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SLSA 2021
Prifysgol Caerdydd
Cardiff University
Dydd Mawrth 30ain Mawrth - Dydd Iau 1af Ebrill
Tuesday 30th March – Thursday 1st April
Rhaglen y Gynhadledd | Conference Programme
Programme Subject to Change
Programme Schedule
Day 1: Tuesday 30 March
Time Session Activity
Assistance available via Jivo on the conference
08:30 - 09:00 Helpdesk opens
platform
09:00 - 09:10 Conference welcome
09:10 - 10:25 Session 1
10:25 - 10:55 Coffee Break See the conference platform
10:55 - 12:10 Session 2
See the conference platform - Publishers / Poster
12:10 - 13:30 LUNCH
viewing / Online resources and exhibitions etc.
13:30 - 15:00 Plenary 1 Human Rights, Social Justice and COVID-19
This plenary has been
sponsored by
15:00 - 15:30 Coffee Break See the conference platform
15:30 – 16:45 Session 3
17:00 Helpdesk closes
Day 2: Wednesday 31 March
Time Session Activity
Asistance available via Jivo on the conference
08:30 - 09:00 Helpdesk opens
platform
09:00 - 10:15 Session 4
10:15 - 10:45 Coffee Break See the conference platform
10:45 - 12:00 Session 5
LUNCH and SLSA AGM See the conference platform - Publishers / Poster
12:00 - 13:30
(12:30-13:30) viewing / Online resources and exhibitions etc.
13:30 - 14:30 Plenary Roundtable 1 Race, Place and Nation in the UK
14:30 - 15:00 Coffee break See the conference platform
15:00 - 16:15 Session 6
17:00 Helpdesk closes
Programme ScheduleDay 3: Thursday 1 April
Time Session Activity
Asistance available via Jivo on the conference
08:30 - 09:00 Helpdesk opens
platform
09:00 - 10:15 Session 7
10:15 - 10:45 Coffee break See the conference platform
10:45 – 11:45 Plenary 2 Socio-Legal Studies in a Time of Emergency
11:45 – 12:05 Prize Announcements
See the conference platform - Publishers / Poster
12:05 - 13:00 LUNCH
viewing / Online resources and exhibitions etc.
13:00 - 14:15 Session 8
14:15 - 14:30 Coffee break See the conference platform
14:30 – 16:00 Plenary Roundtable 2 Decolonizing the Law School – Lessons from the
Life and Work of Paul Robeson
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16:00 – 16:10 Conference close
17:00 Helpdesk closes
Programme SchedulePoster Presentations
We are delighted that, as part of the SLSA 2021, academics and postgraduate researchers
will be showcasing their work through poster presentations. During the conference, posters
will be available for viewing on the conference platform. You are welcome to explore
presenters’ work at any time, but you may find that the break periods provide you with time
to view the posters. As with previous years, there is a specific poster competition for
postgraduate researchers, and the winner will be announced during the Prize
Announcements on Thursday 1st April at 11:45am. We are very grateful that Wiley has
generously offered to sponsor this year’s contest with a book voucher prize. Judging will take
place during the PGR day on Monday 29th March.
The authors and titles are as follows:
Prof Chris Ashford Alvin Hoi-Chun Hung
Roy Cohn: Tales of a ‘Bad Gay’ Lawyer Cultural Competence: Dealing with Cultural
Challenges when Doing Ethnography in
Myanmar
Isobel Clare Pedro Dos Santos Marques
Questions of agency and criminal Share(ing) Obligations in Corporate Law
responsibility in relation to women in
county lines gangs
Conor Courtney Matteo Mastracci
The Revenge Porn Pandemic: How Judicial Independence in Poland: EU
COVID-19 has worsened online sexual reaction(s)
harassment
Lucy M Davis Louise McNeil
Legislation, guidelines or policy? Pervasive surveillance: A discourse
Making a choice to regulate Do Not analysis of changing legal and social
Attempt Resuscitation orders in Ireland controls through surveillance techniques
Dr Kevin Grecksch Lilit Nagapetyan
Out of sight – out of regulation? - Consequences of illegality in international
Ensuring sustainable underground arbitration: are we substituting a new mess
governance in the UK for the old one?
Dr Caroline Henaghan Mike Robinson
The premenstrual defence comes back Personal Independence Payment: A
full circle: what criminal madness is Claimant’s journey
this!
Poster PresentationsClare James Ethan Shattock
Do alternative food movements suggest The Digital Difference: Disinformation,
new obligations for the right to food? Political Expression, and the European
Court of Human Rights (ECtHR)
Megan Johnson Lara Tessaro
What obstacles do survivors of sexual Cosmetic compositions: enacting matter,
violence face when seeking justice time, and law with Canadian cosmetic
product labelling (1933 - )
Caoimhe Kiernan Chinwe Stella Umegbolu
Can affects inspired by the global The Workings of International Commercial
feminist judgment projects influence the Arbitration (ICA)
gender composition of judiciaries?
