Newcastle Law School will be hosting a symposium on the work by Professor Stanley Fish on May 1st 2012.
Professor Fish, of Florida International University, is a leading public intellectual and has authored over 200 scholarly publications and books. In addition to being Dean Emeritus of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago, he has held positions at Cardozo Law School, UC Berkeley, Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University, Duke University, and The John Marshall Law School.
Programme can be downloaded here.
Participants and respondents include: Stanley Fish, Richard Mullender, Ian Ward and Ole W Pedersen
A limited number of places are available on a first-come-first-served basis. Full details of the
Registration: Please email Mrs Suzanne Johnson on suzanne.johnson@newcastle.ac.uk
Enquiries to: Dr Ole W. Pedersen on ole.pedersen@ncl.ac.uk or Richard Mullender on richard.mullender@ncl.ac.uk
Newcastle Law School will be hosting a seminar series titled ‘Regulating for Respect and Responsibility ’ during 2011-2012
Programme is as follows:
Wednesday 12th October 2011 – 1pm
'Privacy and the Poor'
Mr Richard Mullender, Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University
Wednesday 19th October 2011 – 1pm
‘Transitions to Sustainability: Food Supply and Food Security in the UK’
Professor Bob Lee, Cardiff Law School, University of Cardiff
Wednesday 23rd November 2011 – 1pm
'Anti-Social Behaviour, Community Engagement and the Judicial Role in England and Wales'
Dr Jane Donoghue, Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford
Monday 28thth November 2011 – 1pm
‘Criminalising Dissent on the War on Terror’
Ms Joanna Gilmore, School of Law, University of Manchester
Wednesday 14th December 2011 – 1pm
'Spaces of Transitional Justice: The State Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina'
Dr Alex Jeffery, School of Geography, Politics and Sociology, Newcastle University
Monday 23rd January 2011 – 1pm
‘Regulating the Anti-Social in Social Housing: An Empirical Analysis‘
Dr Kevin J Brown, Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University
Monday 30th January 2011 – 1pm
‘Hate crime scrutiny panels: equality, diversity and community engagement in the CPS’
Mr Neil Cobb, Durham Law School, Durham University
You can download the programme here.
Staff and postgraduate students are welcome to attend. All seminars are held in the Newcastle Law School Building on Windsor Terrace unless otherwise advertised. For further information contact: Kevin.j.brown@newcastle.ac.uk or 0191 222 7611.