Robin Whelan (Liverpool): Seminar on ‘How to be Both: Models of Christian Political Service in Late Antiquity’
Parliament Hall 66 South Street, St Andrews, Fife, United KingdomJoint event with Mediaeval Studies
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ILCR – Events
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Harry Potter (25 Bedford Row): ‘My Life in Law’ Interview
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Andrew Clay (Sonder & Clay): Talk on ‘IP Rights – a good thing or a capitalist attack on the intellectual commons?’
School VI St Salvator's Quadrangle, North St, St Andrews, Fife, United KingdomSt Andrews Law Society Mooting event with ILCR members invited
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Anette Stimmer (St Andrews) Book Launch: ‘The Politics of International Norms: A Rhetorical Approach’
Old Class Library 65-71 South Street, St Andrews, Fife, United KingdomWe are delighted to invite you to the launch of Anette Stimmer (St Andrews)'s latest book, The Politics of International Norms: A Rhetorical Approach (Cambridge University Press, 2025), jointly hosted by the ILCR and CGLG. The main discussant of the book will be the ILCR Co-Director, John Hudson. ____________ About the Book Norm contestation is prevalent in… Read More »Anette Stimmer (St Andrews) Book Launch: ‘The Politics of International Norms: A Rhetorical Approach’
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James Wilson Lecture by Holly Brewer (Maryland)
School V St Salvator's Quad, North Street, St Andrews, Fife, United Kingdom -
Winch Lectures with Melissa Lane (Princeton) (I)
School V St Salvator's Quad, North Street, St Andrews, Fife, United KingdomAuthors of the Laws: Rethinking Rousseau’s Legislator through Ancient Lawgivers: (1) ‘Nothing in Common with Human Dominion’; and (2) ‘Graven on the Hearts of the Citizens’
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Winch Lectures with Melissa Lane (Princeton) (II)
School V St Salvator's Quad, North Street, St Andrews, Fife, United KingdomAuthors of the Laws: Rethinking Rousseau’s Legislator through Ancient Lawgivers: (1) ‘Nothing in Common with Human Dominion’; and (2) ‘Graven on the Hearts of the Citizens’
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Winch Lectures with Melissa Lane (Princeton): Masterclass
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Plato’s Laws Conference: ‘Exploring themes in Plato’s Laws with leading scholars’
Room 11, Swallowgate/Craigard Swallowgate, Butts Wynd, St Andrews, Fife, United KingdomRegistration: Email [email protected] by 15 April (include dietary requirements). (St Andrews Classics event with ILCR members invited)
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ILCR ‘Saints’ Law’ Research Seminar – Prof. Justine Firnhaber-Baker
Old Class Library 65-71 South Street, St Andrews, Fife, United KingdomProfessor Firnhaber-Baker's research interests encompass legal, political and institutional history. She has published widely on medieval lordship, women and gender, and power, especially with reference to later medieval France. Publications include Violence and the State in Languedoc, c. 1250-1400 (Cambridge, 2014) and The Jacquerie of 1358: A French Peasant’s Revolt (Oxford, 2021) as well as her new, critically acclaimed book House of Lillies: The Dynasty that Made Medieval France
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Research Lunch with Dr. Gamze Yavuzer Eper
Divinity H201 Seminar Room 2Please join us on Thursday 6th November for a talk by Dr Gamze Yavuzer Eper from the University of St Andrews, who will be speaking on legal pluralism in the early modern Ottoman Empire. This promises to be a fascinating exploration of law and governance in a richly complex historical context We’ll begin with lunch… Read More »Research Lunch with Dr. Gamze Yavuzer Eper
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End of Semester Lecture with Dr Malcolm Petrie
Old Class Library 65-71 South Street, St Andrews, Fife, United KingdomTo mark the end of the semester, the ILCR is delighted to invite you to a talk by Dr Malcolm Petrie (University of St Andrews), who will be speaking on: 'Conservative Political Thought and the Anglo-Scottish Union at the Close of the Twentieth Century.' The talk will take place on Tuesday 2nd December, from 5.15… Read More »End of Semester Lecture with Dr Malcolm Petrie