All Forthcoming Events


February 2012


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'Transnational Judicial Conversations on the Privileges and Immunities of International Organisations'
12:45 pm Thursday 23 Feb 2012
An Institute for International Law and the Humanities seminar to be presented by Professor August Reinisch (Law, University of Vienna).

 
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PhD Confirmation Seminar by Madelaine Chiam
10:00 am Tuesday 28 Feb 2012
PhD Candidate - Madelaine Chiam will present on her thesis: War-Talk: and Non-Law in Public Debate about War

 

March 2012


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International Conversation Series, Melbourne Law School and Readings - Sundhya Pahuja In Conversation with Gerry Simpson
6:00 pm Thursday 1 Mar 2012
This Melbourne Law School and Readings ‘In Conversation’ will be co- hosted by the Institute for International Law and the Humanities (IILAH) and the Global Justice Studio (GJS).

 
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The Changing Face of Legal Education in China
6:30 pm Monday 5 Mar 2012
Jeffrey Lehman discusses the changing face of legal education in China.

 
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Melbourne JD Sample Lecture
1:00 pm Tuesday 6 Mar 2012

 
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CELRL Labour Law Seminar: Recovering Compensation for Employment Entitlements in Cases of Accessorial Liability Under the Fair Work Act
1:00 pm Tuesday 13 Mar 2012
In this seminar Helen Anderson and John Howe will discuss recovering compensation for employment entitlements in cases of accessorial liability under the Fair Work Act.

 
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Melbourne JD Information Session
6:00 pm Thursday 15 Mar 2012

 
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PhD Completion Seminar by Luis Eslava
1:00 pm Friday 23 Mar 2012
PhD Candidate, Luis Eslava will be presenting on his thesis, Local Space, Global Life: The Everyday Operation of International Law and Development

 
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'Local Space, Global Life: The Everyday Operation of International Law and Development'
1:00 pm Friday 23 Mar 2012

 
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Melbourne JD LSAT Information Briefing
6:00 pm Wednesday 28 Mar 2012

 
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'What's the story? - the United Kingdom Supreme Court's new approach to communications.'
1:00 pm Thursday 29 Mar 2012
The CCCS invites you to attend a seminar by Mr Richard Cornes, University of Essex on: 'What's the story? - the United Kingdom Supreme Court's new approach to communications.'

 
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'What's the story? - the United Kingdom Supreme Court's new approach to communications.'
1:00 pm Thursday 29 Mar 2012
The CCCS invites you to attend a seminar by Mr Richard Cornes, the University of Essex on: 'What's the story? - the United Kingdom Supreme Court's new approach to communications.'

 
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What's the story? - the United Kingdom Supreme Court's new approach to communications
1:00 pm Thursday 29 Mar 2012
The CCCS invites you to a seminar by Mr Richard Cornes of Essex University on 'What's the story? - the United Kingdom Supreme Court's new approach to communications.'

 

April 2012


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Consumer Law Seminar - Civil Justice Research Group
6:00 pm Wednesday 18 Apr 2012
Consumer Law - topic TBC

 
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APCML/SOAS Symposium - Peacekeeping in the Asia-Pacific: Gender Equality, Law and Security
19-20 Apr 2012
The Symposium will discuss diverse views on and experiences with incorporating a ‘gender perspective’ into peacekeeping operations, as required by UN Security Council Resolution 1325.

 
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Public Lecture - From the UN Security Council to Charlize Theron: “Getting Cross” about Sexual Violence in War
5:45 pm Thursday 19 Apr 2012
Professor Karen Engle (Texas) ‘From the UN Security Council to Charlize Theron: “Getting Cross” about Sexual Violence in War’

 

May 2012


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Fourth International Construction Law Conference: ‘Global Challenges, shared solutions.’
7-8 May 2012
Registration is now open!

 

December 2012


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Unjust Enrichment Conference
9:00 am Monday 3 Dec 2012
The focus of the annual Obligations Group conference will be on the future of teaching and scholarship in the law of Unjust Enrichment. This has become a particularly topical area.