Awesome event, I’m looking forward to it! My paper will discuss how DAO (decentralised autonomous organisation) prompts us to reimagine rules, governance, and organisations.

So, I did a thing. I gave my version of what is law and society and the sociology of law, plus resources, and put it on my website. Please share with anyone who wants to learn more about law and society! My views only! ashleytrubin.com/what-is-law-an…

🚨New #Frontiers Post 🚨 In #Borderlands this week, Prof Patrick Schmidt (@pdwschmidt) from @MacalesterCollege explores the history, development, and trajectories of the discipline of Socio-Legal Studies. Read the full blog post here: frontiers.csls.ox.ac.uk/what-is-socio-…

This week on #SecondaryRules, we take a timely look at the issue of political advertising.📻📺 Join us in examining a landmark case that established there is an implied right to freedom of political communication in the Australian Constitution. 🎧Listen: anulaw.info/3rsRT60

The SLSA are looking for new stream convenors, and that includes convenors for the Law, Literature and Humanities stream, previously convened by Julia JA Shaw and David Gurnham. Details below...

🚨New #Frontiers Post. In this week’s #TalkingAboutMethods we are sharing two interviews, with Dr Marie Burton from CSlide and @ShonaMinson from Oxford Criminology on emotional labour and vicarious trauma in carrying out research. Read more here: frontiers.csls.ox.ac.uk/emotional-labo…

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US Attorney says Sam Bankman-Fried perpetrated one of the biggest financial crimes in US history.

WATCH: Rare earths are vital components in many tech devices, but mining is decimating the environment. Using bubble tea, A/Prof Jonathan Liljeblad sheds light on the toxic toll in Kachin State, Myanmar. (interview from 8.30) youtu.be/HZaCzNIf7b0?si…

In 1924-25, the British government organised the British Empire Exhibition in London to promote cooperation within the British Empire. HK took part, with its own exhibition area to show this small colony to the British public. Hear more from Gary Wong: bit.ly/49ljhDv

Exciting news! Registration open for workshop at ANU Law School, 'Industry 4.0 – Navigating the Future of Legal Services,' on 14 and 15 June! We’ve lined up top academics and industry leaders. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation: events.humanitix.com/industry-4-0-n…

The ANU College of Law will host an interdisciplinary workshop on the future of legal services amidst sweeping societal and technological transformations. 🗓️ Friday 14 June – Saturday 15 June ⏰ 10.00am-4.00pm 🏫 Philippa Weeks Library Register now 👇 anulaw.info/3ywcRDT

My latest article, 'The curious case of blockchain in rural China: Unravelling power, profit, and surveillance,' is now available on Big Data & Society! Blockchain in China, like other emerging technologies, is a state-led initiative for national rejuvenation. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20…

📢 New paper is out!! ‘The curious case of blockchain in rural China: Unravelling power, profit, and surveillance’ by Alvin Hoi-Chun Hung (Alvin HC Hung). Head here for full article ➡️: buff.ly/3VEJ9FS #Blockchain #AuthoritarianCapitalism #surveillance

Read this article by Alvin HC Hung, which delves into the impact of traditional Chinese legal culture of #property on contemporary Chinese societies. Chinese Law Blog: ccl.law.hku.hk/chinese-law-bl… Chinese Law eJournal: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Alvin HC Hung has started a new academic blog about law and technology as a social phenomenon, 'Code, Law, and Thought'. Give it a read 👇 anulaw.info/3zusEnu

Great to see this out helped along by some really helpful reviews. Thank you unknown people! Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies

New article about a new legal tool for fighting crypto fraud! 🚨 In a Supreme Court ruling, ‘newcomer injunctions’ were introduced, binding anyone with notice. They're able address challenges unique to crpyto fraud like anonymity and asset tracing. newlawjournal.co.uk/content/unknow…

How do smaller states & middle powers in Indo-Pacific live with an intensifying US-China competition? Looking forward to the speakers' insights in the ANU CIW Forum.

🆕 Research Methods in Labour Law, edited by Melbourne Law School's Alysia Blackham & Sean Cooney, contributions from Professor Nareen Young @[email protected] Catherine Barnard Alan Bogg @MiriamKullmann Alvin HC Hung + many others More info ➡️ e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/9781… 🆓 Read Chapter 1 ➡️ doi.org/10.4337/978180…