Kahina BAHLOU , La dimension juridique de la pensée d’Ibn ‘ArabîEPHE PARIS, 03 décembre 2024 (Etudes arabes, civilisations islamique et orientales) Pour en savoir plusJulie
CHAVAROT, L’alerte en droit privéUniversité Paris Panthéon-Assas, 03 décembre 2024 [...]
‘Law and Political Economy’ (LPE) debuted as a ‘current topic’ at the 2024 Socio-Legal Studies Conference (SLSA) held in Portsmouth. Over the past few years, there
has been a proliferation of platforms and venues devoted to analysing the role that law plays in creating and ordering economic phenomena. [...]
Olivier Corten, Sociologies du droit, Paris : Dalloz, coll. « Méthodes du droit », 2023, 500 p. Compte rendu par Jacques Commaille (ISP – ENS Paris-Saclay) En mettant
dans le titre de son magistral ouvrage la sociologie du droit au pluriel, Olivier Corten laisse supposer qu’il va revenir sur ce que, en son temps, nous avions [...]
Flowing through Western Australia’s Kimberley region, the Martuwarra Fitzroy River is under threat from extractive development, like so much of our global commons. In response
to this threat, the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council has been working to protect the river, employing innovative quasi-legal strategies that challenge Western conceptions [...]
By Gill Hunter, Amy Kirby, Nicola Campbell and Zahra Wynne By Gill Hunter , Amy Kirby , Nicola Campbell and Zahra Wynne In earlier blogs for this series, we have introduced
our project – lived experience of the law, funded by the Nuffield Foundation – and outlined its aim to explore people’s experiences of the family and criminal [...]
Post 4 in the Guest Blog Series Preserving Public Values in The Automated State by Francisco de Abreu Duarte Post 4 in the Guest Blog Series Preserving Public Values in
The Automated State by Francisco de Abreu Duarte [...]
Post 3 in the Guest Blog Series Preserving Public Values in The Automated State by Marco Almada and Estela Lopes Marco Almada and Estela Lopes In modern democracies, citizen
participation is not limited to elections. Lawmakers and administrators are often expected—and at times obliged—to involve citizen perspectives in their work. [...]
This blog is post 1 of the SLSA blog series ‘Empirical Approaches to the Rule of Law’, which takes a socio-legal and citizen-focussed approach to the rule of law, exploring
its social foundations, innovative methods, and perspectives from Hungary, Poland, Germany, the Netherlands and Serbia. [...]
David Graeber and David Wengrow’s book, The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity promises nothing short of a new history of humanity. Graeber, an anthropologist
who, until his death in 2020, served as a professor at the LSE, and Wengrow, an archaeology professor at University College London, use recent scholarship in anthropology [...]
Sophie Baby, Juger Franco ? Impunité, réconciliation, mémoire, Paris : La Découverte, 2024, 376 p. Compte rendu par Florent Frasque (Sciences Po Grenoble) Depuis l’exhumation
de Franco en 2019, les enjeux mémoriels attisent l’actualité de l’autre côté des Pyrénées. [...]
