Legal Forms of Inter-Alterity (A Critical Study in Private International Law) By Prof. Horatia Muir Watt We can understand the discipline of private international law as a …
Epistemic Jurisdiction: Science, Expertise and Standardisation as Global Governance David Winickoff Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA While there is …
FRIDAY 25th November 2016, Prof. Katja Langenbucher (Sciences Po Ecole de Droit and Goethe-University’s House of Finance) & Brooke Adele Marshall (Senior Research Fellow, Max Planck Institute for …
FRIDAY 18th November 2016, Professor Pierre Legrand (Sciences Po Ecole de Droit) The argument is that no account of (foreign) law — no matter how purportedly descriptive — …
WEDNESDAY 19th October 2016, Prof. Robert Wai (Osgoode Hall Law School, York University) The turn to transnational law admirably directs analysis of contemporary society towards a realistic sense of …
FRIDAY 7th October 2016, Prof. Leone Niglia (University CIII of Madrid) This seminar contributes to comparative scholarly analyses of ‘legal transplants’ and ‘legal change’. Drawing on a combination …
FRIDAY 30th September 2016, Prof. Paddy Ireland (University of Bristol) There has never been a shortage of instances of corporate irresponsibility. They do, however, seem to …
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 …
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