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AHRC Creative Economy Studentship – Situating Artistic-Anthropological Research
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Renewable charcoal energy for Maputo – LANDteam
Although heavy dependence on woodfuels is often seen as a barrier to addressing this challenge, a recent body of scholarship has shown that it is possible, and in fact essential, to
What can socio-legal studies contribute to medical law? Thoughts from a workshop in Paris – The Mason Institute Blog
As a nascent but established sub-discipline within law, it warrants well-rounded scholarship that investigates the what, how, and why – the doctrinal, the empirical, and the socio-legal.
Future Challenges for the Land Register of Scotland: Automation and privatisation (Part Two) – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
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Future Challenges for the Land Register of Scotland: Automation and privatisation (Part One) – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
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Fish, Soil and Industry: Proprietary Interests in Borwick v Clear Water Fisheries – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
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John Millar, his Russian Pupils, and the founding of the Moscow University Law School – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
219-37. Of course, the two Russians were already known to the world of scholarship , largely because of interest in Adam Smith, with whom they had both studied.
Human Shields: From International Law to Legitimate Political Violence (Peace and Conflict Series) – Global Justice Blog
sensibility. While most academic scholarship to date has focused on involuntary and voluntary shielding, proximate shields are in fact more widespread and comprise the more ethically challenging form of shielding.
Exciting Legal History PhD Opportunity, Queen Mary London: The Court of Chancery and its Records, 1820-1888 – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
At Queen Mary there is now an exciting opportunity for a scholar to pursue research for a PhD for three years with a full scholarship in the Department of Law.
Wikipedia assignments – getting past the ‘Penguin effect’ and down to the brass tacks of sharing open knowledge – Teaching Matters
an article that communicates their scholarship beyond the confines of the classroom; which, in turn, will become a community project that many thousands can read, add to and update.