Sophie Marsh Leon Y. Xiao, Laura L Henderson, Yuhan
Attrition in Sexual Violence Yang and Philip W.S. Newall
Gaming the system: legally-required loot
box probability disclosures in Chinese video
games are implemented sub-optimally
Thank you to our sponsors
Poster PresentationsSession 1: Tuesday 30th March 9:10 - 10:25 Administrative Justice Chair: Chris Gill Citizen, ombudsperson and caseworker: On the concept of expertise in access to administrative justice Julia Dahlvik and Axel Pohn-Weidinger The Ombudsman in Italy: a service still in the making between national and local law Giulia Stoppani The Scottish Parliament's Casework: Empirical Insights Chris Gill Children’s Rights Surrogacy and the Right to identity and Early Childhood Rights Chairs: Ruth Brittle and Naomi Lott Ensuring the Right to Know in Surrogacy Arrangements - A View Through the CRC Lottie Park-Morton Revisiting the Right of Children to Know about their Origins: Developing a Children’s Rights Compliant Framework Katherine Wade Where do Human Rights Begin? In Small Places, Close to Home. Redistributing the Inequalities of Infant and Young Child Feeding Patterns: State Obligations and Business Responsibilities in the Protection of Breastfeeding as a Human Right Clare Patton Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Chairs: Samantha Pegg and Kirsty Welsh Criminal sex: de- and reconstructing consensual injury in sadomasochistic narrative Alexandra Grolimund Causation in English Criminal Law: Undermining Criminal Responsibility? Grant Firkins A Universal Partial Defence for the Criminal Law Louise Kennefick Session 1: Tuesday 30th March (9:10-10:25)
Disability, Law and Social Justice: Times of Change Disability-inclusive Environments, Technologies and Experiences Chair: Alison Tarrant Regulating Artificial Intelligence and other New Technologies in European Countries: implications for disabled people Sarah Woodin and Raymond Holt Disability, Law and Urban Micromobility: The Case of Dockless E-Scooters Maria Orchard, Ieva Eskyte and Morgan Campbell Time for change: the extent of a service provider’s duty to make reasonable adjustments. The looming Little Mix dispute Stephen Bunbury Environmental Law Innovation, Technology and the Environment Chairs: Amy Lawton and Ben Mayfield Promoting sustainable food systems in the digital ecosystem: an assessment Margherita Brunori Embedding Circularity and Sustainability within Digital Technologies and Services: The Role of Law Katrien Steenmans The environmental governance strategy in regulating biosafety: A case study in Malaysia Noor Dzuhaidah Osman Epistemic Injustice and Socio-Legal Studies Epistemic injustice and constitutional territoriality I Chairs: Mark Flear, Tamara Hervey and Daniel Wincott Epistemic Injustice, the ‘Territorial Constitution’, and the End of the Union Colin Harvey Brexit, Epistemic Injustice and Northern Ireland in the Time of COVID-19 Mark Flear Session 1: Tuesday 30th March (9:10-10:25)
Equality and Human Rights Immigration, Nationality and Rights Chair: David Barrett Right to Nationality in South Asia: State’s Power to Denationalize its Nationals Sayeed Hossain Sarwar and Riad Mahmud Linguistic Justice and Immigration in the United Kingdom Timothy Jacob-Owens Citizenship deprivation and challenges to equal citizenship: an inquiry into French and UK politics of un-belonging Rachel Pougnet Family Law and Policy Alternative Viewpoints Chair: Donna Crowe-Urbaniank A Comparative analysis of Islamic mediation for family justice in Turkey: Shari'a Councils in England case study Busra Gulsah Gokce Who's coming to court? Private family law in England and Wales Linda Cusworth, Bachar Alrouh, Karen Broadhurst, Ashley Akbari and Lucy J Griffiths Falling through the public and private divide in Family Law; Risks of harm to children and access to fair proceedings Jane Krishnadas Gender, Sexuality and Law Chair: Nora Honkala Assessing the asylum claims of trans and gender non-conforming claimants Mariza Avgeri ‘Fake’ SOGI asylum claims as a form of epistemic injustice Nuno Ferreira Wages for Housework: A Campaign Revisted in the Age of the Pandemic Prabha Kotiswaran Session 1: Tuesday 30th March (9:10-10:25)
Indigenous Rights Chairs: Sarah Sargent and Aliza G. Organick “Collective Rights” as a Strategy for Litigating Indigenous Health Claims in Land Eviction: Lessons from Ogiek Case Faith Simiyu Protecting the Sacred - asserting indigneous rights as a tool to address climate change Nishant Beniwal When worlds collide - non-state actors, philanthropy, and the commercial promotion of fertility control options in low- and middle-income countries Jeffery Wale and Sam Rowlands Information Technology, Law and Cyberspace Technology as a regulatory phenomenon Chairs: Mark O’Brien and Brian Simpson ‘Tech Talks’: the Rise and Growth of Technology Solutions to Compliancein the Financial Services Industry Aleksandra Jordanoska Imagining 2050: Regulating the future of biometric data Gemma Hobcraft The Blockchain Conundrum: Humans, Community Regulation and Chains Lachlan Robb, Felicity Deane and Kieran Tranter Intellectual Property Law Chair: Jasem Tarawneh Copyright: do we really need it? A proposal to regulate cultural works as commons Emiliano Marchisio Intellectual Property Law as Artistic Medium Shane Burke An analysis of the relationship between copyright and related enforcement regimes and informal norms, in the production and distribution of cover songs and remixes on YouTube. Giorgos Vrakas Session 1: Tuesday 30th March (9:10-10:25)
Interdisciplinarity in Socio-Legal Research and Education Chair: Jiří Přibáň Law, Politics and the ambiguous Territorial Constitution: interdisciplinary perspectives on crisis and change Daniel Wincott Devolution and Discrimination following Brexit Joanne Hunt A Social Theory of Constitutional Imaginaries Jiří Přibáň This stream has been sponsored by Journal of Law and Society Reflections on Socio-Legal Studies Chair: Dave Cowan Discussants – Linda Mulcahy, Sally Wheeler and Dave Cowan This stream has been sponsored by Law and Emotion Chairs: Emma Jones and John Stannard What has love got to do with it? Benedict Douglas Trust and the Relational Self Marthe Goudsmit Property, Emotions and Outsiders Abigail Jackson Session 1: Tuesday 30th March (9:10-10:25)
Lawyers and Legal Professions Chair: Dinushika Dissanayake What does ethics mean for lawyers?: A pilot analysis of code of conducts from the legal profession Jasmine Elliott Ethical perspectives on judges in motion Michal Maliník The Trappings of Justice: A consideration of the policing of women’s bodies through rules on court attire in the formal courts of justice in Sri Lanka Dinushika Dissanayake Managing and Protecting People on the Move At the Borders of “Fortress Europe” Chair: Ben Hudson Human Smuggling and Penal Populism: the Italian prosecution of NGOs and the consequences on the Rule of Law Marta Minetti Navigating the law when rescuing migrant lives: the legal consciousness of search and rescue humanitarian workers Neil Graffin and Matthew Howard Reading Weber and Arendt in the context of the EU’s externalization of migration management: A comparison of two distinct theoretical lenses on the exclusion of migrants Berfin Nur Osso Medical Law, Healthcare and Bioethics Chair: Marc Eccleston-Turner Global Health and Transnational Legal Process: Bringing the Nation State Back In John Harrington Sovereign Wrongs: access to pathnogenic virus samples in international law Marc Eccleston-Turner Between global and transnational health law: reproductive rights in times of Covid-19 Atina Krawjewska Session 1: Tuesday 30th March (9:10-10:25)
