Month: April 2014
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Locating a Right to Protest
‘Locating a Right to Protest’ (first published at ‘Democratic Audit’, http://www.democraticaudit.com/?p=4511 In recent years there have been some significant politico-legal and economic challenges to the British constitution’s bedrock principle of democracy and its intrinsic right to protest. These changes within and outside the legal system have become more pronounced with an accelerated political economy of […]
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Call for Papers – ‘Chaotic Property’ Stream, CLC 2014, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK
‘Chaotic Property’ Stream, Critical Legal Conference 2014, University of Sussex, Brighton, 4-6 September 2014 This stream seeks contributions on the theme of ‘chaotic property’, following the particular focus of the conference on the age of chaos and what this means in terms of formal, informal, alternative, authoritarian and anti-authoritarian property narratives. What does chaotic property […]