CFP: Australasian Society of Legal Philosophy Annual Conference

The ASLP welcomes philosophical or theoretically-oriented papers from any field of legal inquiry. The aim of the ASLP Conference is to provide a forum for the discussion and debate of a range of issues in legal theory, broadly defined. It is by no means restricted to analytic legal philosophy, and we strongly encourage the involvement of participants from other disciplines and the inclusion of topics from outside mainstream legal theory.

A Postgraduate Workshop for PhD students will be held on Friday immediately prior to the formal commencement of the conference. The workshop provides PhD students with the opportunity to receive feedback on works-in-progress in a supportive and collaborative environment. We welcome submissions on any topic in legal theory, broadly defined.

Abstracts for both the ASLP Conference and the Postgraduate Workshop should be emailed to Professor Jonathan Crowe ([email protected]) by Friday 27 April. Abstracts should be approximately 100 words in length.