Mental Health and Mental Disability Law Chair: Peter Bartlett Advance Planning under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Barriers to Compatibility and Proposed Solutions Grace Carter Re-Imagining Advance Consent to Mental Health Treatment: a socio-legal perspective on the desirability and application of advance consent in the mental health context. Magdalena Furgalska Sentencing and Punishment Panel: Studying Cultures of Sentencing & Penal Decision-Making Chair: Tim Hillier Towards New Agendas in Sentencing Decision Research & Policy Thinking Cyrus Tata Judging and Knowing as Situated and Concrete Practices: Novel Directions for Socio-Legal Research Irene van Oorschot Making Sense in and of Cross-Cultural Research in Criminal Justice Stewart Field Sexual Offences and Offending Chair: Susan Leahy ‘We want women to report because we believe them’: revisiting the ‘culture of disbelief’ in the policing of rape Phillip N. S. Rumney Access to Justice and Sexual Violence against Children in India: Reforms under the POCSO Act 2012 Shailesh Kumar Criminalisation of sex workers in Croatia: Rethinking public order? Ivana Radacic and Marija Antic Session 1: Tuesday 30th March (9:10-10:25)
Social Rights, Citizenship and the Welfare State Legal Advice – Needs and Gaps Chairs: Ciara Fitzpatrick, Jed Meers and Mark Simpson Vulnerability, Legal Need and Technology Dan Newman, Jess Mant and Faith Gordon Social welfare law advice provision during the pandemic in the UK: towards a typology of needs Naomi Creutzfeldt Legal advice and population health in a time of Covid-19 Jennifer Sigafoos, James Organ and Sophie Wickham Socio-Legal Exits from the EU Chairs: Konstantinos Alexandris Polomarkakis and Lisa Mardikian A gendered EU Settlement Scheme: women as vulnerable in a post-Brexit Britain Adrienne Yong The changing status of EU Nationals in the UK Catherine Barnard, Sarah Fraser Butlin and Fiona Costello Sociology of Law Chair: Antonia Layard Sociological jurisprudence: tradition and prospects Roger Cotterrell Sociology of the living law: exploring the other hemisphere of the legal world Marc Hertogh Session 1: Tuesday 30th March (9:10-10:25)
Transnational Organized Crime Chairs: Mary Alice Young and Simon Sneddon The Downward Dive: Contemporary Challenges to Drug Trafficking at Sea Nicholas Louis Regulation of cannabis in Mexico: what has been done and what is yet to be done? Karina Garcia The legitimacy of a State's Wilful Inaction to Prevent Illicit Transboundary Drug Trafficking: Bangladesh and Myanmar Perspective. Riad Mahmud and Ismail Hasan Session 1: Tuesday 30th March (9:10-10:25)
Session 2: Tuesday 30th March 10:55 – 12:10 Administrative Justice Chair: Chris Gill Inviting Litigation against the State? Comparing Two Reforms of the Administrative Litigation Reform in Japan Rieko Kage Delegatus non potest delegare, automated decision-making and the future of administrative justice Tomas McInerney Banking and Finance Chair: Alison Lui Responsive regulation in an emerging market: the corporate governance experience in Nigeria Rotimi Adeniyi-Akintola One law for RBS, another for its SME customers Iain Frame Children’s Rights Child responsibilities and Best Interests - an African perspective Chairs: Ruth Brittle and Naomi Lott The ‘Dutiful Child’: Defining the Threshold of Harm on the Child’s Responsibilities Stephanie Coker Children's rights and Covid-19 responses under the African Union: Recent developments and challenges Rongedzayi Fambasayi and Hadiza Okurobo Session 2: Tuesday 30th March (10:55-12:10)
Civil Justice Systems and Alternative Dispute Resolution Chair: Masood Ahmed Mediation in long term care in Vancouver, Canada Karen Lok Yi Wong The "mediation paradox" revisited Justus Heck The Singapore Convention: A Solution in Search of a Problem? Bryan Clark and Tania Sourdin Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Chairs: Samantha Pegg and Kirsty Welsh Criminal Justice: Access, Architecture, and Aspirations in a Post Covid-19 Future: The Design of the Nightingale Courts of England & Wales Lorna Cameron Examining the role of the intermediary in the criminal justice system John Taggart Lay Magistrates in England and Wales in International Perspective Stefan Machura Disability, Law & Social Justice: Times of Change Access to Justice and the Role of the Courts Chair: Anna Lawson Access to Justice for People with Disability in Nigeria: Therapeutic Day Care Centre as a Case Study (TDCC). Chinwe Umegbolu Using sociolegal scholarship to protect disabled people’s rights during the Covid-19 pandemic: The Open Justice Court of Protection Project Gillian Loomes-Quinn Rewriting disability judgments as critical disability jurisprudence Rebecca Jiggens Session 2: Tuesday 30th March (10:55-12:10)
Empire, Colonialism and Law Imperial Constitutionalism Chair: Raza Saeed The Chagos litigation, imperial constitutionalism and the continuing rigidity of the British Empire Tom Frost The Many Meanings of Divisible Sovereignty: Princely States, British Officials, and the Indian States Committee, 1928-1929 Priyasha Sakesena Environmental Law Global Perspectives and Beyond Chairs: Amy Lawton and Ben Mayfield Environmental liabilities of insolvent polluters in China Xingwei Li A Harmonious Dichotomy of Survival: Addressing the Fluctuation of the Anthropocene through Small Island Developing States and Outer Space Ciara Finnegan and Gerard Maguire Equality and Human Rights Combatting Violence Against Women Chair: David Barrett Positive Obligations of States in Combatting Violence against Women: A Case Study of Turkey Devran Gulel Utilising the UN Universal Periodic Review and Feminist Theory to Prevent Domestic Abuse in the UK Alice Storey Gender violence, and law in the visual representation of feminicides in press photographs of Mexican tabloids Yuria Saavedra Alvarez Session 2: Tuesday 30th March (10:55-12:10)
Exploring Legal Borderlands Socio-Legal Borderlands: Divided Space, Normative Pluralism and its Crossroads Chair: Pedro Fortes Shifting Legal Borderlands: Palestinian Bedouin Communities caught between Grey Spatial- legal Orders Ahmad Amara and Alice Panepinto Armed violence at the crossroads of law, history and society Nadia Kornioti Family Law and Policy Children and Conflict Resolution Chair: Annika Newnham Parental Alienation and the Family Courts Adrienne Barnett Pressing refresh on the family mediator profession? The barriers to reform Rachael Blakey Reforming the approach of the family courts in child arrangements cases Rosemary Hunter and Mandy Burton Gender, Sexuality and Law Chair: Nic Aaron Carceral Feminism in the UK: Interrogating our Investments Molly Ackhurst A Question of (Blaming) Sport? – Contesting Dominant Understandings of Sexual Violence in the Elite University Environment Alice King Coercive Control and the Criminal Law Cassandra Wiener Information Technology, Law and Cyberspace Regulating Hate and Violence Online Chairs: Mark O’Brien and Brian Simpson Electronic communications media: how to regulate the hate!” Lisa Collingwood The Lawlessness of Moderating Hate Speech Online Nicole Stremlau and Giovanni De Gregorio Session 2: Tuesday 30th March (10:55-12:10)
