ANNULATION / CANCELLED Fourth PILAGG Seminar / November 13th – Neil Walker
ANNULATION / CANCELLED Fourth PILAGG Seminar / November 13th – Neil Walker
ANNULATION / CANCELLED Fourth PILAGG Seminar / November 13th – Neil Walker
CANCELLED FRIDAY 13th NOVEMBER 2015: Prof. Neil Walker (Edinburgh Law School) “Global Law and Global Justice: The Gap” (see previous post). Discussant: Prof. David Kinley FRIDAY 4th DECEMBER …
CANCELLED ‘GLOBAL LAW AND GLOBAL JUSTICE: THE GAP’ Prof. Neil Walker’s aims is to develop some of the normative implications of the argument in his recent book – ‘Intimations …
JURISDICTIONAL POLITICS AND SOCIAL MECHANISMS: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY SYNTHESIS? The interdisciplinary collaboration between law and social science has often been hailed as a promising avenue for studying …
SECOND PILAGG SEMINAR of 2015/2016 : GLOBAL LEGAL PLURALISM AND PIL Global Legal Pluralism is now recognized as an entrenched reality of the international and transnational …
The new seasson of PILAGG is going to be launched. We will discuss on Horatia Muir Watt’s framing paper.HMW-Framing paper PILAGG 2015-2016 Discussant: Loïc Azoulai (SPLS) What …
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The Inaugural Cotterrell Lecture in Sociological Jurisprudence Professor Brian Tamanaha (Washington University Law School) Thursday 28 May 2015, 6:30pm Lecture Theatre – ArtsOne Building – Queen Mary University …
PROBING LEGAL KNOWLEDGE IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: A DANGEROUS METHOD? (2015) LAW AND AUTHORITY WITHOUT (STATE) PEDIGREE Competing, diffuse, post-Westphalian forms of authority and correlative displacements of …
PILAGG 2015 – PROBING LEGAL KNOWLEDGE IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: A DANGEROUS METHOD? GLOBAL PARADIGM AND LEGAL METHOD(S) The emergence of a global legal paradigm upsets assumptions/fictions developed …
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