Die Didaktik der Rechtswissenschaft ist ein stetig wachsendes Forschungsgebiet im Spannungsfeld von allmählicher wissenschaftlicher Durchdringung und teils hitziger Reformdiskussion.
Dafür sind belastbare empirische Erkenntnisse besonders wichtig, um beurteilen zu können, welche didaktischen Innovationen hilfreich sind, wo Verbesserungspotentiale [...]
The first critical legal geography conference brings together transdisciplinary scholars to discuss the mutual constitution of space and law, broadly conceived. The conference
in February 2024 (in Turin, Italy) will be the first of a series of annual meetings on critical legal geography. [...]
In the past years, scholars working in the field of Law and Literature have focused on the role of affect in shaping our sense of law and justice. Although law is supposedly
the domain of Reason, that is deprived of any emotions, scholars have brought to the fore both law’s emotional life and the way […] [...]
Die Didaktik der Rechtswissenschaft ist ein stetig wachsendes Forschungsgebiet im Spannungsfeld von allmählicher wissenschaftlicher Durchdringung und teils hitziger Reformdiskussion.
Dafür sind belastbare empirische Erkenntnisse besonders wichtig, um beurteilen zu können, welche didaktischen Innovationen hilfreich sind, wo Verbesserungspotentiale [...]
Rei Terada’s concept metaracial emerges from her 2023 book, Metaracial: Hegel, Antiblackness, and Political Identity, the result of a sustained engagement with Hegel’s
enduring influence on how we think about race — or rather, how race structures our thinking. [...]
While a recent paper, Data Valuation and Law, is not itself an "empirical paper," it is certainly "ELS-adjacent" and, as such, I thought it might interest some. This is particularly
so as both AI and "big data" become increasingly important. Motivating Jordan Berry (USC) and D. [...]
Centre for Policy, Citizenship and Society + Department of Social and Political Sciences, Nottingham Trent University April 5th to April 6th, 2024 Call for Stream Proposals
– new extended deadline September 25th 2023 The Call for Stream Proposals is now open for the 1st annual Midlands Conference in Critical Thought (MCCT), which will [...]
A sociodicy is a structured attempt to justify the social order in spite of its manifold injustices. Its conceptual lineage can be traced back to the notion of theodicy,
or the justification of God despite the existence of evil and suffering, a term that was appropriated and “sociologized” by Max Weber; it was the French mid-20th century [...]
Recent developments in legal education and practice, including the increasing reliance on technological means to teach law and perform legal tasks, call for a new appraisal
of what it means to attain, have, and use legal knowledge. The uncertain future which awaits law schools and the legal profession urgently calls for a thorough re-consideration [...]
René Girard (1923-2015) was a synthetic theorist with a singular idée fixe, a grand pattern that he could not help but see inscribed and repeated everywhere in human culture.
The key elements of Girard’s philosophical anthropology are mimetic desire, mimetic violence, and the scapegoat mechanism. [...]
