Free Public Lectures in November and December at University College London
Evening lectures from law experts from throughout the UK touch on a variety of topicsNov 15, 2006
For those of you living and studying in London, there is also the opportunity to attend a number of free lectures at UCL law department. The lectures are either hosted by the British branch of the International Law Association, or are part of the "Current Legal Problems" lecture series. All lectures listed below are at the Main Lecture Theatre of the Laws department, and are free of charge and do not require advance booking.
November 16 - Dr. Rachel Craufurd-Smith (Edinburgh) "Broadcasting and the Internet: Does Europe Need a New Audiovisual Media Services Directive?"
November 23 - Dr. Sean Coyle (UCL) "The Human Face of the Rule of Law," 6pm
November 29 - Dr. Rosa Lastra (Queen Mary), "The Role of the IMF in the 21st Century," 6pm
November 30 - Professor Christopher McCrudden (Oxford), "Buying Social Justice," 6pm
December 6 - Professor Christine Chinkin (LSE), "Gender and International Peace and Security," 6pm
December 7 - Rodney Austin (UCL), "Terror, Torture and the New Constitutionalism," 6pm
December 14 - Dr. Oren Ben-Dor (Southampton), "The Legal as a Current Problem," 6pm
Related Programs
- University of London - University College London (UCL)
- University of London - King's College London (KCL)
- University of London - The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
- University of London - Queen Mary (QMUL)
- University of London - School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS)
- University of London - Queen Mary (QMUL) / Dresden University of Technology (Germany)
- University of London - Queen Mary Institute of Computer and Communications Law
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