Intellectual Property Law Chair: Smita Kheria Deal or No Deal: Management Contracts in The Nigerian Creative Industries Elizabeth Ivwurie Nigeria’s ‘New Oil’: Fuelling the Growth of the Music Industry through Intellectual Property Protection Ifeoma Oluwasemilore Amateur Musicians: Awareness, Perceptions and Application of Copyright Law Janet Burgess Interdisciplinarity in Socio-Legal Research and Education Chair: Bernadette Rainey Understanding bias through the lens of values and psychology Rachel Cahill-O'Callaghan The Inter/national tracks of judicialization Sara Dezalay and Sharon Weill Regulating the legal profession from the threat and the profit of money laundering Michael Levi Journal of Law and Society Writing Against the Odds: Law, Reproduction and Social Change Chair: Mairead Enright Discussants – Emilie Cloatre, Mairead Enright, Marie Fox, Therese Murphy and Ruth Fletcher Law and Emotion Chair: Emma Jones and John Stannard The emotional labour of Irish judges during criminal jury trials Colette Barry, Chalen Westaby, Mark Coen and Niamh Howlin Can the affects inspired by the global feminist judgment projects influence the gender composition of judiciaries in common law jurisdictions? Caoimhe Kiernan Engage, Explain, Encourage, Enforce: the legitimacy of the coronavirus lockdown John Stannard Session 2: Tuesday 30th March (10:55-12:10)
Law, Culture and the Humanities Concepts and Methodologies in Law and the Humanities Chairs: David Gurnham and Julia Shaw From Leningrad to Götterdämmerung: re-imagining the econo-socio-legal through music Clare Williams Translating Dark into Bright: Diary of a Post-Critical Year Danish Sheikh and Andre Dao Two Ways of Looking at a Printed Book Benjamin Goh Managing and Protecting People on the Move Issues and Prospects in International Law Chair: Ben Hudson Never stare directly into the Sun: A practical analysis of the relevance of the Refugee Convention 1951. Katherine Langley International Protection for People on the Move? – Harm Experienced During Irregular Migration as the Basis for Asylum Maja Grundler Secondary responsibility for causing displacement: breach of positive obligations or complicity? Kathryn Allinson Medical Law, Healthcare and Bioethics Reproduction Chair: Elizabeth Chloe Romanis Interviewing for the future of partial ectogenesis Victoria Adkins The Excessive Regulation of Mifepristone and Misoprostol: Time to Abandon the Precautionary Approach Elizabeth Chloe Romanis, Alexandre Mullock and Jordan A Parsons Partial Ectogenesis in the Scottish Context: Exploring Legal Differences and Their Potential Impact Anna Nelson Session 2: Tuesday 30th March (10:55-12:10)
Mental Health and Mental Disability Law Chair: Amanda Keeling From Social Isolation to Incarceration: The Case for People with Intellectual Disabilities Blaithin O’Shea Criminal Law and the CRPD: The Emperor’s New Clothes? Peter Bartlett Reframing the appropriate adult safeguard: protecting evidence, protecting the individual? Roxanna Dehaghani Property, People, Power and Place Chair: Sarah Gilmartin Regulating the private rented sector in times of COVID Tola Amodu At home in student housing: a thematic analysis of student perceptions Emily Walsh Expanding the narratives of property Sarah Blandy Social Rights, Citizenship and the Welfare State Access to justice Chairs: Ciara Fitzpatrick, Jed Meers and Mark Simpson Early warnings: access to justice and digitalisation in universal credit Sophie Howes and Rosie Mears Access to Justice for Violations of Social Rights: Addressing the Accountability Gap Katie Boyle and Diana Camps Mediating the Claim? Social Security, Benefits Support and Local Ecosystems: Lessons from COVID-19 Daniel Edmiston Session 2: Tuesday 30th March (10:55-12:10)
Socio-Legal Jurisprudence Chairs: Adrienne Barnett and Tom Webb The Dworkinian reading of International Law as a dual principle system-based: A critique of the Salience and Mitigation formula Matteo Mastracci The application of Ehrlich’s ‘living law’ theory to an empirical research study on everyday corruption in a contemporary context Fanni Gyurko Using Fineman's Vulnerability Theory to analyse the Covid-19 pandemic Ellen Gordon-Bouvier Sociology of Law Chair: Bettina Lange The Sociology of the Legal System Richard Nobles and David Schiff Sociology of the Rule of Law: Power, Legality and Legitimacy Jiří Přibáň Towards a sociology of the rule of law order Sapna Reheem Shaila Session 2: Tuesday 30th March (10:55-12:10)
Session 3: Tuesday 30th March 15:30 – 16:45 Administrative Justice Chair: Chris Gill It’s all about the money, or is it? Procedural justice and users’ experiences with the Financial Services Complaints Institute (Kifid) in the Netherlands Marc Hertogh, Albert Marseille and Marc Wever Applied Administrative Justice Joe Tomlinson Law and the Making of History: Civic memories of the first English Slave Trader Emily Haslam and Suhraiya Jivraj Art, Culture and Heritage Chair: Sophie Vigneron Am I still standing? Erasing contested heritage with law Miroslaw Michal Sadowski El Quartelejo: The Consequences of Obscuring Cultural Heritage and History by the Authorised Heritage Discourse Sarah Sargent Cultural heritage and gender: Considerations for preserving the Tonga baskets of Zambia Charlene Musiza Banking and Finance Chair: Steve Montagu-Cairns Central bank digital currency: What is it and why now? Matthew Barnes Suggested legal definitions for electronic money and cryptocurrencies within the legal concept of money Andreas Rahmatian When Digital Transformation met MiCA: a Critical Review of the Commission’s Proposed Framework for the Regulation of Crypto-assets Ilias Kapsis Session 3: Tuesday 30th March (15:30-16:45)
Children’s Rights Criminal Justice/Youth Justice Chairs: Ruth Brittle and Naomi Lott The Tragedy of Wasted Funds and Broken Dreams: An Economic Analysis of Childhood Exposure to Crime and Violence Michal Gilad and Abraham Gutman The Rights of Young People being Questioned by the Police in Ireland: Learning from the Experiences of Young People Louise Forde and Ursula Kilkelly Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Panel: Police Interrogations: The Guilty Sound of Silence Chairs: Peggy ter Vrugt and Diletta Marchesi Anna Pivaty, Yvonne Daly, Diletta Marchesi, Aimee Muirhead and Peggy ter Vrugt Disability, Law and Social Justice: Times of Change Inclusive justice: Legal and state response Chair: Anna Lawson Designing solutions for improved support within health, social care and criminal justice for adults with learning disabilities and/or autism who have offended Andrea Hollomotz Failing to prevent future deaths: inquests into the deaths of cognitively disabled people Edward Kirton-Darling and Rosie Harding Violence and Disabled Women: Access to Justice Eliona Gjecaj Empire, Colonialism and Law Panel: Book launch “Shari'a, Inshallah: Rule of Law, Religion and Empire in the Horn of Africa” Chair: Raza Saeed Author: Mark Fathi Massoud Discussants: John Harrington, Ambreena Manji and Raza Saeed Session 3: Tuesday 30th March (15:30-16:45)
