9 October, 5.15-6.30pm, 20 Chambers Street.
Dr Richard Piran McClary (University Edinburgh): ‘A Corpus of Thirteenth-Century Brick Rum Seljuq Minarets’
(ESALA Architectural History and Theory seminar)
25 September, 5.15-6.30pm, 20 Chambers Street. Dr Alistair Fair, University of Edinburgh: ‘Modern Playhouses: Theatres, Leisure, Citizenship & Urbanity in Britain, 1945-85’ (ESALA Architectural History and Theory seminar)
Matthew Sangster, University of Glasgow
12 October, 12-1, Project Room, 50 George Square.
Centre for the History of the Book seminar.
Enlightenment Readers in the Scottish Universities
08 November, 16.15 to 18.00, LG.11, David Hume Tower
Centre for Law and Society Presents: At the End of the Rainbow: Where Next for the Queer Refugee?
S Chelvan, Immigration and Asylum Barrister, No 5 Chambers, London
25 October, 16.15 to 18.00, Room 2.39, 50 George Square
Centre for Law and Society Presents: Law and the Moral Psychology of Guilt
Alan Norrie, Professor of Law, University of Warwick
11 October, 16.15 to 18.00, G3, 30 Buccleuch Place
Centre for Law and Society Presents: Are Virtual Courts the Future of Justice?
Meredith Rossner, Associate Professor of Criminology, LSE
27 September, 16.15 to 18.00, Room 1.09, Main Library, George Square
Centre for Law and Society Presents: Violent Fights: An Exploration of Long-Term and Short-Term Influences
Tara Renae McGee, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice , Griffith University
The Children’s Hearings System 50 Years On: Would Lord Kilbrandon be Proud?
25 October 2018, 09.30 to 16.00, Playfair Library, Old College
The Children’s Hearings System was created as a result of the Kilbrandon Report of 1964 and first appeared in the Social Work (Scotland) Act 1968. This radical system pioneered a new direction in the way Scotland supports its most vulnerable people by adopting a welfarist approach to care and justice.
28th November
6pm, Meadows Lecture Theatre.
Roger Rees (St Andrews): Shouts and whispers to Constantine.
[Classics Research Seminar / Classical Association of Scotland]
21st November
5.10pm, Teviot Lecture Theatre.
Malcolm Heath (Leeds): A Platonist aesthetic: Longinus reunited.
[Classics Research Seminar]