Date: 31Oct 2019 Time: 1:00pm – 2:00pm (Thursday) SYNOPSIS: How can IP play a role to maximise your opportunities while managing the risks arising from the Belt &...
Tag - Video
Other Public Lectures, Public and Constitutional Law
Zhao Yu : Five Decades of Space Law : Opportunities and Challenges in the Era of Space Commercialization
Date: 21Oct 2019 The enactment of the Outer Space Treaty in 1967 signified the establishment of the field of space law in the international legal history. This treaty...
Law and Medical ethics
Dr Michael Dunn: Deflating autonomy in the legal regulation of consent to medical treatment in England
Date: 25Sep 2019 SYNOPSIS: Speaker: Dr Michael Dunn Lecturer in Health and Social Care Ethics, The Ethox Centre, University of Oxford Visiting Lecturer, Faculty of Law...
Court and Judiciary, Human Rights, International and Comparative law
Alec Stone Sweet : A Cosmopolitan Legal Order : Kant, Constitutional Justice, and the European Convention on Human Rights
Date: 24Sep 2019 Kant famously elaborated a blueprint for the achievement of Perpetual Peace. But eliminating war among states was just one step toward the construction...
Date: 20Sep 2019 SYNOPSIS: Speaker: Professor James Badenoch, Q.C. Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Law, The University of Hong Kong Abstract: Litigation holds many fears...
Public and Comparative, Public and Constitutional Law, Rights Talk
Justice Carlos Bernal Pulido: Is Transformative Constitutionalism an Illusion?
Date: 19Sep 2019 SYNOPSIS: 50th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture Series Is Transformative Constitutionalism an Illusion? Speaker: Carlos Bernal Justice of the Colombian...
Date: 19Sep 2019 Courts and commentators have attributed to some constitutions a transformative commitment. This attribution gives rise to at least four puzzles: the...
Court and Judiciary, Criminal Law, Human Rights, Rights Talk, Rule of Law
TV docudrama “A Legal Journey (現身說法)”
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Date: 08May 2019 In this talk, Professor David Dyzenhaus will explain both how human rights lawyering is possible even when the rule of law is under great stress and why...