Environmental law Environmental Litigation Chairs: Amy Lawton and Ben Mayfield The Politics of Personhood in Climate Change Litigation Noah Walker-Crawford Private enforcement of public policy objectives: The interaction of law and state in environmental protection in China Kristie Thomas Civil society and the 'litigious politics' of environmental law and governance Louisa Parks Epistemic Injustice and Socio-Legal Studies Epistemic injustice and constitutional territoriality II Chairs: Mark Flear, Tamara Hervey and Daniel Wincott The moral economy and the rule of law T.T. Arvind Brexit, the judiciary and contested constitutional imaginaries Daniel Wincott and Gregory Davies Equality and Human Rights Gender Equality Chair: David Barrett Gendered Dimensions of Forced Displacement: The Case of Palestinian Bedouins in the E1 Area Tamara Tamimi and Triestino Mariniello The Case of the Reasonable Hypothetical Sex Worker Debra Haak Family Law and Policy Parents and Children Chair: Anne Barlow Rethinking the Legal Essence of Marriage: Decentering Sex, Reaffirming Care? Diksha Sanyal and Arijeet Ghosh Meanings of Motherhood in the Context of Post-Separation Parenting Disputes: Then and Now Rachel Treloar Session 3: Tuesday 30th March (15:30-16:45)
Gender, Sexuality and Law Chair: Alex Powell Fraudulent sexual consent and the limits of belonging Caroline Derry From Date Rape Jeopardy to (Not) Drinking Tea: Humour, Consent and Shifting Sexual Cultures Tanya Serisier Who rapes? Contesting the Criminal Punishment System by re-framing defendants charged with sexual violence through embodiment theory Nic Aaron Graphic Justice: Law, Comics, and Related Visual Media Chairs: Angus Nurse and Thomas Giddens Melancholia Legal and Lunar: Comics and Cultural Legal Studies on the Moon Thomas Giddens The Voice of Graphic Literacy Nancy Silberkleit Communicating with Graphic Novel Memes as Language – A Reconciliation with Copyright Limitations Brian Leung Interdisciplinarity in Socio-Legal Research and Education Chair: Martin Ramstedt Constitutional Identity in Central and Eastern Europe: a few remarks on Poland and Hungary's current situation. Filip Cyuńczyk The constitutional identity of the Polish countryside and the actual policy of the government Piotr Eckhardt Interactions in Spaces of Legal Education in Poland. Presentation of Research Results Karolina Kocemba Journal of Law and Society Collaborative Authorship and Elite Legal Profession Interviewing Chair: Steven Vaughan Discussants – Bryant Garth and Yves Dezalay, Richard Moorhead and Steven Vaughan Session 3: Tuesday 30th March (15:30-16:45)
Law, Culture and the Humanities Chairs: David Gurnham and Julia Shaw The Architecture of the Imagination: Constructing Law through Theatre Barbara Hughes-Moore and Lucy Gough Staying home and forging ahead: law, movement and the humanities David Gurnham Managing and Protecting People on the Move Exclusion from Movement and Protection Chair: Ben Hudson Tokenizing Protection of Women in Migration Law: Strategies of Exclusion in Contemporary Europe and the Nineteenth-Century USA Nicole Stybnarova Non-State Actors of Protection in Refugee Law and the Sliding Scale of Protection for Refugee Women Christel Querton Verifying, assessing, and doubting the nationality of asylum-seekers a de-colonial analysis Malak Benslama Medical Law, Healthcare and Bioethics Consent Chair: Louise Austin Bell v Tavistock: Was it all about Gillick competence? John Rumbold Biobanking and the multiple interests in the bioeconomy Rebecca Gulbul Informed Consent: Montgomery and the Perpetuation of Bolam Louise Austin Session 3: Tuesday 30th March (15:30-16:45)
Mental Health and Mental Disability Law Chair: Peter Bartlett Psychiatric Female Patients and the Concession of Assistential and Social Security Benefits in Brazil Maria L.P. Magatti Where the common law differs from reality: A critique of the obligation imposed by common law judges upon employees to apprise their employer of their psychiatric history and susceptibility to mental illness arising from stress in the workplace Silvanus Tanifon Ethical Orientations and Values in Best Interests Decision-making: Some Empirical Findings from the Judging Values Project Rebecca Stickler, Penny Cooper, Michael Dunn, Camillia Kong and Matthew Watkins Property, People, Power and Place Chair: Emily Walsh The Janus-Face of the "Pubs Code Adjudicator" Jed Meers AI’s rights - a scientist does not have to be human Dota Szymborska Registering the Everyday: Documents, Bureaucracy, and the Socio-Legal Governing Legal Form: Tracing Histories and Re-Designing Future Chair: Jessica Smith What do crises do to registration? Marie-Andrée Jacob and Priyasha Saksena Registering cosmetics: Canadian federalism and the constitution of legal form for injurious substance, 1946-1953 Lara Tessaro The form of forms: everyday enablers of access to justice Aisling Ryan This stream has been sponsored by Session 3: Tuesday 30th March (15:30-16:45)
Sexual Offences and Offending Chair: Susan Leahy Reframing ‘Reasonable Belief’ in Consent: Reflections on Rape Law Reform Eithne Dowds Is the Jury out on Sexual History Evidence? Charlotte Herriott The Realities of Rape Trials: Perspectives from Practice (Ireland) Susan Leahy Social Rights, Citizenship and the Welfare State Homelessness on the Frontline Chairs: Ciara Fitzpatrick, Jed Meers and Mark Simpson Personalisation in homelessness services: How personal are personal housing plans? Carla Reeson An interactionist perspective on citizens’ access to social rights: The case of young homeless in Denmark Stine Piilgaard Porner Nielsen Socio-Legal Jurisprudence Chairs: Adrienne Barnett and Tom Webb In-Between an Economic Freedom and a Human Right: A Hybrid Right to Private Property Lisa Mardikian A paper on privacy and commodification Lee McConnell and Rebecca Moosavian Judicial interactions as a source of international law: a complexity theory approach Jinu Carvajalino Sociology of Law Chair: Jiří Přibáň The need for a concept of law in order to do research in Sociology of Law Joxe Bengoetxea The Sociology of Constitutional Law and Politics Paul Blokker Traditional elites, liberal constitution and new populism in Brazil Ursus Eijkelenberg Session 3: Tuesday 30th March (15:30-16:45)
