Episodes
Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
PhD Masterclass: How to complete a PhD in 3 year
Dr Mazhar Ilahi
The PhD Masterclass
What is it?
An opportunity to discuss PhD research with colleagues, with expert input from senior academics experienced in PhD research. The discussion is informal and round-table. Topics may be suggested in advance via the Convenor. Although colleagues may not be able to give expert advice on the specific subject matter of your PhD, they may be able to give advice on...
Published 02/11/16
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Policy Impact - Interview with Dr Lawrence McNamara
Dr Lawrence McNamara
(Deputy Director & Senior Research Fellow, Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law)
Published 01/20/16
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PhD Masterclass: How to submit a thesis
Ahmet Mustafa
The PhD Masterclass
What is it?
An opportunity to discuss PhD research with colleagues, with expert input from senior academics experienced in PhD research. The discussion is informal and round-table. Topics may be suggested in advance via the Convenor. Although colleagues may not be able to give expert advice on the specific subject matter of your PhD, they may be able to give advice on research...
Published 01/14/16
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PhD Masterclass: Constructing a thesis
Dr John Stanton-ife
The PhD Masterclass
What is it?
An opportunity to discuss PhD research with colleagues, with expert input from senior academics experienced in PhD research. The discussion is informal and round-table. Topics may be suggested in advanced via the Convenor. Although colleagues may not not be able to give expert advice on the specific subject matter of your PhD, they may be able to give advice on...
Published 01/14/16
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Revisiting Hurst's legitimacy of corporations: utility-responsibility dichotomy in company law
Dr Adaeze Okoye
(School of Law, Canterbury Christ Church University; IALS Visiting Fellow)
A revisit of Hurst's essay in 1970* could suggest probably reasons for why responsibility continues to play second fiddle to 'utility' as a legitimizer. This could explain why corporate social responsibility continues this tradition, with most components outside of...
Published 01/08/16
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The Jury in Japan 1928-43 and its legacy
Andrew Watson
(Sheffield Hallam University)
Published 12/04/15
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Specialized Adjudication in EU Administrative Law. The Boards of Appeal of EU Agencies
Professor Paola Chirulli
(Sapienza University of Rome; IALS Visiting Fellow)
This seminar will address the following:
1. The origins, nature and role of EU Boards of Appeals.
2. Analogies with the system of Tribunals operating in the UK, with which they show important similarities, and with their US counterparts.
3. The specialised nature of the adjudicative...
Published 12/03/15
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Courts Reform Programs: The Malaysian Experience
Justice Azahar Mohamed
(Federal Court, Malaysia; Inns of Court Fellow)
The seminar will address the key developments implemented by the Malaysian Judiciary towards achieving the objective of fair and efficient disposal of legal proceedings.
A plethora of issues had dogged the Malaysian Judiciary prior to 2009. The Judiciary was burdened with massive backlog of cases and declining speedy delivery of...
Published 12/01/15
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"Fixes, fudges and falling short"? The need to develop a coherent devolution settlement for Wales
The 2016 Sir William Dale Annual Memorial Lecture
Theodore Huckle QC
(Counsel General, Welsh Government / Y Cwnsler Cyffredinol Llywodraeth Cymru)
Chair: Dylan M Hughes
(First Legislative Counsel, Office of the Legislative Counsel, Welsh Government / Y Prif Gwnsler Deddfwriaethol, Swyddfa y Cwnsleriaid Deddfwriaethol, Llywodraeth Cymru)
Following the...
Published 11/30/15
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The role and importance of the UN Convention on transparency for investor-state dispute settlement
Dr Nikolaos Theodorakis
(Lecturer and Fellow, University of Oxford; IALS Visiting Fellow)
The new UN Convention on transparency for investor-state dispute settlement makes it easier to apply the UN's transparency rules to investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) carried out under existing investment treaties. Transparency and openness is key to ensure both...
Published 11/05/15
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The Impact of Parallel Legal Systems on Fundamental Liberties in Multi-Religious Societies: An Inquiry Into Jurisdictional Conflict in Malaysia and Other Jurisdictions
Justice Azahar Mohamed
(Federal Court, Malaysia; Inns of Court Fellow)
This seminar will involve a discussion on the parallel systems of law in Malaysia and its impact on fundamental liberties, in particular the right to freedom of religion.
Malaysia is a multi-ethnic and...
Published 10/29/15
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Universities and Counter-terrorism: PREVENT in Practice
Keynote Address
Rt. Hon. Sir Vince Cable
Chair: Dr Judith Townend
(Director, Information Law and Policy Centre, School of Advanced Study)
The Counter-Terrorism and Security Act received Royal Assent in February 2015. The legislation, which aims to combat the underlying ideologies which support and sanction terrorism, has placed new statutory obligations on a range of authorities and institutions –...
Published 10/27/15
Telling stories about law and development
26 -10-17 Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
https://www.sas.ac.uk/institutes/inst...
Chair: Professor Rick Rylance, Dean, School of Advanced Study, University of London
Speaker: Professor Diamond Ashiagbor
Diamond Ashiagbor is Professor of Law and Director of Research at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, School of Advanced Study. She was previously Professor of Labour Law at SOAS University of London, and Reader in Law at University...
