Former LHB blogger and president-elect of the American Society for Legal History Mitra Sharafi has won the Indian Law Review's article prize for 2023 for "Indian constitutionalism,
the rule of law, and Parsi legal culture," which is available, open access, here. The organizing committee of the eighth European Society for Comparative Legal [...]
© LSE Library © LSE Library The story of our Swiss “Sister of Every Land” begins in Amiens (Somme, France) in the mid-19th century. Lucy Thoumaian, née Rossier de Visme,
was the daughter of Anna de Visme, a Belgian-born writer (“femme de lettres”), and Louis Rossier, who worked in Amiens between 1846 and 1861. [...]
As reported in this AP piece, "South Carolina put a third inmate to death in four months Friday as it goes through a backlog of prisoners who exhausted their appeals while
the state couldn’t find lethal injection drugs." Here is more: Marion Bowman Jr. [...]
Herman Maurice TSETOU, Travail et justice sociale, un enjeu subsaharien : la réforme du service public de l’emploi et de la législation du travail en République du Congo
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… I found this image on social media earlier today. And I think it can fairly substitute for pretty much an entire lecture I was going to give in a couple weeks. I will likely
lecture a bit, anyway. But my students, having seen this image, will quite reasonably not listen carefully. [...]
Annali online Unife. Sezione di Storia e Scienze dell'Antichità ISSN: 2974-6337 Gli "Annali online Unife. Sezione di Storia e Scienze dell'Antichità" raccolgono contributi
- in qualsiasi lingua comunitaria - di argomento storico, dall’antichità fino ai nostri giorni. [...]
