Dr Mia Österlund (Åbo Akademi University): What’s up on the Glitter Scene? Recent trends in contemporary Finno-Swedish Literature
Edinburgh Legal Theory Research Group continue their seminar series into the second semester with 'A Morally-Neutral Account of Political Legitimacy'– Cindy Phillips (University of Maryland)
Thea Goldring (University of Oxford): The Science of Art, The Chemists of the 19th-Century Stained Glass Revival in France; Sarah Laurenson (University of Edinburgh): The myths and realities of the jewellery workshop in Scotland, c. 1780 to 1914
This free afternoon event will consider common themes between criminology, criminal justice, law and social policy, discussing and developing connections between these areas while also presenting new academic research in these fields.
The following speakers have been confirmed for the event:
Series: Centre of African Studies seminar series
Title: Natural resource management in the Congo: Pathways to innovative policy design
Speaker: Theodore Trefon (Royal Museum for Central Africa)
Date: Wednesday 30th Mar 2016 16:00 – 18:00
Venue: Huge Robson Building Lecture Theatre, George Square
Catherine Ware (UCC): Claudian’s Epic Animals in the Arena
Edgar Astaire Lecture 2016, 5.30-‐6.30pm, Scottish Jewish Archives Centre, Garnethill Synagoge, Glasgow followed by a reception
Dr Kenneth Collins (Glasgow): Poles and Jews in Wartime Edinburgh
Wednesday 30 March, 1715
Susan Ross (University of Glasgow)
‘The accent in modern Scottish Gaelic spelling: a history and corpus analysis’
Room G.05, 50 George Square [Soillse seminar series]
Mia Österlund, Åbo Akademi University
Nordic Noir, Landscape & Mindscape In Finno-Swedish Children’s Literature