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Unless otherwise stated, all seminar rooms and lecture theatres are in the Peter Chalk Centre,<\/a> University of Exeter <\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Thursday, 4th September <\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Session 1, 10:30 – 12:00 <\/summary>\n
<\/td><\/td>Rooms<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
1.1<\/td>Introducing econormativity<\/strong>
<\/a>
Introduction to \u2018Econormativities\u2019 in the Future of Good Decisions project<\/strong>
Connal Parsley (University of Kent) Margaret Davies (Flinders University)  Conor Heaney (University of Kent)<\/em>
Generative group exercise: \u2018Towards a Lexicon of Econormativity\u2019<\/strong>
Connal Parsley (University of Kent) Conor Heaney (University of Kent) Margaret Davies (Flinders University) <\/em>
<\/td>		Collaborative Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
2.1<\/td>Resisting Technological Extractivism in Arctic<\/strong>
<\/a>
The Arctic, Underwater Noise Pollution and Post-Anthropocentric Modalities of Relation between Western Science and Traditional Indigenous Knowledge<\/strong>
Tommaso Gerardini (Leiden University)<\/em>
Cryopower Unfrozen: Revisiting the The Role of International Law in Arctic Sea Ice Geoengineering<\/strong>
Apostolos Tsiouvalas (NCLOS, UiT \u2013 The Arctic University of Norway)  and Manon Rosenthal (University of Paris I: Panth\u00e9on-Sorbonne)<\/em>
Arctic Ice as Home: Breaking, Refreezing, and the Troubles of Techno-Care<\/strong>
Romain Chuffart (University of Akureyri)<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.1<\/td><\/tr>
8.1<\/td>Hope from the Margins <\/strong>1<\/a>

Pluriversal Consciousness: In the Borderland: The Non-Male Experiences of Law in Postcolony<\/strong>
Arpeeta Shams Mizan<\/em>
Law as resistance: Reimagining digital health data commons from the margins<\/strong>
Tatenda Chatikobo<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.3<\/td><\/tr>
11.2<\/td>Legal Silence<\/a><\/strong>

Chair: Sanna Str\u00f6m (London South Bank University)
Rule of Law in Suspension: Colonial Legacies, Borderlessness, and Juridical Silence in the Question of Palestine<\/strong>
Dimendra Liyanage
Asbestos, Ship-breaking and Legal Silence in Bangladesh\u2019s Compliance with the Hong Kong Convention<\/strong>
Arthur Rose (University of Exeter<\/em><\/em>), Ishtiaque Ahmed (North South University), and Martin Ditkof (University of Colorado)<\/em>
Profit as Welfare: Legal Silence on Social Welfare Values in Company Law<\/strong>
Sanna Str\u00f6m<\/em> (London South Bank University)<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.5<\/td><\/tr>
19.1 <\/td>General Stream 1<\/a><\/strong>

Nation-State: Shifting from External to Internal Statelessness<\/strong>
Bohdan Andriichuk (Birkbeck College, University of London)<\/em>
The Legal Context of the Holocaust: Legal Consciousness and Moral Conscience in the Nazi Genocide<\/strong>
Simon Lavis (Open University)<\/em>
Between Borders and Burdens: The Legal-Environmental Complex of the Rohingya Crisis<\/strong>
Anwayee Chakraborty (Premier University)<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.1<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

Lunch, 12:00-13:00<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
Plenary 1 (Keynote) – 13:00- 14:30 Green Lecture Theatre<\/summary>\n

The Impossibility of Decolonial Law: Arboreal Jurisdiction and Saltwater Law<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Gina Heathcote, Professor of Public International Law, Newcastle University<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

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Session 2, 14:30 – 16:00<\/summary>\n
<\/td><\/td>Rooms<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
1.2<\/td>Econormative reframings  <\/a><\/strong>

