We and Grotius Centre are exploring the significance of judicial decisions in an upcoming lecture! Join us on 19 September to ponder the role of international #courts in the context of long-standing global issues. 👉 Register now: asser.nl/education-even… #InternationalLaw

Don't miss out on top tips from author, educator and publisher William Germano on how to transform your thesis into a manuscript. 📅 11th Sept 2024 🕛 4pm BST / 11am EDT Register here (only £1): bit.ly/46sSjcu Writers & Artists

Read an extract from 'The Legal Recognition of Animal Sentience: Principles, Approaches and Applications' edited by Jane Kotzmann and M B Rodriguez Ferrere bit.ly/4dRyWwf #AnimalLaw #LegalPhilosophy

Out now: 'Carbon-Free Shipping and Shipping Carbon: Contracts in Context' edited by Stephen Girvin and Vibe Ulfbeck bit.ly/3AOEj0O #ShippingLaw #ContractLaw #Decarbonisation

What does open scholarship in the humanities mean in practice? What might the benefits be, and how do we get there? Join us online for a unique panel event next month, ft. author Paul Longley Arthur + speakers connected to The British Academy Find out more: bit.ly/3Xl6xZT #OA

Now published: 'Green Shipping Contracts: A Contract Governance Approach to Achieving Decarbonisation in the Shipping Sector' by Pia Rebelo bit.ly/4cJfhgX #ShippingLaw #ContractLaw #Decarbonisation

New: 'Good Judgment: The European Court of Justice as a Context-Conscious Lawmaker' by Urška Šadl bit.ly/3X8aa48 #EuropeanLaw #ConstitutionalLaw

Paul Arthur and Lydia Heard, authors of the open access book Open Scholarship in the Humanities discuss the path to open research. Read their thoughts in today’s Academic blog post 👉bit.ly/3Z65ajd

Here is a free sample chapter from 'Referendums as Representative Democracy' by Leah Trueblood bit.ly/3T8xZaY #ConstitutionalLaw

Read an extract from 'The Constitution of South Korea: A Contextual Analysis' by Chaihark Hahm bit.ly/4dI84Ps #ConstitutionalLaw #AsianLaw #ComparativeLaw

Out now: 'EU External Relations and the Power of Law: Liber Amicorum in Honour of Marise Cremona' edited by Kenneth A Armstrong, Joanne Scott and Anne Thies bit.ly/4e0NMk8 #EuropeanLaw #InternationalLaw

If you’re attending the SLS Annual Conference this week, don’t forget to visit our stand to chat to our editors and browse our recent titles. Find out more: bit.ly/3MszqNE Bristol Law School #SLSBristol24

New #openaccess books from Bloomsbury Classical Studies & Archaeology , Bloomsbury History , Bloomsbury Philosophy & Hart Publishing

Lovely to see Anne Davies at the SLS Annual Conference today! Here she is with her book ‘Valuing Employment Rights’, on display at the Hart stand. Stop by to take a look! #SLSBristol24 📘 bit.ly/4gdsqSG

🤩 This book has jumped to the top of my reading list. It explores the origins of self-determination, the connection between self-determination and decolonization, and the judicial review of claims to self-determination. Details: bloomsbury.com/uk/97815099450…

Fantastic ECR session SLS Annual Conference Bristol Law School on publishing books and articles and funding. Thank you Hart Publishing Cambridge University Press - Law legalstudies The SLS and Edward Elgar publishing. #SLSBristol24

A great photo of Chen Wei Zhu at the SLS Annual Conference with his co-edited book ‘Music Borrowing and Copyright Law’, on display at the Hart stand. #SLSBristol24 📘 bit.ly/4g9R7zb

📚Last chance to visit the Publishers Exhibition today at #SLSBristol24 The SLS Bristol Law School , open today from 08.30 – 18.30. Visit all our exhibitor stands. Thanks to all our exhibitors for their support! slsconference.com/sponsors/

Congratulations Vilija Vėlyvytė for winning the Second Peter Birks Prize for Outstanding Legal Scholarship! SLS Annual Conference #SLSBristol24