Date: January 16, 2026
Time: 1:00 pm -
Location: UF College of Law, Levin Advocacy Center, First Floor Courtroom
Dictatorship Revisited brings together leading scholars to examine the historical, legal, and political dimensions of dictatorship—from Roman constitutionalism to modern executive power. Through two panel discussions and a keynote lecture, the conference explores how emergency authority, constituent power, and legal order have shaped understandings of dictatorship across time. The event concludes with a keynote address by Adrian Vermeule on the evolution of dictatorship and prerogative in modern legal thought. Open to the public.