No Masters, No Money, No Markets! Rethinking Capitalism as Ecology<\/strong>
Esther Edelmann (Leiden University)<\/em>
Econormativity and the issue of play: jurisdiction\u2019s openness and its normative closure<\/strong>
Frans-Willem Korsten (Leiden University)<\/em>
\u201cWhen the trees have gone\u201d \u2013 econormativity as event, process, and matter<\/strong>
Stewart Motha (Birkbeck College)<\/em><\/td>		Collaborative Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
11.3<\/td>Legal Narrative: Interrogating Dominant narrative<\/a><\/strong>


The [2025] UKSC 16: The Inevitable Gender-Binary of Capitalist God<\/strong>
Omose Agboaye<\/em> (SOAS University of London)<\/em>
Criminal Law as Moral Policing: The Selective Protection of Honor in Brazilian Jurisprudence<\/strong>
Alexander de Castro<\/em>
Hybrid Threats, Chinese \u2018Rule by Law\u2019 and Liberal Constitutionalism: On Legal Silence and Exclusion from a Postcolonial Perspective <\/strong>
Ioanna Bagia, Donatella Casaburo<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.1<\/td><\/tr>
14.1<\/td><\/a>Law, Violence, and the Ends of Time<\/a><\/strong>

The Ethics of Nothing: On a Convergence of Queer and Conservative Thought in Guillaume Dustan and Michel Houellebecq<\/strong>
Luiz Valle Junior (Northeastern University London)<\/em>
Man. Land. Criminal Law.<\/strong>
Chris Lloyd (Oxford Brookes University)<\/em>
Temporal Wounds: Emotional Experiences of Time, Dystopian Pasts, and Legal Futurity in Chile and Brazil<\/strong>
Luiza Tavares da Motta and Javier Vald\u00e9s Torres (Queen Mary University of London)<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.5<\/td><\/tr>
15.3<\/td>The Future, The Law School<\/a><\/strong>

Could it be Where the Subaltern Speaks? <\/strong>
Molly Bellamy (University of Law) <\/em>
Multiple Frivolities: Notes on Gender and Critical Legal Pedagogy <\/strong>
Vijetha Ravi (National Law School of India University) and Malini Chidambaram (Melbourne) <\/em>
Pedagogical experiences from Law & Art Course<\/strong>
Juho Aalto (Turku)<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.1<\/td><\/tr>
16.1<\/td>Law and Literature at Sea 1: Land, Sea and History<\/strong>
<\/a>
How is Collective Memory Shaped by Political Structures in the Curation of Traumatic Histories?<\/strong>
Elena Botts (Essex)<\/em>
The \u2018Unknown World of \u201cThe Subject\u201d\u2019 in Conrad\u2019s Lord Jim <\/em>and \u2018The Secret Sharer\u2019<\/strong>
Tony Ward <\/em><\/strong>(Northumbria)<\/em>
From Shore to Sailor: Captain Wentworth\u2019s Sea-Forged Heroism and the Shifting Legal Landscape of Social Mobility in Jane Austen\u2019s Persuasion<\/strong>
Nichola McNulty (Bath Spa)<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.3<\/td><\/tr>
6.1<\/td>Revolutionary Constitutionalism 1: Constituting Utopia, Instituting Revolution<\/strong><\/a>

Anarchy vs. Sovereignty in the Classical Anarchist Tradition<\/strong>
Prof. Alex Prichard (University of Exeter) Prof. Ruth Kinna (Loughborough University)<\/em>
Ernst Bloch, Utopia, and Gerrard Winstanley<\/strong>
David Thomas
Prefigurative Constitutionality: Organisational Means and Constitutional Ends<\/strong>
Simon Thorpe<\/em>
Revolution as Institution: Legal Theory, Conflict, and Normative Project<\/strong>
Pier Giuseppe Puggioni<\/em><\/td>		Green Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
12.1<\/td>Wet Wet Wet – Water is All Around<\/a><\/strong>

