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2025
April
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Crossroads in Private International Law Seminar Series
-Upcoming Spring Seminars
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CCL Seminar: Balancing Trademark and Free Speech Rights in Trademark Enforcement Laws by Professor Lisa P. Ramsey
-Trademark laws are government regulations of language, designs, and other types of expression used to communicate about the source of goods or services. Trademarks are also used by their owners and others to provide information about a product’s qualities, express ideas and opinions, and decorate products and their packaging. Unfortunately,...
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SGSAH Event: Writing a Postdoc Grant Proposal
-The full-day workshop is designed to introduce students to the process of approaching and writing a research proposal for a postdoctoral application. In the first part of the event, we will provide an overview of postdoctoral fellowship opportunities in the UK, the EU, and internationally. We will then host a roundtable...
March
February
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AUCEL seminar: Energy Policy Making: A Practitioner's Perspective
-We will have coffees/sandwiched in the room for 12.30 so please do come early. We are pleased to welcome back to Aberdeen, our LLM alumna, Anca Mihalache, who is now the Head of Smart Energy Policy at DESNZ. The presentation will provide an overview of the energy policy-making process in Great Britain,...
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ACCPIL Seminar: The United Nations Convention against Cybercrime: A Chinese Perspective by Professor Zhixiong Huang
-The UN Convention against Cybercrime adopted by the UN General Assembly in December 2024 is the result of an enduring east-west rivalry, from the early debate from November 2019 on whether a new UN convention was needed, to the entire process up to August 2024. The seminar will first trace the controversies surrounding the...
2024
November
July
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Giant Pylons: Why Here, Why Now in NE Scotland: a Workshop to Explore Law, Policy and the Bigger Picture
-The aim of this workshop is to assess the position post election and identify questions on law and policy reform relating to infrastructure linked to renewable energy. This will be contextualised by consideration of just why ‘ giant pylons’ are such a hot button issue in the NE of Scotland....
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Giant Pylons: Why Here, Why Now in NE Scotland: a Workshop to Explore Law, Policy and the Bigger Picture
-The aim of this workshop to assess the position post election and identify questions on law and policy reform relating to infrastructure linked to renewable energy. This will be contextualised by consideration of just why ‘ giant pylons’ are such a hot button issue in the NE of Scotland. This...
June
