers

Name Title Image
Helle Krunke Head of Centre, Professor Billede af Helle Krunke
Mikael Kenno Fogde Research Assistant Billede af Mikael Kenno Fogde

Masterthesis

Jakob Laudrup's masterthesis by the title "Domstolsaktivisme" was written in cooperation with the project.

Funding

Nordic Concreason is funded by Riksbankens Jubilæumsfond

Amount: 941.883 SEK

Period: 1/9/2021 til 31/8/2024

Contact

Helle Krunke

PI Head of Centre, Professor
Helle Krunke

South Campus, Building 6A-4-31
DK 2300 Copenhagen S
Phone: +45 35 32 43 82
E-mail: Helle.Krunke@jur.ku.dk