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Call for papers – European Society for Comparative Legal History Conference

Published 26 November 2011 by jcairns

Source: Mailing list of the European Society for Comparative Legal History 

The Second ESCLH Conference will be held in Amsterdam from 9-10 July 2012. The theme is:

 

 COMPARATIVE LEGAL HISTORY – Definitions and Challenges

 

Under the heading “Definitions and Challenges” the confernce will try to delineate the landmarks which fruitful legal historical comparison requires and to trace the specific problems that a comparative-historical approach of the various branches of law may encounter. The keynote address will be delivered by David Ibbetson, Regius Professor of Civil Law at the University of Cambridge.

The deadline for proposals is 1 January 2012. For additional information, see the original conference notice and the conference website. 

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