In mid-October John Hudson taught classes in Emanuele Conte and Angela Condello’s ‘Law and Humanities’ course at the University of Roma Tre. The classes concentrated on the presentation of law within the acclaimed HBO series ‘The Wire’. Comparison was made… Read More »Law and Television: The Wire
The first of this year’s Law’s Two Bodies events, an interview with Benjamin Earl, Procurator General of the Dominican Order, took place on 3 October 2017. John Hudson interviewed the Procurator about his role in the Order and his use… Read More »Law’s Two Bodies – Benjamin Earl
The Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research’s annual Academic Lecture was delivered by Professor Don Herzog of the University of Michigan Law School on 28 September 2017. Professor Herzog’s title was ‘Sovereignty, RIP: Part of the Story’. He proposed that… Read More »Annual Academic Lecture
On Friday 29 September members working of the CLCLCL project participated in a panel discussion about the nature of legal development in the middle ages. This event took place as part of the 2017 Explorathon Scotland, an event designed to promote… Read More »Comparative Legal History Roundtable
The School of History’s Modern History Research Seminar Series will be hosting Kerstin von Lingen (University of Heidelberg), who is presenting on: “Legal Flows: Crimes against Humanity in Transnational Legal Thought, 1899-1945”. This event will take place Monday, 25 September 2017,… Read More »Modern History Research Seminar
