AILC 2013 - 7th Agora International Law Conference

The AGORA International Law Conference (AILC) has been founded in 2007 founded by E.-A. Iancu (Nechita) and M.-J. Manolescu and it was organized every year (AILC 2012, AILC 2011, AILC 2010, AILC 2009, AILC 2008, AILC 2007) on specific subjects on juridical sciences.
For the 7th edition AILC 2013 are invited to participate local and foreign professors, specialists and researchers concerned with disciplinary and inter-disciplinary studies.
The organizers have set as objective to bring to the attention of participants current issues in legal sciences, comparative approaches laws of other states, relevant analysis and critical remarks as well as ferenda bill in the context of Romanian legislation and not only is being in a continuous and necessary change, sometimes hard to be accomplished.
In the section of inter-disciplinary field are also expected studies form economics and social sciences.
The aim of the conference on "Prospects and Challenges of 21st Century Law" is to bring together interdisciplinary scientific research studies in a framework of interactive international and inter-institutional debate, in a time when both in Romania and in other countries appear new laws, legislative changes and new dimensions of crime.
In the conference program will be able to enroll research teams, teams of specialists from Romania and abroad with online interventions. For this purpose the organizers will provide appropriate technical equipment and conduct discussions via video conference.
Parallel Sessions:
Session I: Administration and good governance
Session II: Mediation in Romanian and international legislation
Session III: The crime dynamics in nowadays society
Session IV: Comparative approaches of international legislation
Session V: The influence of economic, social and cultural elements in the evolution of legislation in a state