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FLJS studies the role of law in society by exploring the relations between law, economics, politics, and society through a range of contemporary issues.
We bring together the world's top thinkers in a uniquely international and interdisciplinary approach, of relevance to policymakers, executives, legal professionals, and academics alike.
Our programmes
Courts and the making of public policy
This programme provides a critical assessment of the role of courts in the public policymaking process, assessing their level of influence and the legitimacy of their involvement.
European Civil Justice Systems
Covering issues including alternative dispute resolution and legal aid, this programme examines the principles and procedures that should, or do apply within European civil justice systems.
The Social and Political Foundations of Constitutions
The approach of this programme is to study constitutions and constitutionalism in their social context, emphasizing their character, goals, and their links to socio-economic and political factors.
Regulation, Law, and Governance
This programme addresses issues of accountability within the regulatory system and identifies measures for future reform of both regulatory regimes and the markets in which they operate.
Contemporary Issues
A round-up of analysis of socio-legal issues confronting pracitioners and policymakers today.
Upcoming events
This workshop will bring together members of the Comparative Constitutions Project to understand the interrelationship between the constitutional entrenchment of rights and acts of repression, with case studies from post-Arab Spring states and Eastern Europe.
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