Oceanic Interconnection: A posthuman feminist legal approach to BBNJ Agreement<\/strong>
Louisa Dassow (Newcastle University, UK)<\/em>
The ocean as management theatre: the problem of legacy plastic pollution<\/strong>
Alex P. Dela Cruz (Tilburg Law School, Netherlands)<\/em>
New Agreement, New Terminology: Rethinking the Geographies of Marine Protected Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction<\/strong>
Carol Dyck (Western University, Canada)<\/em>
Sovereignty in UNCLOS and its implications for the ecosystem and biodiversity<\/strong>
Nina Boss (University of Bern, Switzerland)<\/em>
Regenerative Ocean Farming: Legal Imaginaries and Low-trophic Futures<\/strong>
Mathilde Morel (UiT The Arctic University of Norway)<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.5<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

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Session 3, 16:15 – 17:45<\/summary>\n
<\/td><\/td>Rooms<\/td><\/tr>
1.3<\/td>More-than-human law in environmental contexts<\/strong>
<\/a>
Norms and justice beyond the human in peatland carbon markets<\/strong>
Bonnie Holligan (University of Sussex)<\/em>
Producing protected species against property rights via species observation databases? The case of the Swedish Forests and the Species Species Information System, Artportalen\u2019<\/strong>
Jannice K\u00e4ll (Lund University), Cecilia \u00c5sberg (Link\u00f6ping University) Dick Kasperowski (Gothenburg University). Presenting author: K\u00e4ll<\/em>
Tracing econormativities in Swedish forests together with wolves<\/strong>
Gustav Stenseke Arup (Karlstad University)<\/em>
<\/td>		Collaborative Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
2.2<\/td>Antipodal Stories of (non)extractivism<\/a><\/strong>

Antarctic Governance: Feminist and Plural Legal Perspectives<\/strong>
Gina Heathcote (Newcastle University)<\/em>
Territory, Presence, and Ecocentrism: Towards a Governance of and by Human Absence in Antarctica<\/strong>
Jordane Liebeaux (Bristol University)<\/em>
Geo-materialising Legal Imaginary through Antarctic Materialities within Geopower<\/strong>
Rana G\u00f6ksu (Kassel University)<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.1<\/td><\/tr>
17.2<\/td>Visible and invisible bordering effects and disruptive border practices<\/a><\/strong>

A Community Perpetually Divided: An Arbitrarily Imposed Border and its Effects on Social, Cultural, and Language Rights after the Acadian Expulsion from Present-Day Atlantic Canada and the Northeastern United States<\/strong>
Sara Ross<\/em>
Ireland\u2019s Hidden Border Violence<\/strong>
Niamh Keady-Tabbal<\/em>
Port state control and assigning places of safety as means to control and disrupt humanitarian search and rescue work<\/strong>
Neil Graffin<\/em>
The Bermuda Triangle of Human Rights: the European Union, Migration Policy and the Pillars of Effectiveness<\/strong>
Raquel Cardoso<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.3<\/td><\/tr>
14.3<\/td>Workshop \u201cCall Me by My Name | Ekphrastic Writing for Legal Discourse<\/a>\u201d<\/a><\/strong>

\u201cCall me by My Name\u201d Ekphrastic Writing for Legal Discourse<\/strong>
Rebecca Edgerly (University of Exeter)<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.5<\/td><\/tr>
15.4<\/td>Building Legal Ideas<\/a><\/strong>

Zine Making as a Pedagogical Tool for Promoting Inclusivity and Facilitating Creative Collaboration in Legal Education<\/strong>
Nicola McNulty (Bath Spa) <\/em>
Construction of vague legal concepts: the LEGO\u00ae experience <\/strong>
Terezie Smejkalov\u00e1 (Masarykova Univerzita) <\/em>
The Prosecutor\u2019s Law <\/strong>
Jasmin Hannonen (Turku) <\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.1<\/td><\/tr>
6.2<\/td><\/a>Revolutionary Constitutionalism 2: State, Revolution and Constituted Power<\/a><\/strong><\/strong>

Between reform and grassroots revolution: the constitutive paradoxes of liberal constitutionalism in the constituent experience of Benedita da Silva and Ailton Krenak.<\/strong>
Marcus V. A. B. De Matos<\/em>
\u2018We are building a communal state from below!\u2019 Exploring constitutions designed to stimulate revolution, through a study of the Bolivarian process<\/strong>
Carys Hughes, University of East London<\/em>
Constitutionalism and Dual Power in Authoritarian Brazil: Juvenile Law, Reactionary Ideology, and the Governance of the Minor (1964\u20131985)<\/strong>
Alexander de Castro (University of Warsaw UniCesumar)<\/em>
<\/td>		Green Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
11.4<\/td>Legal Narrative : Reimagining and Rebuilding new narratives<\/a><\/strong>

