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Presenters have been sent the final program. For everyone else who may be coming, we are now posting it. The final Abstract Book is also available. Please do remember to bring these with you on your devices as we will … Continue reading →

The American Society for Legal History has recently established $2000 research fellowships for early career scholars, publishing in English, whose research concerns non-US topics. The application deadline is June 30, 2025. More information is available here.

A packet to familiarize you with Toronto is now posted on the Toronto 2025 / General Information page. It is also here.

We have a version 2 (and, in terms of panels, final version) of the program. Hopefully we have accommodated everyone’s requests. We are still looking for Chairs for panel sessions. If you are participating in person please consider volunteering: we … Continue reading →

There have been difficulties (mostly mine) with links. Please go to our Registration page to register.

We are now closing in on the time when we need to start finalizing our numbers for the Legal Histories of Empire conference in Toronto. Registration is scheduled to close June 1. Please make sure you are registered as soon … Continue reading →

Dear Conference Presenters We expect to finalise the program in the next week. If you have any final issues with the program, or now find you cannot attend, please let us know as soon as possible. Once the program is … Continue reading →

Information about the July 9 workshop is now posted on the Program page.

We have an update on Massey College and have now secured two other accommodation options. Massey College – Updated As indicated in our March 2 posting, Massey College offers dorm-style accommodation at a lower rate than Chestnut Residence, and much lower … Continue reading →

The draft program is out! It hopefully will remain much the same but, as with every conference, there may be some changes or even a version 2, before July. We are very excited by the range and quality of the … Continue reading →