The following notice just appeared on the Legal History Blog:
The Law and Society Association has released a Call for Papers for its upcoming annualconference (May 30-June 2, 2013, in Boston, Mass.). Here's the announcement:
Power, Privilege and the Pursuit of Justice: Legal Challenges in Precarious Times
The meeting’s theme aims to
incite debate on the challenges that will define law and society over the next
decade. The financial crisis that struck in 2008 still rends the economy,
politics, law, and society. How will a polarized politics, rapid technological
change, and global shifts in economic power affect law and society over the
next years, domestically and transnationally?
The Law and Society Association has released a Call for Papers for its upcoming annualconference (May 30-June 2, 2013, in Boston, Mass.). Here's the announcement:
Power, Privilege and the Pursuit of Justice: Legal Challenges in Precarious Times
The meeting’s theme aims to
incite debate on the challenges that will define law and society over the next
decade. The financial crisis that struck in 2008 still rends the economy,
politics, law, and society. How will a polarized politics, rapid technological
change, and global shifts in economic power affect law and society over the
next years, domestically and transnationally?
To envision the future, we
invite participants to extend and rethink law and society’s past insights to
engage a new and changing context. The Program Committee has listed a series of
sub-themes in featured sessions and other panels with the aim of spurring
cross-cutting discussions.
This year’s Program Committee
is Co-Chaired by Christine Harrington, NYU, Politics, and Greg Shaffer, University of Minnesota, Law. We invite the submission
of Individual Papers and/or Session proposals. Papers and panels need not be
centered on the conference theme. Proposals on any law and society topic are
welcome.
Follow the link for more
information.
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