The Centre for legal history are delighted to invite Professor Orazio Condorelli (Catania University) to present "Scotland and the Ius Commune. Customs, Litigation and Papal Decretals"
Chris Cooijmans, University of Edinburgh
Dots on the Map: Using Conceptual Models to Uncover Viking Activity in Continental Europe
Wednesday, 20 April 2016, 5.15pm, Room 3.39, 50 George Square
Stéphanie Chouinard (Université de Montréal)
'The evolution of Canada's language rights regime: the advances and limits of legal mobilization for official-language minorities'.
Wednesday 20 April, 17:15
Room G05, 50 George Square
Stéphanie Chouinard (Université de Montréal) - Speaking on
‘The evolution of Canada’s language rights regime: the advances and limits of legal mobilization for official-language minorities’.
12:00 noon – 2:00pm, Room 1.37, Paterson’s Land, Moray House School of Education
Keri Facer (University of Bristol): Creating Living Knowledge: Understanding interdisciplinary and community-engaged research in the arts, humanities and social sciences.
[Centre for Research in Digital Education]
Alison Jack and Linden Bicket as speakers. Alison is going to explore land in the writing of Lewis Grassic Gibbon, and Linden is taking about George McKay Brown
St John’s Theology Symposium will be on Saturday 23rd April 2016, 10am-4pm, and will be at St Cuthbert’s Church, next to St John’s on Lothian Road.
GRAND is a network dedicated to building an international network of feminists, gender theorists and development practitioners, and those who are interested in advancing the conceptual understanding of gender in their respective work by moving beyond regional and disciplinary boundaries in order to contribute to a nuanced understanding of gender and its politics. Please see the attached document for more information on the network.
Dr Michael Wood (IASH Fellow): 'Sad trash'? Taking Another Look at Walter Scott's Unpublished Translations of German Plays