I’ve written about the ways that workers and trade unions mobilise law in Europe. I explore how transnational labour law defends, expands, and restricts the enjoyment of collective labour rights and the implications for a transformative labour law.
https://t.co/DsSvucJ2IG
In this week’s #Frontiers, Borderlands section, Dr Jack Meakin (Leeds) and Dr Manoj Dias-Abey (Bristol) examine the past and future of Law and Political Economy (LPE) scholarship in Socio-Legal Studies. Read the full post here:
https://t.co/sjHUcEr6Wz
On the contribution of Law and Political Economy to Socio-Legal Studies in the UK and Europe w/ @mdiasabey in @OxfordCSLS Frontiers blog.
There are 2 weeks remaining for abstracts to the LPE stream @SLSA_UK 2025. Please do get in contact if you want to discuss pre-submission.
The Law and Political Economy stream will become a regular fixture in the Socio-Legal Studies Assocation (@slsa). In this post, @Meakin__J and I reflect on the aims of this stream and future prospects: https://t.co/r40WFealtW
The Law and Political Economy stream will become a regular fixture in the Socio-Legal Studies Assocation (@slsa). In this post, @Meakin__J and I reflect on the aims of this stream and future prospects: https://t.co/r40WFealtW
CoP - Looking forward to receiving papers for the new LPE stream at @SLSA_UK 2025 @LivUni 15-17 April
Please do get in contact with me or @mdiasabey to discuss your submission or if you’d like to organise a panel.
Submission deadline is 18 December 2024
The call for papers for the British Socio-Legal Studies Association conference (Liverpool, 15-17 April 2025) is now open: https://t.co/JaiW3HwnLa
This year, the 'Law and Political Economy' stream will be featruing as a permanent stream. Please consider submitting!
I'm really proud of this paper - it also contains a short (but, I hope, important) comparative reflection upon treaties of protection and association, and so the status of protectorates and associated States.
I understand that this book now exists in physical form. It reflects years of collective reflections with a fabulous group of co-authors: Hugh Collins, ACL Davies. @vmantouvalou. I hope the reading of it is as enjoyable as the writing of it.
🚨🚨 GIVE AWAY ALERT 🚨🚨
The wonderful @mortonjen and I have received our first author copies of 'Legal Pluralism: New Trajectories in Law' from @RoutledgeLaw. We are, as a result, running a prize draw! (Instructions below.)
The election is all but a foregone conclusion - the only real interest is around the edges, in the extent to which the visible decay in real support for the party system translates into support for alternatives left and right. What matters is what comes next… some thoughts: 1/n
A little bit more information about the Futures of Social Justice conference we’ll be running at Leeds on the 17th May.
A real engagement with interdisciplinary and humanities based methods with some of the most exciting scholars in the UK.
Sign up: https://t.co/poiDT80rGs
The 'law and political economy' stream makes it debut at this year's @SLSA_UK conference with six panels. First up this afternoon is a panel on 'rights, mobilization and the limits of law' feat. @Meakin__J, Andrew Munro and @BhumikaBilla
🚨In my article for @TELjournal, I explore three conceptual frameworks- green colonialism, environmental justice, and Indigeneity- that could shape the recognition of Rights of Nature. Each carries distinct distributive implications, shaping power and resource allocation (1/4)
💥The Call for Applications for the 2024 Summer Academy is out! 💥
https://t.co/dQ0yE4HtZE
Join a stellar international Faculty to get feedback on your work and discuss all maters LPE.
19-21 June, Glasgow
Deadline to apply: 1 March
Modern Law Review aceptó mi artículo The Authority of Constituent Power. La idea central es tomar a Brandom y, haciéndolo dialogar con Hans Lindahl, clarificar un aspecto de la paradoja constituyente -la relación entre disrupción y autoridad. Suena interesante, no?