Professor Brian Rappert (Exeter University): Absences and the Display of Secreted Pasts: Representing South Africa’s Chemical and Biological Weapons Programme

15 December, 4pm

Chrystal Macmillan Building, 6th Floor Staff Room

Symposium on Ecofeminism.

Free, book here.

Flyer and abstracts available as PDF from links below:

1pm,  Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, 2 Hope Park Square.
Dr Juliet Shields (University of Washington, IASH Fellow): Scottish women writers and the work of fiction in the Victorian periodical press.
[IASH Work in Progress Talk]

Dr Jaap Baaij (JSD Candidate, Yale Law School): The Public Condition of Private Governance: Legal Enforceability and International Commercial Arbitration
Edinburgh Centre for Commercial Law

Frederick Wilmot-Smith (Oxford): "Law, 'Ought', and 'Can'"
Edinburgh Centre for Legal Theory

Dr James Harrison (Edinburgh Law School): Judicial Review Of Coastal State Enforcement Action - International Safeguards And Standards Of Review
International Law School Discussion Group

Brodies Environmental Law Lectures -  Mr Terry A’Hearn (CEO, SEPA): Regulatory Strategy: Scotland, and ‘One Planet Prosperity'
Brodies - The Charles Smith Memorial Lecture

The Tension between Parliamentary Sovereignty and Cooperative Federalism in the case law of the Canadian Supreme Court - Dr Johanne Poirier (McGill University)
Constitutional Law Discussion Group

Chris Mullin: 'Hinterland' Public Lecture & Discussion (GJA-Business School)

Workshop: Writing violence

Monday, 5th December

1pm - 4.30

Project Room, 50 George Square

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/writing-violence-workshop-tickets-29646689045?utm_term=eventurl_text