Sea-level Rise and the Territoriality Requirement for Statehood<\/strong>
Nico Buitendag<\/em>
Profiling the Female Emigrant: The Legal Life of Letters in Migration to Fernando Po<\/strong>
Rosemary Akpan
Silenced Indigenous Rights of the Cham: Expelled from the Sea, Deprived of the Land<\/strong>
Vadim Atnash (University of Exeter)<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.3<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

17:45-19:00 2.3 Book Launch – Collaborative Lecture Theatre – Followed by Drinks Reception<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Polar x Process x Hydrojustice: Book launch with(out) Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos and collaborative workshop, co-organised by the Freeze \u2018n\u2019 Seize and the Law and Process streams<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Friday, 5th September <\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Session 4, 09:00- 10:30<\/summary>\n
1.4<\/td>Beyond the state–and beyond<\/a><\/strong>

Sodabi, Survival, and Sovereignty: Norm-Making Beyond Colonial Law, 1920\u20131960<\/strong>
Enock Gbonsu (Independent Researcher)<\/em>
Law v Algorithmic Governance? A ‘layered’ ecology of social norms, laws, numbers, and computer code<\/strong>
Zhenbin Zuo (University of Essex)<\/em>
Superseding the State?<\/strong>
Scott Veitch (University of Hong Kong)<\/em><\/td>		Collaborative Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
16.2<\/td>
Law and Literature at Sea 2<\/strong>: Islands and Oceans<\/strong><\/a>

Draw me an Island: The Normative Power of Insularity <\/strong>
Louis Marius Bremond (UGent) and <\/u>A. James Hannaford (UGent)<\/em>
Stories from The Deep: Afrofuturism, Science Fiction and Justice<\/strong>
Katharine Cockin (Essex)<\/em>
Wavewriting the Lawscape in China Mieville\u2019s The Scar<\/em><\/strong>
Emma Patchett (Northumbria)<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.1<\/td><\/tr>
3.1<\/td><\/strong><\/a>Disruptive Technologies 1<\/a><\/strong><\/strong>

Escape Velocity: Transformational Technologies and Retreat of the Rule of Law<\/strong>
Julia J.A. Shaw (De Montfort University)<\/em>
From Aerial Warfare to the Use of AI: A Tale of Exclusion and (in)Humanity<\/strong>
Andrea Farres Jim\u00e9nez (University of Barcelona)<\/em>
Legal Belonging in the Cloud: AI, Diaspora, and the Displacement of Identity<\/strong>
Jasper Egbobamwonyi-Bedaux (Lancaster University)<\/em>
Hoist the Colours High: Reassessing the Digital Services Act in a Liberal Democratic Europe<\/strong>
Tom\u00e1\u0161 Havl\u00ed\u010dek (Institute of Law and Technology, Masaryk University, Czechia)<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.3<\/td><\/tr>
15.5<\/td>
Irreverent legalities<\/a><\/strong>


Multiple Frivolities: Crafting a Living Syllabus from Precarious Grounds<\/strong>
Vijetha Ravi (National Law School of India University) and Malini Chidambaram (Melbourne)<\/em>
A Critical Legal Pedagogy for Teaching Law and Humanities<\/strong>
Guilherme Vasconcelos Vila\u00e7a (Instituto Tecnol\u00f3gico Aut\u00f3nomo de M\u00e9xico (ITAM)<\/em>
Who in the law school still cares about Gregson v Gilbert<\/em>?<\/strong>
Sahar Shah (University of Bristol)<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.1<\/td><\/tr>
19.2<\/td>General Stream 2<\/a><\/strong>

