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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 →

Its not long now. So to ensure you get to us safely, a transport guide has been prepared. It has all the information you need on reaching Maynooth. And so you can stay in touch once you get here, at … Continue reading →

We are very much looking forward to gathering very soon in Maynooth. We would like to hold this conference as safely as reasonably possible, so we thought we would set in place some cautious COVID-19 policies and practices that we … Continue reading →

We do not often post non-conference announcements, but we are noting the CFP by a sister legal history organisation, the Australia and New Zealand Law and History Society. Their 40th conference is at UTS, Sydney, Australia 1-3 December 2022. There … Continue reading →

Dear Presenters This is a short set of presentation protocols that we hope will help things run as smoothly as possible! Please do read them carefully. All presentation slots are 20 minutes. This is the same regardless of whether you … Continue reading →

Dear colleagues, just a reminder that early registration closes in about 18 hours. Please do register to avoid the slightly higher registration fee. See you in June! shaunnagh

This is the (hopefully) final program and abstract book. The program: While much of the program is the same as the draft program there have been several significant changes – for example panels moved to a different time/day. So please … Continue reading →

Apologies to those who have had trouble accessing the accommodation code or who were a little late booking before it expired. The code has been reinstated. We do suggest booking promptly. Please do follow the instructions given and use the … Continue reading →

We are live! Registration is now open and the program is here for viewing. A couple of matters: The Program: we have done our best to put together panels where papers will genuinely be in conversation. There may be one … Continue reading →

Dear Colleagues The Abstract Book is now available. The book has two parts. Part I contains all abstracts, from all streams, including from those who submitted panels. Part II contains the panels that were submitted. As we have noted, the … Continue reading →