The ILCR is delighted to offer a new podcast series: “Talking Constitutions”. Cut through the political noise and join our experts in debating how and why constitutions matter in the world today, from the challenges of everyday life to the… Read More »New podcast series! Talking Constitutions
“A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law” by Jeffrey Love, Inger Larsson, Ulrika Djärv, Christine Peel, and Erik Simensen has just been published open access and can be downladed for free here. This volume is an indispensable resource for scholars and… Read More »“A Lexicon of Medieval Nordic Law”
Members of the Institute may be interested in the serial publication of a book by Don Herzog, who gave the Institute Annual Lecture in 2017: https://little-book-of-political-mistakes.pubpub.org/.
What does it mean to do constitutional history? And do constitutional lawyers and historians do constitutional history differently? These questions were asked by Janet McLean (Auckland) at the British Legal History Conference in St Andrews 2019 in her keynote lecture… Read More »Janet McLean on Constitutional History at the BLHC 2019
We have another BLHC plenary lecture recording for you today! Ian Williams’ (University College, London) keynote “James VI and I, Rex et Iudex: One King as Judge in Two Kingdoms” now available to watch here: https://vimeo.com/407148347
