The CLTDG is an informal forum for discussing new and original research in legal, moral and political philosophy.
The meetings of the CLTDG will take place in an online format this year. Meetings will usually be on Tuesdays, between 11am and 1.00pm, fortnightly. Meetings are open to any member of the University, including visiting scholars. Academics and postgraduates from other countries and institutions are also welcome to attend. To get links and papers for meetings, please subscribe to our mailing list.
The CLTDG follows a pre-read format. The relevant papers together with the Zoom links will be circulated separately via email in advance.
Below are the meetings for the 2022 Easter Term:
5 May, 11.30am-1.30pm, Online
Shai Agmon (Oxford) "Two Concepts of Competition"
19 May, 11.30am-1.30pm, Online
Hafsteinn Kristjansson (Oxford) “The Puzzle of the Continued Validity of a Legal Norm”
2 June, 11.30am-1.30pm, Online
Cecile Degiovanni (Oxford) “The Puzzles of Negative Incompetence”
16 June, 11.30am-1.40pm, Online
Ismael Martinez Torres (Edinburgh) “Disagreement and (almost) Sameness of Concepts”
For any enquiries, you can send an email to cantab.legal.theory@gmail.com
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Convenors for 2021-2022
Çağrı Gürkanlı, Daniela Dias, Duncan Wallace, Dan Ward and Brigitte Leal
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