IT BE THE JUSTICE SQUID!! On the Shores of Rasterization<\/strong>
Thomas Giddens (University of Dundee)<\/em>
Overturning the Concept of Aqua Nullius and Re-imagining Juridical Relations Between Indigenous Peoples and Waters as Hydrojustice\u00a0<\/strong>
Mark Harris<\/em>
Reconsidering the Definition and Function of Law: Lessons from the Pirah\u00e3 Tribe and Linguistic Theory<\/strong>
Melis Irem Kirkdisceoglu (University of Nottingham)<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.3<\/td><\/tr>
13.1<\/td>
Mutual dependencies, violence and vulnerabilities: Imagining International Law across terrains <\/strong>
<\/a>
Charting the Course: Navigating the Complex Interplay of Legal, Commercial, and Geopolitical Forces in Global Maritime Trade <\/strong>
Saurabh Sharma and  Sakshi Mishra<\/em>
Rethinking Treaty Compliance from the Periphery: Bangladesh, the Hong Kong Convention, and the Asymmetries of International Environmental Law <\/strong>
Ishtiaque Ahmed<\/em>
Overturning the Concept of Aqua Nullius and Re-imagining Juridical Relations Between Indigenous Peoples and Waters as Hydrojustice <\/strong>
Mark Harris<\/em>
Cartographies of Colonial Spatial Ordering: Rethinking Sovereignty and Law on a Drowning Coastline<\/strong> 
Amritanshi Rathore<\/em>
Coastal Identity, Imaginaries, and the Dominance of TNCs in International Law: A Critical Analysis for Environmental Protection of Marine Commons <\/strong>
Banerjee Chakka and Shruti<\/em><\/td>		Green Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

Plenary 2 (Keynote) – 11:00- 12:30 Green Lecture Theatre<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Vito De Lucia, Professor of International Law, Norwegian Center for the Law of the Sea<\/em>, UiT The Arctic University of Norway<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Lunch, 12:30-13:30<\/h2>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n
Session 5, 13:30 -15:00<\/summary>\n
1.5<\/td>Theorising ecologies for normativity<\/strong>
<\/a>
Revitalising Health with Canguilhem? Between Biological Normativity and the Biopolitical<\/strong>
Conor Heaney (University of Kent)<\/em>
Aesthetics and the Order of Nature<\/strong>
Swastee Ranjan (University of Exeter)<\/em>
Cybernetics in the Epistemology of Environmental Law<\/strong>
Andreas Kostaskis (University of Kent)<\/em><\/td>		Collaborative Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
7.2<\/td>Law and Process 2<\/a><\/strong>

Fear of The Flood: reading legislation through process theory<\/strong>
Stephen Connelly
Stranger Things: real abstraction, real hypostatisation and legal personhood\u2019 <\/strong>
Clair Quentin<\/em>
Dialectis of Juridification: Reading Pa\u0161ukanis’s 100 Years on<\/strong>
Rafa\u0142 Ma\u0144ko<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.1<\/td><\/tr>
11.1<\/td>Exception as Order<\/a><\/strong>

Legal Silence and the Violence of the Rule of Law: The Okinawa Henoko Landfill Litigation in Colonial Structure<\/strong>
Kiwako Murata<\/em>
Land Expropriation for Public Purposes in the Occupied West Bank \u2013 A Critical Historical Perspective<\/strong>
Nidal Daud<\/em>
The protection of people threatened with death: colonial challenges to the Rule of Law and the silencing of witnesses in Brazil and South Africa<\/strong>
Gabriela Azevedo, Marcus V. A. B. De Matos<\/em>

<\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.3<\/td><\/tr>
9.1<\/td>Treasures found on Land , Treasure Lost at Sea: From Mining regulations to Laws of Salvage<\/a><\/strong>

