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Registration is open! The link will take you to the registration website for the conference. Registration will be open well into next year and in fact if you are intending to stay on campus in the university accommodation we suggest … Continue reading →

August 31 was not a great deadline for our Northern Hemisphere colleagues who are just starting the academic year. So we are extending to 13 September, hopefully allowing for the insanity of the first few weeks of teaching to settle.

We are absolutely delighted to announce that Professor Mitra Sharafi has agreed to be our keynote for Toronto. Mitra is the Evjue-Bascom Professor of Law at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the President-elect of the American Society for Legal History. … Continue reading →

Not long now. Please get your abstracts in! Looking forward to seeing you all in Toronto.

A reminder. The Call for Papers for Empires IV is out with a month(ish) until the deadline of 31 August 2024. We look forward to your abstracts. And a welcome to our new subscribers!

The Call for Papers is out. The deadine for abstracts is 31 August 2024. Please circulate widely. Information on registration and accommodation will be provided a little later in the year, well in time to organise your travel. We look … Continue reading →

When: 10-12 July 2025 Where: University of Toronto CFP and further info: Coming soon! Diarise the dates.

CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST ASLH Pre-conference workshop: The American Society for Legal History (ASLH) schedules pre-conference workshops at its annual meetings. The 2024 conference is taking place in San Francisco beginning on Friday October 25th, 2024. The ASLH’s pre-conference … Continue reading →

We know a few people are still registering. If you are still needing to register can you please register through this link and, if you are registering for remote attendance, also send an email to shaunnagh.dorsett@uts.edu.au in order that we … Continue reading →

So this really really is the final version of both the abstract book and the program. Please check carefully, there have only a few changes but your slot might be one of them as two or three panels have shifted … Continue reading →