Law Research Centre

2018/2019 Seminars

Events - Academic Year 2018/2019

Seminar Series Autumn 2018

The Law Research Centre at the School of Law and Government, DCU, hosts a socio-legal research seminar series through each academic term. Generally, this is a presentation from a researcher whose work goes beyond black-letter law and considers broader social, political or economic factors bearing upon particular legal questions. The seminars tend to be open and interactive: those present are not expected to be expert or even necessarily engaged in the field of scholarship addressed by the scholar or scholars presenting at the seminar. The concern is with enhancing understandings of socio-legal research and methodologies, as much as with engaging in substantive questions. The idea is that socio-legal researchers in different fields and at different stages of their research careers can share their work and experiences.

 

Wednesday, 26 September 2018

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Federico Fabbrini, Dublin City University

 

Wednesday, 3 October 2018

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Marco Ventoruzzo, Bocconi University

 

Wednesday, 10 October 2018

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Nicolas Levrat, Global Studies Institute Geneva

 

Wednesday, 17 October 2018

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Chantal Mak, University of Amsterdam

 

Wednesday, 24 October 2018

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Andras Jakab, University of Salzburg

 

Wednesday, 14 November 2018

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

PostDoc Katarzyna Granat, Durham University

 

Wednesday, 21 November 2018

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Aisling de Paor, Dublin City Unviersity

 

Wednesday, 28 November 2018

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Laurent Pech, Middlesex University

 

Wednesday, 5 December 2018

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Cheryl Saunders, Melbourne University)

 

Friday, 14 December 2018

11:00-13:00, DCU Moot Court Room, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Giuliano Amato, Justice of the Constitutional Court of Italy

 

Seminar Series Spring 2019

The Law Research Centre at the School of Law and Government, DCU, hosts a socio-legal research seminar series through each academic term. Generally, this is a presentation from a researcher whose work goes beyond black-letter law and considers broader social, political or economic factors bearing upon particular legal questions. The seminars tend to be open and interactive: those present are not expected to be expert or even necessarily engaged in the field of scholarship addressed by the scholar or scholars presenting at the seminar. The concern is with enhancing understandings of socio-legal research and methodologies, as much as with engaging in substantive questions. The idea is that socio-legal researchers in different fields and at different stages of their research careers can share their work and experiences.

 

Wednesday, 30 January 2019

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Imelda Maher, University College Dublin

 

Wednesday, 6 February 2019

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Catherine Mitchell, Birmingham University

 

Wednesday, 20 February 2019

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Rosemary Hunter, Kent University

 

Wednesday, 27 February 2019

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. Konrad Lachmayer, Sigmund Freud University Vienna

 

Wednesday, 6 March 2019

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Prof. David Nelken, Kings' College London

 

Wednesday, 27 March 2019

12:00-13:00, GLA.CG35, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Dr. Rebecca Schmidt, Dublin City University

 

Wednesday, 10 April 2019

 

12:00-13:30, DCU Moot Court Room, Henry Grattan building, Glasnevin

Chief Justice Frank Clarke, Supreme Court of Ireland