The Unobvious \u2018Treasure Trove\u2019 of Piracy: What can Pirates Teach us about Legal Theory?<\/strong>
Miros\u0142aw M. Sadowski<\/em> (University of Strathclyde)<\/em>
Digging for Trouble: Striking the Balance between Mining Profits and Indigenous Rights under Indian Law<\/strong>
Satvik Sindhu and Ankit Malhotra<\/em>
Treasures of Law after Death: Preliminary Reflections on the \u2018Death and Law\u2019 Project<\/strong>
Nevena Jevremovi\u0107<\/em> (Univeristy of Abderdeen)
<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.5<\/td><\/tr>
17.1<\/td>Reconceptualising borders and exploring migration fictions<\/strong>
<\/a>
Migrating Forms, Crossing (B)Orders: Legal and Literary Subjects on the Move<\/strong>
Peter Schneck & Laura Zander<\/em>
The Legal Constitutions of Borders<\/strong>
Melanie Sadozai,  & Marie Beyrich<\/em>
Beyond Borders: How Global Minimum Tax Challenges the Legal Theories of Border and State Sovereignty<\/strong>
Avin Tiwari<\/em>
 <\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.1<\/td><\/tr>
14.2<\/td>Algorithmic Power and Legal Futures<\/a><\/strong>

The Auditable AI Mirage: When Human Laws Meet Artificial Logic<\/strong>
Isabela Parisio (King\u2019s College London, UK)<\/em>
Dr Arjun Bhagoji (IIT Bombay, India)<\/em>
Aman Gupta (The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, India)<\/em>
Against Linear Audit<\/strong>
Will Mbioh, (University of Kent)<\/em>
Pandora\u2019s Box: Artificial Intelligence and Unimaginable Futures<\/strong>
Holly Swift (De Montfort University)<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.3<\/td><\/tr>
15.1<\/td>Civilization, Race and Empir<\/a>e<\/a><\/strong>

The hopeful futures of critical legal pedagogies of race and empire: the role of imagination and speculation  <\/strong>
Foluke Adebisi and Sahar Shah (University of Bristol) <\/em><\/td>		Green Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
10.1<\/td>Dance\/Law 1<\/a><\/strong>

Chair: Sean Mulcahy
Dance\/law as a performance by a body that remembers: Everyday legal mobility, dance, and the city <\/strong>
Jess Connolly-Smith (University of Lincoln)<\/em>
From techno to tekno, from law to nomos: How free parties are the new frontier of legal imagination<\/strong>
Vittoria Becci  (European University Institute)<\/em>
Contact as property<\/strong> 
Chrys Papaioannou (Independent scholar)<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.5<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

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Session 6, 15:30-17:00<\/summary>\n
1.6<\/td>Econormativities: Problems – past and future<\/a><\/strong>

The Underlying and Wishful Times<\/strong>
Jeremy Pilcher (NYU London)<\/em>
The Humanity Archive: Can AI turn outlaw?<\/strong>
Adimaya Keni (Birkbeck College)<\/em>

 <\/strong><\/td>		Collaborative Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
8.2 <\/td>Hope from the Margins 2<\/a><\/strong>

Storytelling From the Margins<\/strong>
David McKeown, University of Bristol<\/em>
Protection from Below: Reimagining the Climate Refugee Subject Through Local Solidarity and Sanctuary Practices
<\/strong>Irene Sacchetti<\/em>
Reframing marine sacrifice zones as spaces of hope? Law and struggles for marine and coastal spaces in Chile<\/strong>
Sofie Elise Quist<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.1<\/td><\/tr>
7.3<\/td>Law and Process 3<\/strong>
<\/a>
Institutions in Motion: Applying Maurice Hauriou\u2019s Sociolegal Theory to International Organisations<\/strong>
Matilde Masetti Placci<\/em>
International Law is not a thing. Justice becoming law, law becoming justice<\/strong>
Jessica Elias<\/em>
Utilising a process-oriented approach to climate constitutionalism<\/strong>
Gustav Stenseke Arup<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.3<\/td><\/tr>
19.3<\/td>General Stream 3<\/a><\/strong>

