Dr Liz Stainforth (University of Leeds/IASH): Exploring the Shifting Landscape of UK Digital Public Spaces: A Cultural Policy Analysis

[IASH Work in Progress talk]

Professor Danie Visser (University of Cape Town): Unjustified Enrichment and Interest on Money - Profit, Hire or Empty Concept.

[Wilson Lecture 2018]

Sir James Munby (President of the Family Division and Head of Family Justice, England and Wales): Changing families: family law yesterday, today and tomorrow – a view from south of the Border.

[Edinburgh Centre for Private Law]

Dr. Natalie Papanastasiou (University of Amsterdam): Europeanisation Through the Sharing of Best Practices: insights from a political ethnography
[Europa Research Group & Education and Society Group]

Wednesday 14 Mar

David Rosenthal (University of Edinburgh)

'Five priests walk into a bar: place, gender, and the senses in Counter-Reformation Italy'

13.10-14.00 in Room G.13    
[Histories of Gender and Sexuality seminars]

https://www.ed.ac.uk/history-classics-archaeology/news-events/events/research-seminars/histories-gender-sexuality-seminars

George Pavlakos (Glasgow); Samuele Chilovi (Barcelona and Glasgow): Rational Determination as Grounding: A Common Grounding Framework for Jurisprudence

[Legal Theory Research Group]

Professor David Mosse (SOAS): The Modernity of Caste and the Market Economy: How and for Whom is Caste Relevant in India Today?

Thursday 22 March 2018

5:30 – 6:30pm, Lecture Theatre 2, Appleton Tower

With reception to follow

[The Munro Lectures]

Professor Ariel Ducey (University of Calgary / IASH Fellow): Surgery and Responsibility in the Wake of Transvaginal Mesh

Dr Svetlana Pogodina (University of Latvia): Jewish food traditions viewed from inside and outside Russian-speaking communities of Latvia, Russia and Transnistria

Abstract: