Writing Workshop Series On Social Sciences and Law (Legal Realism)

From November 2018 to December 2019, a Writing Workshop Series on Legal Realism will be held fortnightly during term time. The workshop will be hosted by QMUL’s Centre for Law and Society in a Global Context (CLSGC).

The Workshop is organized and run by PhD Students from UCL, Oxford and the University of Warwick. Postgraduate students and early career scholars from any discipline with an interest in Legal Realism and the interaction between law and the social sciences are welcome.

The goal of the workshop is to get UK-based PhD students and early career researchers from law and the social sciences working together on the relationship between law and the social sciences. To do so, during the workshop, participants will produce written work to be presented at a conference to be held in December 2019. Thus, during the duration of the workshop series, each participant must present at least one written piece of no more than 4000 words on at least one of the suggested topics. The written work presented will be commented on by the other members of the workshop with the goal of helping to produce a full-length paper suitable to be presented at the conference.

Further details can be found here: https://goo.gl/WbDpFy

The first (introductory) session will take place on Friday 2nd, November, from 13:00 to 14:30. Robert Tong Room (room Nº 19) 

pdf map: https://goo.gl/cor4oR

google maps: https://goo.gl/fcYUiE

Those interested in joining the workshop, please write to Felipe Figueroa at [email protected] indicating name, affiliation and academic degree.