Published 10/26/15
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EU Capital Markets Union: Contents and Discontents
Reservations: 2. Can CMU deliver?
Tensions, conflicts, flaws
Dr Dieter Pesendorfer
(Senior Lecturer, School of Law, Queens University Belfast)
Conference - Highlights
- Expert legal, regulatory and political analyses of the European Union's plans for Capital Market Union
- Overview of views expressed to European Commission's recent public consultation. Prioritisation of proposals. What next.
-...
Published 09/29/15
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EU Capital Markets Union: Contents and Discontents
Reservations: 3. What about the banks?
CMU and global banks
Dr Daniela Gabor
(Associate Professor, Bristol Business School, University of the West of England)
Conference - Highlights
- Expert legal, regulatory and political analyses of the European Union's plans for Capital Market Union
- Overview of views expressed to European Commission's recent public consultation. Prioritisation of proposals. What...
Published 09/29/15
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EU Capital Markets Union: Contents and Discontents
Policy priorities
Policy prioritisation criteria?
Nicholas Dorn
(IALS)
Main takeaways from the public consultation on CMU
Gundars Ostroviskis
(DG-FISMA, European Commission)
Prioritisation arguments
Panel to include Ismail Ertürk
(Senior Lecturer, Manchester Business School)
Conference - Highlights
- Expert legal, regulatory and political analyses of the European Union's plans for Capital Market...
Published 07/02/15
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EU Capital Markets Union: Contents and Discontents
The policy and legal contexts of CMU
Importance of the CMU for the UK
George Ringe
(Professor of International Commercial Law, Department of Law, Copenhagen Business School)
Conference - Highlights
- Expert legal, regulatory and political analyses of the European Union's plans for Capital Market Union
- Overview of views expressed to European Commission's recent public consultation. Prioritisation of...
Published 07/02/15
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EU Capital Markets Union: Contents and Discontents
The policy and legal contexts of CMU
CMU: where it comes from, what it is, relationship to the crisis-era reforms
Niamh Moloney
(Professor of Law, School of Law, London School of Economics)
Conference - Highlights
- Expert legal, regulatory and political analyses of the European Union's plans for Capital Market Union
- Overview of views expressed to European Commission's recent public consultation....
Published 07/02/15
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EU Capital Markets Union: Contents and Discontents
Reservations: 2. Can CMU deliver?
Focus on secularisation
Dr Vincenzo Bavoso
(Lecturer in Commercial Law, University of Manchester and Research Associate, Institute of Hazard Risk & Resilience, Durham University)
Conference - Highlights
- Expert legal, regulatory and political analyses of the European Union's plans for Capital Market Union
- Overview of views expressed to European Commission's...
Published 07/02/15
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EU Capital Markets Union: Contents and Discontents
Reservations: 3. What about the banks?
CMU and Banking Union
Kern Alexander
(Professor of Law & Finance, Faculty of Law, Zurich University)
Conference - Highlights
- Expert legal, regulatory and political analyses of the European Union's plans for Capital Market Union
- Overview of views expressed to European Commission's recent public consultation. Prioritisation of proposals. What next.
-...
Published 07/02/15
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Data of our lives: Global Privacy, Reputation and Freedom of Expression
A global perspective on privacy, reputation and the right to be forgotten
Frank LaRue
(former UN special rapporteur on freedom of expression)
It is just over one year since “the right to be forgotten” became firmly established in media discourse, following the European Court of Justice’s decision in Google Spain v AEPD and Mario Costeja González and its ruling that the company, and...
Published 06/24/15
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Data of our lives: Global Privacy, Reputation and Freedom of Expression
European legal framework for data privacy/social and cultural impact
David Banisar
(Senior Legal Counsel, Article 19)
It is just over one year since “the right to be forgotten” became firmly established in media discourse, following the European Court of Justice’s decision in Google Spain v AEPD and Mario Costeja González and its ruling that the company, and other search engines,...
Published 06/24/15
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Women's Legal Landmarks Archival Training Day
Workshop 3: The British Library
Jonathan Sims
(Content specialist, Law and Socio-Legal Studies)
This workshop has been designed to complement the Women's Legal Landmarks project commemorating the centenary of women's admission into law in the UK and Ireland in 1919. All interested researchers are welcome to attend.
The Women's Legal Landmarks project involves about 100 scholars identifying, researching and...
Published 06/24/15
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Data of our lives: Global Privacy, Reputation and Freedom of Expression
European legal framework for data privacy/social and cultural impact
Anya Proops
(Barrister)
It is just over one year since “the right to be forgotten” became firmly established in media discourse, following the European Court of Justice’s decision in Google Spain v AEPD and Mario Costeja González and its ruling that the company, and other search engines, must respond to users’...
Published 06/24/15
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Women's Legal Landmarks Archival Training Workshop
Workshop 1: National Archives
David Foster (The National Archives, Kew)
Alison Lindsay (National Records of Scotland)
This workshop has been designed to complement the Women's Legal Landsmarks project commemorating the centenary of women's admission into law in the UK and Ireland in 1919. All interested researchers are welcome to attend.
The Women's Legal Landmarks project involves about 100 scholars...
Published 06/24/15