“Diverging Paths? The Shapes of Power and Institutions in Medieval Christendom and Islam” (Brill, 2014), received a stellar review to be included in the “The Medieval Review”. The book is edited by John Hudson, Director of the Institute of Legal and… Read More »“DIVERGING PATHS? The Shapes of Power and Institutions in Medieval Christendom and Islam” RECEIVES STELLAR REVIEW
Tuesday 6 October, 12:30-2 pm Old Seminar Room, 71 South Street, School of History The first CMEMLL Reading Group and the first meeting of the Institute of Legal And Constitutional Research will take place next Tuesday lunchtime (6th October). We’ll meet in the Old… Read More »Reading Group: Interpreting Literature, Law, and Constitution (I)
Institute members may be interested in attending some of the meetings of the Edinburgh Law School’s Constitutional Law Discussion Group. Below is a schedule of events. More details can be found at http://www.cldg.law.ed.ac.uk/
Institute members may be interested in the following event: ‘Chimp on Trial’ Friday 25th September 2015 19.30-20.30 (St Andrews Medical School Building, North Haugh) Kate Cross and Lewis Dean (School of Psychology & Neuroscience) are putting a chimpanzee on trial: Chimpanzees… Read More »‘Chimp on Trial’
Welcome to the University of St Andrews’ new Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research. The Institute brings together scholars from the Schools of History, International Relations, English and beyond, together with early-career researchers and graduate students, to initiate new,… Read More »Introducing the Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research
