Lawbore Legal Events Calendar

The following themes can be taken as a non-exhaustive guide when preparing the abstract:

• Sustainability, the Rule of Law and Innovation

• Legal and Ethical Aspects of Emerging Technology for Policy

• Innovation Intellectual Property law and Technological Innovation for Sustainable Industry

• The UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Digital Divide

• Innovation and International Human Rights Law for Sustainable Development

• Global Processes, Environmental Law and Innovation

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'Last month in criminal justice' where we'll be joined by guests to discuss recent developments across the justice system.

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Funded by the Society of Legal Scholars, this Conference hosted by University of Derby and orgainsed in partnership with UWE, University of Portsmouth, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore and London Centre for Commercial and Financial Law, explores the different models used to address the criminal liability of corporations, and assesses the challenges associated with these models. This conference will explore national, international and regional law, policy and/or soft law, looking at the scope for change and reform. 

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The conference, which was cancelled in April 2022, would have taken place at a critically important moment for LGBTI rights in the United Kingdom – with numerous stories of hate crimes, stagnation or retreat on key legal reforms, and a hostile media and political environment in which to advocate for equality based on sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, or sex characteristics.

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The conference centres on the intersections of law, rationality and practical reason, from ancient and/or contemporary perspectives. The conference aims to create a platform for the exchange of ideas and the creation of synergies for new ways of thinking about law, practical reason and rationality among researchers in the field of philosophy, legal theory, law, sociology, psychology, intellectual history, classics and political science. 

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Small group meetings to workshop papers Participants will be assigned to small groups, each with a faculty mentor, and meet with that group virtually. The focus of the group meeting will be giving and receiving feedback on participants’ scholarly papers. This will involve a 3-4 hour commitment on one day in late June; the exact date will be selected by each group of participants. 

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