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Constitutional expert asks: Can populism coexist with constitutional principles?, in FLJS Webinar streamed globally

Can populism happily coexist with constitutional principles and practices? This is the provocative question posed by...

Over 100 people register for our first Live Webinar on The Narrow Corridor

Over 100 people subscribed to our first live webinar to watch a panel of experts discuss The Narrow Corridor: States...

Prof Sir Adam Roberts calls for rethinking of liberalism to withstand the erosion of international legal and security norms

This week Professor Sir Adam Roberts, Senior Research Fellow in International Relations, University of Oxford,...

Upcoming Events

A Sociology of Justice in Russia

7 Dec 2020 16:00

A live webinar with the author of A Sociology of Justice in Russia: "the most analytically sophisticated and empirically rich volume ever produced on the everyday operation of the Russian legal system".

But what does the law say? Reading legal texts socio-legally

11 Dec 2020 09:15

This interdisciplinary workshop explores formal state legal orders and asks: can we read judgments or legislation in ways that include the political, economic and social context of the legal text?

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