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Postdoctoral researcher in Legal History – Tilburg Law School – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
the project ‘Analyzing Coherence in Law Through Legal Scholarship ’ (CLLS), funded by the European Research Council (ERC Starting Grant 2016). ... The project will focus on analyzing legal scholarship of the early modern period (c1500 – c1800),
Valedictory Lecture: Professor Emeritus Dr Dr (hc) Laurens Winkel – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
The final paper was by Tammo Wallinga, professor at Antwerp and teacher in Rotterdam, discussing the importance of the editing of texts as the foundation of legal scholarship , using the appropriate
News from the Centre for Legal History, Edinburgh – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
This will have a transformative impact on legal scholarship , as it will lead to completely reconsidering the development of commercial law in England, and its place within Europe.
Lecture 6- Paul Robeson: Art in the Service of Heroism – Edinburgh Gifford Lectures Blog
This, alongside his other sporting talents, being a champion debater, keen linguist and well-rounded scholar earned him a full scholarship to Columbia Law School. ... Paul Robeson received a scholarship from Rutgers, only one of two black students to
Wikipedia in the Classroom – how students are shaping the open web – Teaching Matters
community project that others around the world can add to, update and improve over time; a way of demonstrating the relevance of a student’s degree and communicating their scholarship for
Nuisance, amenity and praediality: Fearn’s implications in Scotland – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
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Welcome to the June issue of Teaching Matters: Celebrating a discipline – Teaching Matters
Annabel, a Programme Manager (Policy) at the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission, will be joined by two Commonwealth students to discuss their experiences of diversity and inclusion at The University of Edinburgh.
Be Our Guest: Matthew Gordon and Eugénie Rébillard Visit the Caliphal Finances Project – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
Her work spurred rich discussions on the nature of private and public land ownership and the relevance of these categories within our field’s scholarship .
A Lady and a Surgeon: Margaret Mary Rae Martin, MB ChB – Diverse Collections
year, the Buchanan Scholarship in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and being appointed part-volunteer doctor in Labrador (Canada) under the International Grenfell Association.
Faith Based Health Care – The Lancet Series – Global Health Academy • BLOG
In looking through the lens of “preferential options for the poor” the Global Health Academy is seeking to raise scholarships for those who cannot afford the fees for the many innovative