OxJuris

Events in jurispudence and legal philosophy at Oxford University. Organisers: @ad_perry, David Enoch, Kate Greasley, James Edwards & Sandy Steel @OxfordLawFac.

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This should be of interest to those working on public law and administrative law theory!

[Adam Perry @ad_perry]

I'm co-organising an Administrative Law Workshop at Brasenose College, Oxford in April 2026! Presenters will include Janina Boughey, Robert Thomas, Joe Tomlinson, and Hanna Wilberg. The remaining presentation slots will be filled through a CFA: https://t.co/6Q6ovB4N1A

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We are delighted to announce the results of the CFP for our October conference! We will discuss papers from Faron Ray (UCSD), Rebecca Stone (UCLA), Maggie O'Brien (York), Adam Slavny (Warwick), Benjamin Ewing (Queen's), and Ori Herstein & Ofer Malcai (Hebrew U).

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Final reminder: the deadline for submitting a paper for the OxJuris/Legal Theory conference is ONE WEEK AWAY! Conference to be held in early October in Oxford. Full details here: https://t.co/yRBrYRn74b.

[Adam Perry @ad_perry]

Interested in publishing your work in a leading generalist law journal? The Oxford Journal of Legal Studies is offering online info & advice sessions with the General Editor, an Articles Editor (me), and editorial board members. Details here:
https://t.co/C0LEKVuzfK

[OxJuris @OxJuris]

Reminder: The deadline for submitting papers to the OxJuris/Legal Theory Conference 2024 is just 7 weeks away on 31 May 2024.

Submit your anonymized abstract and full paper (max 12,000 words) to [email protected].

More details: https://t.co/yRBrYRn74b

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@legaltheory @OxfordLawFac The deadline for paper submissions is May 31, 2024. Papers should be unpublished and we accept only one submission per author. Guidelines here: https://t.co/yRBrYRn74b

[OxJuris @OxJuris]

Call for papers! OxJuris invites submissions for our second conference at Brasenose College, Oxford, on October 4-5, 2024. It's a great platform for sharing research in jurisprudence and philosophy of law. Find more details here: https://t.co/yRBrYRn74b.

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@legaltheory Our conference is organized by faculty from the @OxfordLawFac: James Edwards, David Enoch, Kate Greasley, Sandy Steel, and Adam Perry.

[Adam Perry @ad_perry]

I've taught admin law for years but I've always felt confused by Wednesbury unreasonableness. What is unreasonableness, exactly? Here's my best attempt at an answer. https://t.co/pGEZzvSYbJ Comments/corrections/help much appreciated!

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If you'll be in Oxford over the conference dates and would like to attend, please be in touch!

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We've finalised the schedule for our first ever in-person event - a conference in July 2022 at Brasenose College Oxford! https://t.co/QmGRQA80VE. A set of terrific papers from @EzeqMonti, @hrafnasgeirsson, @wendysalkin, @uzan_elad, Julian Jonker, and Kacper Majewski.

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The CFP for our conference in Oxford closes March 15! Papers on any topic in phil of law are very welcome. Max 15k words, blind review, with papers intended for inclusion in a special issue of @legaltheory. Full details: https://t.co/PRMpNjwaxi

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The next OxJuris seminar, with Sabine Tsuruda (Queen's) will be taking place online tomorrow, at 17.00 (GMT). Sabine will be discussing her paper 'Labor, Association, and the Priority of Liberty'. Everyone is welcome to join. https://t.co/H8U1bD4Tgf

[Adam Perry @ad_perry]

Appellate courts often say that a trial judge is better able to make factual findings. But they're willing to reject a TJ's finding if it's "plainly wrong". Here's my effort to say when a finding is plainly wrong, based on some recent stuff in epistemology https://t.co/RrXRa6a3yO

[Adam Perry @ad_perry]

I've written a chapter on 'Consistency in Administrative Law' in Philosophical Foundations of Precedent (OUP). I argue that English law should require officials to treat like cases alike (with exceptions). Penultimate version here: https://t.co/nHUvbfbbSW Comments welcome!

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ICYMI: The CFP for our first in-person conference closes March 15. Conference in Oxford @OxfordLawFac July 4-5. Papers on any topic in phil of law welcome. Blind review for conf leading to expedited review for special issue of Legal Theory. Full details: https://t.co/PRMpNjNLVS

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Our first seminar of 2022 is coming up! NP Adams of University of Virginia is speaking on 'State legitimacy, law, and the political subject'. 5pm GMT, 12pm EST, 17 Jan 2022. Everyone is welcome! Abstract and reg details here: https://t.co/H8U1bDmu7N.

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Papers can be up to 15k words and will be blind reviewed. Deadline: 15 March 2022. Full details are here: https://t.co/PRMpNjNLVS

[OxJuris @OxJuris]

We're very pleased to announce an in-person conference on 4-5 July 2022 in Oxford as well as a new partnership with Legal Theory. @oxfordlaw @legaltheory

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We invite full draft papers on any topic in the philosophy of law for presentation at the conference. Papers selected are intended for inclusion in a special issue of Legal Theory. Pls note that acceptance for the conference is not an assurance of publication.