Juris North Discussion Group [September-December 2017]

The Juris North Group invites you to attend to the discussion on the following papers this term (flyer/poster attached):

Week One [Wednesday 27^th September, at 3pm, hosted by Manchester Law School] – “On Global Constitutionalism's Philosophical and Biopolitical Significance: The Case of Implied Legal Principles and Rules.” Dr. Luca Siliquini-Cinelli, Senior Lecturer, Department of Law, Liverpool Hope University.

Week Two [Wednesday 11^th October 2017, at 3pm, hosted by Manchester Law School] – “Human Dignity: Constitutive not Regulative.” Dr. Stephen Riley, Lecturer, Department of Law, University of Leicester.

Week Three [Wednesday 1^st November 2017, at 3pm, hosted by Durham Law School] – “What has private law ever done for Justice?” Dr. Claudio Michelon, Professor of the Philosophy of Law, Edinburgh Law School, University of Edinburgh.

Week Four [Wednesday 22^nd November 2017, at 3pm, hosted by the Manchester Law School] – “Positive Discrimination and Intrinsic Rights Jurisprudence: A Critical Analysis of the Case of Tribes in India.” Dr Prasenjit Biswas, Associate Professor of Philosophy, North Eastern Hill University, Shillong, India.

Week Five [Wednesday 6^th December 2017, at 3pm, hosted by the Manchester Law School] – “Crossing Borders: LGBT Families and the Failure of Freedom of Movement.” Dr. Stephen Whittle, Professor, School of Law, Manchester Metropolitan University.

The respective papers will be distributed by email before each event.

Enquiries: Dr Jorge Nunez j.nunez@mmu.ac.uk

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