Session 4: Wednesday 31st March 9:00 - 10:15 Art, Culture and Heritage Chair: Miroslaw Michal Sadowski The Nicosia Convention on Offences relating to Cultural Property 2017 Janet Ulph and Sophie Vigneron Clothing and public order Markéta Štěpáníková and Terezie Smejkalová Photography, Copyright, and Context: The Courtroom as a Discursive Space of Photography Ogulcan Ekiz Children’s Rights Participation, Parental Disputes, mediation and decision making Chairs: Ruth Brittle and Naomi Lott ‘Too young’, ‘not relevant’, ‘little weight’: children’s participatory rights in parenting disputes during the COVID-19 pandemic Georgina Dimopoulos Eligible and Ready? A Children’s Rights Perspective on Hormone Therapy for Gender Diverse Youth Hannah Hirst Child-inclusive mediation: improving accessibility for practitioners, parents and children Jan Ewing and Anne Barlow Civil Justice Systems and Alternative Dispute Resolution Chair: Masood Ahmed Language of DIY Justice: Communication practices & processes Tatiana Tkacukova ‘I am a muted presence’: Australian lawyers’ perspectives on online civil courts Genevieve Grant Assessing LASPO: the effects of cuts to legal aid in England and Wales Konstantinos Kalliris and Theodoros Alysandratos Session 4: Wednesday 31st March (9:00-10:15)
Criminal Law & Criminal Justice Chairs: Samantha Pegg and Kirsty Welsh Exploring feminist academics’ experiences of incorporating gendered and intersectional socio-legal issues into their teaching of criminal law, criminology and criminal justice Charlotte Bishop and Marian Duggan Looking out for what does not happen: how to study an ineffective regulator of the police John Kendall Autoethnography in the criminal justice system: reflections on gender, race and nationality in conducting prison-based interviews Marianne Doherty Disability, Law and Social Justice: Times of Change Personhood and Disabled Identities Chair: Anna Lawson "Persons" between inverted commas: the unreasonable consequences of reasonable accommodation in the CRPD Paolo Vargiu Exploring the tensions between the concept of vulnerability and disability Keelin Barry Necropolitical inaction: The welfare state, the U.K government, and the UNCRPD Rebecca Louise Porter Empire, Colonialism and Law Enslavement and Displacement Chair: Raza Saeed Human Slavery in Nederlandsch Oost-Indie During the Dutch Colonial Period Manotar Tampubolon The Bedouin communities of Eastern Jerusalem: the new locus of power in the post-Oslo battle for Palestine? Brendan Ciarán Browne and Munir Nuseibah Decolonising Refugee Law: The Grand Narrative Romit Bhandari Session 4: Wednesday 31st March (9:00-10:15)
Environmental Law Planning for the future Chairs: Amy Lawton and Ben Mayfield Embedding the web of trust Joanne Hawkins Environmental Protections: Is the UK Upholding its End of the Global Bargain? Anita Purewal Expertise and the M4CAN inquiry Caer Smyth Epistemic Injustice and Socio-Legal Studies Epistemic injustice in health contexts Chairs: Mark Flear, Tamara Hervey and Daniel Wincott The premenstrual patient’s status in law, medicine and society: a vicious cycle of epistemic injustice Caroline Henaghan “COVID-19 does not discriminate.” Considering the impact of household overcrowding on the spread of COVID-19 among BAME groups Khadijah Naeem Equality and Human Rights Freedom of Expression and Access to Justice Chair: David Barrett The United States Should Follow the EU's Lead in Protecting Expression in Support of the BDS Movement Elisabeth Bechtold Critical Hate Studies and Colonial Logics in Hate Speech Legislation Jen Neller The European Court of Human Rights on the ´Access to a lawyer´ Directive 2013/48/EU: the quest for a coherent application of the right to a legal assistance in Europe? Nasiya Daminova Session 4: Wednesday 31st March (9:00-10:15)
Family Law and Policy Entering and Ending Marriage Chair: Zaina Mahmoud A proposal to increase the choice of wedding officiants in England and Wales Stephanie Pywell Avoiding the ‘fight divorce’: private ordering and conflict avoidance on separation Anna Heenan Structural dependancy and compound vulnerability: a socio-legal examination of the issues faced by military ex-wives post-LASPO Donna Crowe-Urbaniak Gender, Sexuality and Law Chair: Nora Honkala Women’s Movements and Legal Change: A Case Study from India Tanja Herklotz ‘Soro Soke’: Women, Protests, and the Law Pedi Obani Gendered Hate Speech online – why we can’t just ‘switch it off’ Nicole Shackleton Hybrid Civil/Criminal Procedures Chair: Jen Hendry Civil penalties under the Housing and Planning Act 2016 – getting to grips with rogue landlords or encouraging enforcement entrepreneurialism? Helen Carr Civil Penalties for Money Laundering in Hong Kong? Simon Young Targeting Proceeds of Crime Using Civil Powers: A Controversial Hybrid Approach Colin King This stream has been sponsored by Session 4: Wednesday 31st March (9:00-10:15)
Information Technology, Law and Cyberspace Conceptualising Privacy in the Digital and Post-Pandemic Age Chairs: Mark O’Brien and Brian Simpson A socio-legal analysis of the conceptions of privacy and information security in relation to the laws of encryption Michael A.C. Dizon Pervasive Surveillance during a global pandemic: How privacy rights are being forfeited as governments implement digital mass surveillance techniques and controls. Louise McNeil Privacy Boundaries in Digital Space Mo Egan Intellectual Property Law Chair: Smita Kheria Intellectual Property Law and the Internet of Things: Internal Limitations, External Limitations, Extra-Legal Solutions Guido Noto La Diega Filtering obligations and online copyright-protected works: criticisms and recommendations Zoi Krokida Creative works in the anonymous internet: orphan works and an argument for reform Rachel Maguire Interdisciplinarity in Socio-Legal Research and Education Chair: Bernadette Rainey Normativity as the key to interdisciplinary in Law Joxe Bengoetxea The Salience of Anthropological Research on Law and (Access to) Justice Martin Ramstedt The Basque language, education, and media: a sociolegal perspective Ihintza Palacin Mariscal Journal of Law and Society The research process – developing work on Law and Place Chair: Antonia Layard Discussants – Antonia Layard, Amelia Thorpe and Sarah Trotter Session 4: Wednesday 31st March (9:00-10:15)
Law and Emotion Chairs: Emma Jones and John Stannard How much empathy is too much empathy? War crimes lawyers, emotionalism and legal professionalism Alex Batesmith Between lawyer and client – a psychotherapy based approach Marc Mason “I’d understand anger as a sexual partner has a right to know”: Emotions, Consent, and The Criminalisation of HIV Transmission Cameron Giles Law, Culture and the Humanities Law and Popular Culture Chairs: David Gurnham and Julia Shaw The JurispRudence of RuPaul's Drag Race, henny Rosie Fox and James Greenwood-Reeves The love of law versus the law of love in The Split (BBC, 2018) Anja Louis, Andrea Subryan and Chalen Westaby The meme and the Medusa’s of the Philippines: How civilian-created digital images delegitimise female opponents of Duterte’s ‘war on drugs’ Gabriella McGrogan Managing and Protecting People on the Move Borderlands and Border Entanglements Chair: Ben Hudson Solidarity at the borders of Europe: A Contradictio in Terminis? Maartje van der Woude Refugee Repatriation as Border Governance Kirsten McConnachie Migrant detention in Mexico: criminalisation, punishment, and exceptionalities Amalia Campos-Delgado Session 4: Wednesday 31st March (9:00-10:15)
