29
Jun
LFC Seminar - Resilience, Rupture, Resistance: Climate Justice & Global Subjectivity
Dr Kathleen Birrell (Melbourne Law School) will present on the literary and juridical expressions of indigeneity, to investigate the positioning of indigeneities within the fluid juridical and political landscape of the Anthropocene and the broader construction of global subjectivities in this context.
30
Apr
Law Futures Centre Seminar: Human Rights and Neoparochialism in the contemporary United States
Professor Aaron Fellmeth (Arizona State University) will discuss the deeply ambivalent relationship the United States has with international human rights law.
20
Mar
LFC Seminar: Punishment of Transition
Research on international penal practices has received limited attention and there has not been a comprehensive study into the role of individuals tried and punished by international criminal tribunals in local transitional justice-measures which seek to redress legacies of massive human rights abuse. Associate Professor Barbora Hola (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) will discuss the ARC Discovery Grant she has been developing with Griffith Law School's Dr Olivera Simic to fill this gap.
06
Feb
Frontiers 4: Annual Environment Law Colloquium
The National Environment Law Association together with the Law Futures Centre of Griffith University and the University of Tasmania, Faculty of Law are pleased to announce the fourth annual colloquium of environment law teachers and researchers.Colloquium Aims
The annual Frontiers in Environment Law Colloquium provides a forum for environmental law teachers and researchers to share and discuss their ideas, research and teaching practices.
06
Dec
'Genetic Resources and Information: Finding Solutions for Equitable Access and Benefit Sharing' Workshop
This workshop will bring together experts and practitioners to share their experiences with access and benefit sharing information about genetic resources with the prospect of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of practices.
30
Nov