20 July 2010

2010/11 Conferences

Books_-_law For those with a brand-new academic diary this summer, here are some dates for forthcoming conferences in 2010/11:

ALT-C is to be held on 7-9 September 2010 in Nottingham, with the theme "Into something rich and strange" - making sense of the sea-change.

Shortly followed by SLS in Southampton(13-16 Sept), whose main theme is "The Human Rights Act Ten Years On" with Lord Justice Sedley of the Court of Appeal and Lord Reed of the Court of Session in discussion with Professor David Feldman.

LILAC will be from 28-29 January 2011 in Warwick, with a submission deadline coming up soon on 10 Sept 2010.  The keynote speaker will be Professor John Brennan, Director of the Centre for Higher Education Research and Information (CHERI) and Professor of Higher Education Research at the Open University.

The dates for the 26th annual BILETA conference are 11-12 April 2011, two weeks before Easter.  Manchester Metroplitan Law School at hosting the event, they will be using twitter @bileta2011 for regular updates.

The SLSA will be in Brighton at the University Sussex (12-14 April) immediately after BILETA.

The 46th ALT conference will also be the week before Easter from 18-20 April in Cardiff.  Their website is yet to be updated, and information will appear soon.

As usual, the UKCLE diary contains many other events and has an RSS feed to keep you up to date.  Listed below are 10 forthcoming events:

20 Jul 2010 16:33:34 | BILETA, Conferences, LILAC

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