Medical Law, Healthcare and Bioethics End of Life Chair: Rees A. Johnson The Privilege of ‘Choice’ in Assisted Death Rees A. Johnson Dying with Assistance: The Role of Evidence, the Power of a Declaration, and the Call for an Inquiry Nataly Papadopoulou Craftsmanship in drafting legislation for assisted dying: The New Zealand experience Cedric Gilson Mental Health and Mental Disability Law Roundtable: Race, Culture and Mental Capacity Chair: Amanda Keeling Fleur Beaupert, Ulele Burnham, Beverley Clough, Rosie Harding and Linda Steele Registering the Everyday: Documents, Bureaucracy, and the Socio-Legal Registering the Life Course: Technologies, Subjectivities, and Journeys Chair: Jessica Smith Politicising ‘Excess’ Death and the Technology of Registration Marc Trabsky Birth registration: ‘coherent and certain’ or ‘an occasion for exquisite embarrassment and confusion’? Philip Bremner Registering movement: Liminal space, texture, and the affective register Jessica Smith Social Rights, Citizenship and the Welfare state Rights and their Limitations Chairs: Ciara Fitzpatrick, Jed Meers and Mark Simpson Welfare rights in theory and practice Grainne McKeever and Mark Simpson The Constitution, human rights and inequality: A socio-legal approach to exploring the transformative potential of the constitutional right to social security to address structural inequalities in South Africa Thandiwe Matthews The Poverty of Judicial Deference Carla Clarke Session 4: Wednesday 31st March (9:00-10:15)
Socio-Legal Jurisprudence Chairs: Adrienne Barnett and Tom Webb Mapping Different Possible Flat Ontologies of Law Michał Dudek Conceptual Complexity: using thick & thin concepts in socio-legal jurisprudence Emma Topham Sociology of Law Chair: Paul Blokker The anthropology and sociology of law Fernanda Pirie A Sociology of Regulation Bettina Lange A sociological exploration of the decisions and dilemmas of leaving an inheritance Rhian Powell Session 4: Wednesday 31st March (9:00-10:15)
Session 5: Wednesday 31st March 10:45 - 12:00 Children’s Rights Effective participation and Unaccompanied Children Rights and Climate Change and Youth Activism Chairs: Ruth Brittle and Naomi Lott The right to effective participation of refugee and migrant children: views of professionals and children Stephanie Rap Barriers to Rights: Reflections on Unaccompanied Children on the Move in Europe in the Time of Covid 19 Claire Raissian Climate change, youth activism, and human rights in the age of the coronavirus pandemic Aoife Daly Civil Justice Systems and Alternative Dispute Resolution Chair: Masood Ahmed Guidelines on Remote Hearing for Dispute Settlement for Trade Agreements in Times of Crises Conor Courtney, Gbemisola Osadua, Andrea Morelli, Archana Mudali and Onosetalese Ogbebor The rules of the game are no longer clear: changes in the conventional norms between Russian commercial courts after the Supreme Court's resolutions have declared binding Aleksei Savenkov Consequences of illegality in international arbitration: are we substituting a new mess for the old one? Lilit Nagapetyan Criminal Law & Criminal Justice Chairs: Samantha Pegg and Kirsty Welsh The Principle of the Presumption of Innocence in the ECHR (A safeguard of a fair trial and an obstacle to the death penalty) Ana Raquel Conceição Immigration Trials and International Crimes: Expressing Justice and Performing Race Nicola Palmer The CCRC, Criminal Appeals, Lawyers and Legal Aid Cuts Lucy Welsh Session 5: Wednesday 31st March (10:45-12:00)
Disability, Law and Social Justice: Times of Change Covid-19 and disabled people’s experiences in the UK Chair: Alison Tarrant Covid-19 Social Care “Easements” and the Vulnerable Jean McHale and Laura Noszlopy The Covid-19 Pandemic: Economic and Social Rights and the CRPD Gauthier de Beco COVID-19, Austerity, learning-disabled citizens and Continuing Healthcare - A review of legislation policy and practice Carys Phillips Empire, Colonialism and Law Bordering and Citizenship Chair: Raza Saeed Re-globalising the Border Lizzy Willmington The Colonial Roots of Citizen Deprivation in the UK: Exploring Legal and Judicial Responses Zainab Naqvi Navigating the laws of citizenship, slavery and indigeneity: tales from the Portuguese Overseas Empire Marcelo Carvalho-Loureiro Equality and Human Rights Equality in Practice Chair: David Barrett Religious Freedom and the Right against Religious Discrimination: Democracy as the missing link Myriam Hunter-Henin Micro-jurisdictions and social change: legislating for equality in the States of Guernsey Lucy-Ann Buckley and Shivaun Quinlivan Policing in a Pandemic; the use of stop and search powers as more evidence of being a discriminatory and an informal profiling tool Noel McGuirk Session 5: Wednesday 31st March (10:45-12:00)
Exploring Legal Borderlands Exploring Existential Borderlands: Challenging Boundaries, Concepts, and Evaluations Chair: Ioannis Kampourakis Challenging “law and…” disciplinary boundaries through a corporeal approach Robyn Gill-Leslie Legal concept of public order: A Case for Social Representations Approach Terezie Smejkalova and Marketa Stepanikova “Where is everybody?”; A socio legal evaluation of anthropogenic existential threats to human survival Brian Roper Family Law and Policy Defining Family Chair: Zaina Mahmoud The Necessity to Queer "Family" Dayna Mathew Unregistered marriages: exploring the socio-legal life of Nikkah only unions in the UK Harsimran Kalra Gender, Sexuality and Law Chair: Sandra Duffy Responsible readers and dangerous publishers: censorship of abortion and contraception information in Ireland Alana Farrell Read and Resist!: Subverting the Master’s Tools, Reimagining Life-Affirming Abolition Feminist Futures Felicity Adams and Fabienne Emmerich A Rose by Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet: Third Gender and Constitutional Identity Mara Malagodi and Alex Powell Session 5: Wednesday 31st March (10:45-12:00)
Graphic Justice: Law, Comics, and Related Visual Media Chairs: Angus Nurse and Thomas Giddens Understanding victimhood, truth and justice through manhwa: Keum Suk Gendry-Kim’s Grass and South Korea’s ‘comfort women’ Charlotte Mills A Revisionist History: Black and the American Black Superhero Angus Nurse Recommendations and pictograms: the new regulation mood in the risk society? Filippo Contarini and Elisabetta Depace Hybrid Civil/Criminal Procedures Chair: Colin King Exploring the hybrid nature of prohibitions and requirements under a Public Spaces Protection Order Benjamin Archer ‘Getting into debt is not a crime’: Imprisonment for council tax arrears and the civil/criminal binary Jennie Mack ‘The Usual Suspects’: Knife Crime Prevention Orders & the ‘Difficult’ Regulatory Subject Jen Hendry Information Technology, Law and Cyberspace Consumers, Criminals or Citizens? Chairs: Mark O’Brien and Brian Simpson Gaming the system: legally-required loot box probability disclosures in video games in China are implemented sub-optimally Leon Y Xiao, Laura L Henderson, Yuhan Yang and Phillip W S Newell Cybercrime perspectives to the “ENDSARS” protest in Nigeria: Lessons from Europe and the United States of America Newman Richards and Felix Eboibi Africans right to use of cyberspace and imposition of criminal sanction: Rethinking legislative criminalisation of online acts in Africa Felix Eboibi and Newman Richards Session 5: Wednesday 31st March (10:45-12:00)
