The Singapore Symposium in Legal Theory 2017
The Singapore Symposium in Legal Theory is an initiative supported by the Faculty of Law to promote discussion of current research in the field of legal theory, broadly conceived. It consists of occasional seminars and a formal programme of papers held in Semester 2 each year, in which those working in legal theory from around the world join with colleagues at NUS to present work in progress and explore contemporary debates.
Date | Paper Titles & Presenters | Slides | Videos |
31 January 2017 Tuesday, 5-7pm |
Legislation as Stipulation Associate Professor Patrick Emerton Monash University |
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14 February 2017 Tuesday, 5-7pm |
What Makes a Social Order Primitive? In Defense of Hart’s Take On International Law Associate Professor David Lefkowitz University of Richmond |
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7 March 2017 Tuesday, 5-7pm |
Democratic Equality or Confucian Hierarchy? Professor Joseph Chan The University of Hong Kong |
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21 March 2017 Tuesday, 5-7pm |
Constituting the People Professor Leslie Green University of Oxford |
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4 April 2017 Tuesday, 5-7pm |
The Political Morality of Criminal Law Associate Professor James Edwards University of Oxford |
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