On Tuesday 10 February at 2-3.30pm in Edward Wright F61 and on Teams, Dr Allan Gillies (University of Glasgow) will speak on his new book 'Narco-Democratization: Organized Crime and Political Transition in Bolivia'. The development of … Continue reading Dr Allan Gillies Presents his New Book ‘Narco-Democratization: Organized Crime and Political Transition in Bolivia’
Join us for a talk by Dr Eve Hayes de Kalaf (Institute of Historical Research, School of Advanced Study, University of London). Organised by the Aberdeen Centre for Constitutional and Public International Law (ACCPIL) and the Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society & Rule of Law (CISRUL) at the University of Aberdeen. Room KCG7 and on Teams. This talk … Continue reading Dr Eve Hayes de Kalaf on Globalising Digital Identity: Citizenship, Rights and ‘Statelessness-like’ Experiences
On Tuesday 3 March at 11-12.30 in Taylor A08 or on Teams, Neha Dwivedi (PhD researcher, Politics & IR) will lead discussion of the short article "Gender Studies in Afghanistan or jender bazi: The Neoliberal University, Knowledge Production and Labour Under Military Occupation" and its relevance to temporality, gender and conflict. This reading seminar forms part of our Time … Continue reading Neha Dwivedi on ‘Gender Studies in Afghanistan or Jender Bazi’
POSTPONED. New date TBC. As part of our reading seminar series ‘What Is a Constitution? Reading Toward a Problem’, co-hosted by the Centre for Constitutional and Public International Law (CCPIL), … Continue reading POSTPONED Reading Seminar: ‘Historicising Constitutions’
As part of our reading seminar series ‘What Is a Constitution? Reading Toward a Problem’, co-hosted by the Centre for Constitutional and Public International Law (CCPIL), we are holding another … Continue reading Reading Seminar: ‘Economic Constitutionalism’