Intellectual Property Law Chair: Jasem Tarawneh COVID Vaccine Bargain within the Pharmaceutical-Industrial-Complex: Time to re-evaluate pharma patents and access to medicine? Gowri Nanayakkara, Clare Keys, Chisa Onyejekwe, Rajeeb Sah and Toni Wright Access to medicines: Intellectual property, the right to health and Covid-19 Lowri Davies Interrogating the Corporation Chairs: Johanna Hoekstra, Colin R Moore and Renginee Pillay Law in Sport: An institutional investigation into decision-making within Voluntary Sport Organisations Rhys Evans Can Article 102 TFEU play a role in advancing data protection and consumer protection with regards to dominant digital platforms? Bundeskartellamt’s Facebook investigation revisited Aysem Diker Vanberg Journal of Law and Society Researching Judges Chair: Rachel Cahill O’Callaghan Discussants – Alan Paterson, Rachel Cahill O’Callaghan and Kate Malleson Medical Law, Healthcare and Bioethics COVID Chair: Lyla Latif Citizens’ perceptions on controversial normative choices in the COVID-19 crisis: a comparative empirical study Rachel Brenner, Kevin de Sabbata, Nyambura Karumba, Annisa Ika Putri, Maurizio Ballistreri and Pim Klaassen Geoligality of Careless Supply: COVID-19 Pandemic and the Failure of Medical Supply Chains Sharifah Sekalala and Ania Zbyszewska The Shifting Role of Medical Professionals in Shaping Healthcare Law and Policy in England during COVID-19 Sabrina Germain Session 5: Wednesday 31st March (10:45-12:00)
Mental Health and Mental Disability Law Chair: Peter Bartlett Protecting professionals from ‘vexatious litigants’ under the Hong Kong Mental Health Ordinance: The question of access to justice for persons with mental illness Urania Chiu Approved Mental Health Professionals’ Decision-Making in Mental Health Act Assessments Jill Hemmington Recognising involuntary mental health treatment as torture – a case of be careful what you wish for? Janos Fiala-Butora Social Rights, Citizenship and the Welfare state The Role of Rights Chairs: Ciara Fitzpatrick, Jed Meers and Mark Simpson British ‘Governmentality’ and the United Kingdom’s International Obligations’ to Socio- Economic Rights Poonam Shokar The right to food and justice in the global food system: elaborating standards for implementation of the right to food Clare James Socio-Legal Jurisprudence Chairs: Adrienne Barnett and Tom Webb In Conversation with the Author: Time, Temporality and Legal Judgment Jeff Kennedy and Tanzil Chowdhury How Time Matters in the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review: Humans, Nonhumans, and Time Creation Kathryn McNeilly Sociology of Law Chair: Jiří Přibáň The Sociology of Health Law Atina Krajewska Normative Modalities beyond Legal Doctrine: Research Methodology Vendula Mezeiová The Sociology of Digital Law and Artificial Intelligence Hakan Hyden Session 5: Wednesday 31st March (10:45-12:00)
Session 6: Wednesday 31st March 15:00 – 16:15 Children’s Rights Human rights education, cultural expression and children's perceptions of rights Chairs: Ruth Brittle and Naomi Lott Teaching Human Rights in Primary Schools: Overcoming the barriers to effective practice Alison Struthers Children’s Rights and the Arts: exploring Creative Ways to Advance Children’s Rights Implementation Ursula Kilkelly and Jonathan Todres How do children perceive their rights?: A socio-legal study from the Cyprus education context Nicoletta Thoma Criminal Law & Criminal Justice Chairs: Samantha Pegg and Kirsty Welsh Across the barricades: Rethinking the criminal justice-restorative justice relation Amanda Wilson ‘The human touch’ – French legal culture and bureaucratisation of criminal justice Laurene Soubise Law below the radar: Five judge courts and conjoined appeals and the development of the law by the Court of Appeal, Criminal Division Richard Percival Disability, Law and Social Justice: Times of Change Disabled People and Socio-Economic Rights at a Time of Crisis Chair: Luke Clements “To call it Personal Dependency Benefit would be more accurate”- Invisible Disabilities and Disabled Identities in the Personal Independence Payment Assessment Process Alexandra Murray How the other half live: employing Disability Legal Studies to interrogate PIP Michael Robinson The Limits of the Public Sector Equality Duty: recent cases from housing law Leigh Roberts Session 6: Wednesday 31st March (15:00 -16:15)
Empire, Colonialism and Law Economic Control Chair: Raza Saeed International Investment Law as a Means of Development: A Constraining Narrative for Developing States Claiton Fyock Space, Tax Law, and Indigeneity: An Alaskan Tale of Settler Colonialism, 1919-1921 Maximilien Zahnd Mechanisms, Victims and Beneficiaries: Towards a Theory of Economic Sanctions from Below Helyeh Doutaghi Epistemic Injustice and Socio-Legal Studies Freedom of Expression and Access to Justice Chairs: Mark Flear, Tamara Hervey and Daniel Wincott Of “theoretical loneliness” and “methodological ‘otherness’”: An African and an Indian Socio- legal scholar in reflection and conversation Martha Gayoye and Rohini Sen Constructing the Irrational Other: Epistemic Injustice, Depoliticization and Pathologization in the field of Conspiracy Theory and Radicalization Studies Stefano Pirisi Equality and Human Rights Human Rights in Practice Chair: David Barrett Addressing Systemic Corruption in the South African Water Sector—A Human Rights Approach? Sahara Nankan Realizing the Right to Health and Reducing Inequalities in a Changing Climate: A Comparative Review of Laws and Policies in Latin America Thalia Viveros Uehara Session 6: Wednesday 31st March (15:00 -16:15)
Exploring Legal Borderlands Borderlands of Law, Policy, and Economy: Legal Transplants, Gaps, and Interlegalities Chair: Pedro Fortes The Other Legal Transplant: The Transformation of Nonstate Laws in Afghanistan’s Money Bazaar Nafay Choudhury The Financialization of Student Housing: A Case Study of Student Rent Strikes in the UK Kiana Boroumand The problem with gaps: What gender and gold mining can tell us about (Inter)Legalities Doris Buss Family Law and Policy Caring and Asset-making Chair: Rachel Treloar Claims for Homemaking and Unpaid Caregiving: Gifts, Love and Mercenary Considerations Sam Bannister Invoking Human Rights to Protect Unmarried Couples Helen Rodway Couple finances: Like parent, like child? Charlotte Bendall Gender, Sexuality and Law Chair: Flora Renz Specialised (in)security: violence against women, criminal courts, and the gendered presence of the state in Ecuador Silvana Tapia Tapia and Kate Bedford The Trapped Married-Out Women in Rural China: Damaged Land Rights, Deducted Benefits, and Discounted Dignity Jiahui Duan ‘What Could Possibly Go Wrong?’: Queer/Religious Convergences Around Nonmarital Regimes in the US, Canada, and Australia Nausica Palazzo Session 6: Wednesday 31st March (15:00 -16:15)
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