All events tagged with Law

• Thursday18Oct2018

  • 24 July - 28 October

    Eavesdropping

    Exhibition

    'Eavesdropping' is a unique collaboration between Ian Potter Museum of Art, Liquid Architecture and the Melbourne Law School, comprising an exhibition, a public program, a series of working groups and touring event which explores the politics of l...

    Liquid ArchitectureMlsMelbourne Law SchoolLawArt

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• Thursday25Oct2018

  • 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

    Vulnerable Law Sources, and How to Take Care of Them

    Free Public Lecture

    2018 Rare Books Lecture The description of legal books as ‘rare’ invokes a sense of romance: the preservation of fragments of previous centuries, in specialist archives and libraries, awaiting discovery by the assiduous scholar. Ann Genovese's wo...

    PresentersAssociate Professor Ann Genovese
    Legal BooksAnn GenoveseRare BooksHistoryBooksLaw

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• Sunday28Oct2018

  • 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

    Melbourne Law School Dean's Event: Shanghai Reception and Dinner

    Other

    The new Dean of Melbourne Law School, Professor Pip Nicholson invites you to drinks and dinner at Taste&See (尝尝滋味). This is a great opportunity to expand your personal and professional networks, hear the latest news from Melbourne Law School and...

    Melbourne Law SchoolChinaLaw

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• Monday29Oct2018

  • 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

    Melbourne Law School Dean's Events Hong Kong: Drinks and Dinner

    Other

    The new Dean of Melbourne Law School, Professor Pip Nicholson, invites you to welcome drinks and dinner at Dynasty Restaurant at the Renaissance Habour View Hotel on Monday 29 October 2018 at 7:00pm. This is a great opportunity to expand your per...

    Professor Pip NicholsonMlsMelbourne Law SchoolChinaLaw

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• Monday5Nov2018

  • 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

    Constitutional Reform in Sri Lanka: Meeting Majoritarian Challenges while Providing for Meaningful Devolution

    Free Public Lecture

    Nearly a decade after the defeat of armed separatism, Sri Lanka is yet to arrive at a constitutional settlement of its ethnic crisis. While Tamil moderates seem prepared to accept powersharing within a single country, there is strong pressure from...

    PresentersDr Jayampathy Wickramaratne
    CourtsConstitution Transformation NetworkCccsConstitutionGovernmentDemocracyLaw

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