5 December
3pm
Rm 11.18, David Hume Tower
Dr Jenna SAPIANO (University of Melbourne): The Rest is Silence: Constitutional ‘Abeyances’ in Peace Constitutions
Constitutional Law Discussion Group
Constitutional Law Discussion Group
http://www.cldg.law.ed.ac.uk/
21 November
Professor Roshan DA SILVA (Griffiths University): Plurinationalism in South and Southeast Asia
Dr Asanga WELIKALA University of Edinburgh
3pm
Neil MacCormick Room, David Hume Tower
Constitutional Law Discussion Group
http://www.cldg.law.ed.ac.uk/
14 November
3pm
Neil MacCormick Room
Dr Jack SIMSON CAIRD (Senior Cleck House of Commons Library, University of Bristol): Parliamentary Scrutiny of the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill
Constitutional Law Discussion Group
http://www.cldg.law.ed.ac.uk/
7 November
3pm
Raeburn Room, Old College
Professor Rick Rawlings (UCL): Brexit and the Constitution: Devolution, Reregulation and Intergovernmental Relations
(Joint event with the Law & Polity Project)
Constitutional Law Discussion Group
http://www.cldg.law.ed.ac.uk/
12 October
4.30pm
Elder Room, Old College
Professor Nicholas ARONEY
University of Queensland TBC
(Joint event with Legal Theory Research Group)
Constitutional Law Discussion Group
http://www.cldg.law.ed.ac.uk/
29 September
9am to 5pm
Elder Room, Old College Special Event Oxford/Edinburgh Constitutional Law Colloquium
Constitutional Law Discussion Group
http://www.cldg.law.ed.ac.uk/
19 September
3pm
Neil MacCormick Room, David Hume Tower
Dr Pablo MARSHALL (Universidad Austral de Chile): Disenfranchisement as Internal Exclusion: Politics Beyond Human Rights and Democracy
An Olivier Award-winning play written at IASH has been adapted for the cinema. Una – released on 1 September – is based on David Harrower’s critically acclaimed drama Blackbird. David wrote the play at IASH while he was an Edinburgh Festival Creative Fellow in 2004-2005.
Blackbird premiered at the Edinburgh International Festival in 2005. David has now written the screenplay for Una, which is directed by Benedict Andrews.
Ludmila Ulitskaya is coming to speak in Russian about the state of Russian literature and her own work.
date& time: 18th September, 18:00-20:00
venue: Project Room, 50 George Square
Please find all details at the following link.
The third annual Enlightenment Lecture
Professor Lindsay Paterson: Philanthropy and Education in Scotland
Tuesday 31st October in the Anatomy Lecture Theatre
University of Edinburgh Anatomy Lecture Theatre
Teviot Place,
Edinburgh,
EH8 9AG
The lecture runs 17:30 to 18:30, followed by a prosecco reception in the Anatomy Foyer.