Comparative Law Discussion Group: 'Doctrinal legal scholarship in England and Germany. Historical and Comparative Perspectives'

On 6 November, 12:40-1:50pm in the Moot Court Room of the Faculty, Martin Flohr will be giving a presentation and leading discussion on: "Doctrinal legal scholarship in England and Germany. Historical and Comparative Perspectives".

Martin Flohr is a Ph.D. student and research assistant at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law in Hamburg. He is mainly interested in legal method, European legal history and the comparison of contemporary legal cultures. He has also taught Restitution and Property Law

The Comparative Law Discussion Group group meet a few times a term to discuss comparative research and methodology. This year the group is expanding a little to welcome LLMs and particularly interested undergraduates in addition to the PhD students and faculty members who attend. It is not a teaching forum, its focus is on substantive research and research methodology. There are substantive presentations at points in the year, led by established academics, but for the rest of the year everyone is encouraged to present comparative work in progress and discuss it with the group. All are welcome here is no need to book.

For more information or to offer a paper contact Dr Matt Dyson on mnd21@cam.ac.uk.