The Helsinki Legal History Series will be taking place again this autumn. The events are open to all and will be held at the University of Helsinki, organized by the Eurostorie and Cocolaw research units. The sessions will be streamed live, allowing participants from around the world to join.
The series this Fall is called Identities and Legal History, and more information here.
Seminars:
Emily Prifogle (University of Michigan) 24.9, 3PM-4:30pm (UTC+3, Helsinki time)
“Making Rural America: A Legal History”
Anne Orford (University of Melbourne) 8.10, 3PM-4:30pm (UTC+3, Helsinki time)
“The Promises and Perils of Interdisciplinary Encounters”
Luisa Brunori (CNRS) 5.11., 3PM-4:30pm (UTC+3, Helsinki time)
“The Identity of Partners and the Anonymity of Capital in Transatlantic Trade during the Early Modern Period”
Pedro Cardim (Universidade Nova de Lisboa) 10.12. 3PM-4:30pm (UTC+3, Helsinki time)
“Corporations and Jurisdictional Culture: Exploring the Political Identity of Early Modern Iberian Monarchies.”
