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In Our Blogs...
Scots Law News: Gloag's golf: a past Master
ECCLblog: Thoughts on frustration of contract in Scots law
Edinburgh Legal History Blog: Workshop on the Scottish Sedition Trials: Stirling, Thursday, 14 June 2012
European Private Law News: Edinburgh Symposium on Interpretation of Contract
Widening Participation Blog: High Court Sentencing to be Filmed
CITSEE blog: CITSEE is recruiting three research fellows
Law Careers @ Edinburgh blog: This time round we highlight a Law Centre traineeship, Diploma funding support, EU legal roles, City Law event and more
Sport and the Law: From Bosman to Rooney - The meteoric rise of 'player power' in professional football contracts and its systemic pitfalls
Media Law: Is The UK ‘Media Plurality Test’ Fit For Purpose?
Competition Law in Edinburgh: Minimum prices for alcoholic beverages-a good opportunity for a fresh look at resale price maintenance?
Latest Staff Publications and Papers
Governance of Global Financial Markets: The Law, the Economics, the Politics
Editor(s): Emilios Avgouleas
Cambridge University Press (2012)
Marsela Maci 'Private Enforcement in Bid-Rigging Cases in the European Union' (2012) European Competition Journal 8 (1), 211-227(17)
Richard Sparks, Ian Loader 'Situating Criminology' in Mike Maguire, Rod Morgan and Robert Reiner (eds) Oxford Handbook of Criminology, 5th Edition (Oxford University Press, 2012) pp3-38
Cormac Mac Amhlaigh 'Questioning Constitutional Pluralism in Europe' presented at CIG Seminar Series, Centre for International Governance, School of Law, University of Leeds, 2012
School News
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11 May 2012 Prof Christine Bell delivers keynote address on 'Powersharing and International Law'
Christine Bell (Professor of Constitutional Law) gave the keynote address at an International expert Seminar on Law, Power-sharing and Human Rights, at the University of Antwerp on 10 May. Read more...
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11 May 2012 CITSEE Trailer Highlights Important Issues of Citizenship in South East Europe
CITSEE, the Law School's European Research Council project focusing on Citizenship in South East Europe, last week launched a video trailer detailing the project and its key findings thus far. The trailer, which is the first of its kind produced in the School, features CITSEE staff talking about the importance of the research undertaken over the past three years and also contemplating their future work and its likely impact. Read more...
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08 May 2012 SCRIPT celebrates ten years of pioneering research in law and technology
The impact of new technologies on society over the last decade, such as the internet’s increasing centrality to everyday life, has required the law to constantly adapt and respond. Read more...
Forthcoming Events
Today  Public Lectures in Criminology
Should the Mob Rule?: Democracy and the Politics of Punishment.
Lisa Miller, Department of Political Science, Rutgers University
LT175, Old College 17:00 to 19:00
21 May 2012  MacCormick Seminars
'Does managment have the lawful right to hire cheaper non-domestic labour? Comparing EU law with U.S. federal law in light of Viking and Laval and NLRB v. Boeing'
Professor Carol Rasnic, Virginia Commonwealth University
Ken Mason Suite, Basement 14:00 to 15:30
21 May 2012  'Academic Knowledge Exchange'
L05, Old College 15:00 to 17:00
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