June 2022 | ASLCH Conference
The Association for the Study of Law, Culture, and the Humanities is welcoming humanities-oriented proposals on topics related to the theme of unsettling the law. Deadline for proposals (Extended): March 11, 2022
April 2022 | Conference on Law, Technology and the Human
Organized by the Law and the Human Network at Kent Law School on April 6-8, 2022, this hybrid conference will be held both in person at the University of Kent (Canterbury)'s Darwin Conference Suite,...
A Geneology of Indigenous Law: A Writer’s Journey
A Genealogy of Indigenous Law: A Writer’s Journey For over 30 years, Professor Borrows has written about the revitalization of Indigenous peoples’ laws, and their relationship to other Canadian Laws. In this talk, Professor...
Where Law Lives: Witnessing the Birth of the Canadian Network of Law and Humanities
Imagine a typical scene of a criminal trial. You arrive at the courthouse, perhaps as a law student invited to observe the proceedings.
August 2022 | CNLH Inaugural Workshop: Reimagining “the Human” in Research, Teaching, and Innovation
The Canadian Network of Law and Humanities hosted its inaugural workshop, “Reimagining ‘the Human’ in Research, Teaching, and Innovation” at Green College. The keynote speaker was Desmond Manderson and featured four workshops.
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Where Law Lives: Witnessing the Birth of the Canadian Network of Law and Humanities. by Paul Van Benthem & Will Kunimoto
Imagine a typical scene of a criminal trial. You arrive at the courthouse, perhaps as a law student invited to observe the proceedings.
May 2021 | Virtual Workshop: Law and Humanities as Theory, Pedagogy and Method
In May 2021, the newly founded Canadian Network of Law and Humanities hosted a virtual workshop on "Law and Humanities as Theory, Pedagogy and Method". The workshop featured a guest lecture by Val Napoleon...
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