The border between the land and the sea – searching for a litoris<\/strong>
Harri Karp\u00e9n (University of Helsinki)<\/em>
The Island After the Law: Reading Jurisprudence in Cassares\u2019 The Invention of Morel<\/em><\/strong>
Hayley Gibson (Open University)<\/em>
Postcolonial Law Between Speech and Violence: Inoperativity in Samuel Beckett\u2019s Molloy<\/em> <\/strong>
Patrick Hanafin (Birkbeck College, University of London)<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.5<\/td><\/tr>
15.6<\/td>Critique within the University<\/strong>
<\/a>
A Civilised Hypocrite: Navigating Contemporary Legal Academia  <\/strong>
Shahab Saqib (Birmingham)  <\/em>
The CLS Educational Network <\/strong>
Ruben Wissing (Ghent) <\/em>
Teaching a Critical Syllabus<\/strong>
Maggie O\u2019Brien<\/em><\/td>		Green Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
10.2<\/td>Dance\/Law 2<\/a><\/strong>

Chemsex and the law: Exploring the legal borderlands and narco-frontiers in the justice system\u2019s response to drug-related sexual offences <\/strong>
(Sean Mulcahy, La Trobe University)<\/em>
Between a glissade and a swim at Li Galli: a performance lecture on Dance\/Law and the Sea<\/strong><\/strong>
Maria Federica Moscati (University of Sussex)<\/em>
 <\/strong><\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.5<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
17:00- 18:30 Plenary Keynote- Green Lecture Theatre<\/strong><\/summary>\n

Coast Lines: The Audacity of the Beach<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Anne Bottomley (Emeritus Reader, Kent Law School, University of Kent)<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

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Saturday, 6th September<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Session 7, 11:30-13:00<\/summary>\n
<\/td><\/td>Rooms<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
4.2<\/td><\/a>Carl Schmitts’ Land & Sea on the Shores of the Postcolony 1<\/a><\/strong>

The Desire of Land & Sea<\/em><\/strong>
Jaco Barnard-Naud\u00e9<\/em>
Schmitt at Sea<\/strong>
Julia Chryssostalis<\/em>
Thermodynamic Appropriation: Sea-level Rise and International Legal Order<\/strong>
Nico Buitendag<\/em>
Law\u2019s Commissaries? Irregular Fighters and their Relation to the Laws of War<\/strong>
Juan Diego Dimat\u00e9<\/em>
<\/td>		Collaborative Lecture Theatre<\/td><\/tr>
17.3 <\/td>Externalisation, securitisation, and resistant border identities<\/strong>
<\/a>

\u201cNo ID, no problem – the border guards are my brothers\u201d: Kinship vs digital IDs in the Mizoram\/Chin State borderlands<\/strong>
Natalie Brinham<\/em>
Limbo, displacement, and ‘one in one out’: a critical semiotics of border control<\/strong>
Emma Patchett<\/em>
 <\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.1<\/td><\/tr>
7.1<\/td>Law and Process 1<\/a><\/strong>

Stiegler\u2019s Process Philosophy of Technology & the Automation of Liberal Institutions
<\/strong>Conor Heaney & Connal Parsley<\/em>
Law Unstill | Mycelium, Trans-Dividuation, Process-Oriented Ontology<\/strong>
Korina (Kyriaki) Pavlidou<\/em>
Legal Categories in Flux: Rights of Nature and the \u2018Ratio\u2019 of Western Law<\/strong>
Iris Pitk\u00e4nen<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.3<\/td><\/tr>
11.5<\/td>Stream Discussion on the Rule of Law, Colonialism and Legal Silence<\/strong>
<\/a>Kiwako Murato<\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 1.5<\/td><\/tr>
15.2<\/td>Playing with Law<\/a><\/strong>

Playing with Reason: Using a Card Game to Emulate and Critique Common Law Reason <\/strong>
Thomas Giddens (Dundee) and David Yuratich (Exeter) <\/em><\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.1<\/td><\/tr>
6.3<\/td>Revolutionary Constitutionalism 3: Book Discussion Session <\/a><\/strong><\/strong>

State Violence and Legal Accountability: The Wait for Justice<\/strong>
Dr Ceylan Beg\u00fcm Y\u0131ld\u0131zi<\/em>
<\/td>		Peter Chalk 2.3<\/td><\/tr>
10.1<\/td>Dance Session<\/strong><\/td>Terrace, Devonshire House<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table>


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