ao. Univ.Prof.
Dr. Clemens Jabloner (Chairperson)
Born 1948, Vienna, Austria
Studied law at Vienna University
June 1972 Graduated as Doctor of Law
1975 Assistant in public law, Vienna Economic University
1 January 1976 Assistant, Institute
for Public and Administrative Law, Vienna University
1 March 1978 Seconded to Federal Chancellery, Department of Legal Advisers
1982 Appointed head of media subdivision of that Department
December 1989 Appointed head of
the Civil Service Department, Federal Chancellery
1988 Habilitation as lecturer
(Dozent) in constitutional law, Vienna University (under Prof.
Walter)
1993 Chosen to be Second Executive
Secretary of the Hans Kelsen Institute; received title of "Associate
Professor" from Federal President
1 December 1991 Appointed Vice-President
of the Administrative Court
1 April 1993 Appointed President
of the Administrative Court
1 October 1998 Appointed Chairman
of the Historical Commission
Dr. Jabloner continues to lecture
at the university and to publish on law and legal philosophy.
Selected publications
* With R. Walter,
Hans Kelsen (1881-1973) - Leben-Werk-Wirkung [on the life, work
and echo of Hans Kelsen], in: Luther, Stiefel and Hoeflich (ed.),
Der Einfluß deutscher Emigranten auf die Rechtsentwicklung in den
USA und in Deutschland [The Influence of German Emigrés on Legal
Developments in the USA and Germany] (1993), p. 521 (part IV);
* "Kelsen"
in: Schlink and Jacobson (ed.), Weimar: A Jurisprudence of Crisis
(in preparation);
* "Menschenbild
und Friedenssicherung" [The Concept of Man and Action to Secure
Peace], in: Walter and Jabloner (ed.),
Hans Kelsens Wege sozialphilosophischer Forschung [on Kelsen's
approach to social philosophy ](1997), 57;
* "Der Bundesstaat
und die Gerichtbarkeit des öffentlichen Rechts" [The Federal System
of Government and Public Law Courts], in: Schambeck (ed.),
Bundesstaat und Bundesrat in Österreich [on the federal system
and the second chamber of parliament in Austria] (1997), 135;
* "Legal Techniques and Theory of Civilization - Remarks on Hans Kelsen and Carl Schmitt", in: Dinerand Stolleis, Hans Kelsen and Carl Schmitt. A Conference in Legal History (1998) (in preparation).