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Read more at: Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group (CLTDG): ''Intention' as a Legal Concept: A Social-kind Approach'

Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group (CLTDG): ''Intention' as a Legal Concept: A Social-kind Approach'

Speaker: Tsampika Taralli (University of Edinburgh) Conveners: Anna Peters, Diego Romero, Michael Gold, Even Y. Chao, Wouter Wegkamp, Matthew Parish Please contact cambridgeltdg@gmail.com to join the mailing list and to acquire the online meeting links. You can follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/cambridgeltdg or check...


Read more at: Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group (CLTDG): 'Reviving Private Prosecutions: Challenging the State-Centric Conception of the Criminal Norm'

Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group (CLTDG): 'Reviving Private Prosecutions: Challenging the State-Centric Conception of the Criminal Norm'

Speaker: Benjamin Newman (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Conveners: Anna Peters, Diego Romero, Michael Gold, Even Y. Chao, Wouter Wegkamp, Matthew Parish Please contact cambridgeltdg@gmail.com to join the mailing list and to acquire the online meeting links. You can follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/cambridgeltdg...


Read more at: Webinar: 'Commitment in Times of Crisis: Prospects for International Environmental and Sustainable Development Regimes in 2026 and Beyond'

Webinar: 'Commitment in Times of Crisis: Prospects for International Environmental and Sustainable Development Regimes in 2026 and Beyond'

Would you like to explore the prospects for international environmental and sustainable development regimes in these times of crisis? Are you interested in understanding emerging issues for an intense year of upcoming CoPs? Wednesday 29 April 2026 11:30am to 1:00pm EDT Despite strong headwinds, several crucial treaty meetings of Parties are coming up this year to tackle pressing international environmental and sustainable development challenges. How can we strengthen cooperation for compliance, in the face of grim efforts to weaken these regimes? In this extraordinary lunchtime event co-hosted by the International Law Association (ILA) of Canada, a panel of renowned legal experts from across the ILA provides brief updates on key treaty processes with crucial commitments to complete, focusing on recent developments and opportunities for progress. Register now to attend.


Read more at: CFLPP Monthly Seminar: 'Politics of Legality Under Colonialism: Notes from British India'

CFLPP Monthly Seminar: 'Politics of Legality Under Colonialism: Notes from British India'

The first 2026 Easter Term session of the monthly seminar run by the Cambridge Forum for Legal & Political Philosophy will take place on Monday, April 20th, at 3:00pm, through Zoom. The seminar will be chaired by Raja Dandamudi, who has just finished his PhD dissertation within the Law Faculty. The title of his talk in...


Read more at: CELS/USC Virtual Antitrust Law Workshop Series: 'Shared Authority, Inadequate Enforcement: Antitrust Oversight of Wholesale Electricity Mergers'

CELS/USC Virtual Antitrust Law Workshop Series: 'Shared Authority, Inadequate Enforcement: Antitrust Oversight of Wholesale Electricity Mergers'

Speaker : Professor Menesh Patel (University of California, Davis) Abstract : Electricity is the lifeblood of the modern economy. It powers industry, keeps us warm, allows us to communicate, and literally keeps the lights on. In recent years, the price of electricity has been rising, making it harder for families to pay...


Read more at: Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group (CLTDG): 'The Public-Private Distinctions in the Criminal Justice Institutions of the Gulf Arab States'

Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group (CLTDG): 'The Public-Private Distinctions in the Criminal Justice Institutions of the Gulf Arab States'

Speaker: Abdalgaber M Mohamed (University of Sharjah) Conveners: Anna Peters, Diego Romero, Michael Gold, Even Y. Chao, Wouter Wegkamp, Matthew Parish Please contact cambridgeltdg@gmail.com to join the mailing list and to acquire the online meeting links. You can follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/cambridgeltdg or check...


Read more at: Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group (CLTDG): 'The Limit of Dynamic Constitutionalism: Kelsen, Dyzenhaus, and the Official Monopoly on Legal Validity'

Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group (CLTDG): 'The Limit of Dynamic Constitutionalism: Kelsen, Dyzenhaus, and the Official Monopoly on Legal Validity'

Speaker: Meir Yarom (Tel Aviv University) Conveners: Anna Peters, Diego Romero, Michael Gold, Even Y. Chao, Wouter Wegkamp, Matthew Parish Please contact cambridgeltdg@gmail.com to join the mailing list and to acquire the online meeting links. You can follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/cambridgeltdg or check out our web-...


Read more at: Dialogues on Democratic Resilience: Professor Yascha Mounk

Dialogues on Democratic Resilience: Professor Yascha Mounk

Speaker: Dr Marcel Dirsus (author of How Tyrants Fall: And How Nations Survive) About the speaker: Yascha Mounk is an associate professor of the practice of international affairs at Johns Hopkins University. He is best known for his work on the rise of populism and the crisis of liberal democracy. His book The People vs...


Read more at: Dialogues on Democratic Resilience: 'Judicial Resistance to Backsliding: The Politics of Constitutional Balancing in Latin America'

Dialogues on Democratic Resilience: 'Judicial Resistance to Backsliding: The Politics of Constitutional Balancing in Latin America'

Speaker: Professor Laura Gamboa (Notre Dame University) About the speaker: Laura Gamboa is an assistant professor of democracy and global affairs in the Keough School of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame. Her research agenda is centered on questions related to the survival and quality of democratic systems. In...


Read more at: Dialogues on Democratic Resilience: 'Why and How Do Autocrats Attack Academic Freedom?'

Dialogues on Democratic Resilience: 'Why and How Do Autocrats Attack Academic Freedom?'

Speaker: Professor Jan-Werner Müller (Princeton University) About the speaker: Jan-Werner Müller is Roger Williams Straus Professor of Social Sciences and Professor of Politics at Princeton University. His main research interests lie in democratic theory and the history of modern political thought. He is the author of...