Today plans were lodged for 543 public homes on the former St Teresa's Gardens site by The Land Development Agency on behalf of Dublin City Council. There will be 389 cost-rental & 154 social units made up of 225x 1 bed, 274x 2 beds & 44x 3 beds. To find out more check: donoreprojectpart10.ie

Today is Agonise over Pedagogy Day. nytimes.com/2015/10/18/opi…

The real problem with civil strife is you just never know where it might lead…

Irish Jurisprudence Society Online Symposium on @IoannaTourkocho book “Freedom of Expression: Revolutionary Roots of American and French Legal Thought”. Wednesday 29 March, 4pm-6pm. With commentary from Prof Sionaidh Douglas-Scott and Donal Coffey Sign up here: forms.office.com/e/2v4D2EbiRA And pls rt!

This is online, so if you are interested, you need not be in Dublin.

Doctoral scholarship (fees and maintenance) at Maynooth law! Get in touch if you (or your students) are interested to work on project in international law theory / international economic law / stuff like that! maynoothuniversity.ie/law/funding-op…

Academics are right to be willing to be outsiders.

Heads-up Dubliners: Next Wednesday (3-430pm) I will present my paper 'Law in the Service of Legitimacy' to the Irish Jurisprudence Society (National University of Ireland buildings, Merrion Square) with Oisin Suttle @oran_doyle and Conor Crummey.

*In that movie guy voice*: This February... Statehood gets redefined. Cambridge University Press - Law ASIL ASIL_ILTIG York Law School

Next Wednesday (24/01, 15:00) in Trinity College Dublin: I will present my paper "Knowing When We Know Best" which draws on the work on authoritative directives to make sense of the role of personal decisions. Thanks to the Irish Jurisprudence Society, C. Crummey & Oisin Suttle!

Workshop on experiments in (general) jurisprudence to be held in Maynooth on June 5 featuring papers by analytic, socio-legal, and experimental scholars: Kenneth Himma, Kevin Tobia, Fernanda Pirie, Grant Lamond, Karolina Prochownik and Kenneth Ehrenberg. Programme etc. to follow.

Hello? ...Hello? Is there anyone still sharing research on this platform? Just in case there's someone out there, here is a new article discussing law, markets, and inequality: academic.oup.com/ojls/advance-a…

This is the programme for our Experimental Jurisprudence workshop on June 5. If you're interested in watching a live-stream, DM me and I'll see what's possible.

On 19 November, I'm in Ireland with the folks MU School of Law & Criminology discussing my Cambridge University Press - Law ASIL monograph 'Statehood as Political Community' - comments by Gürkan Çapar, Sahara Nankan, and Conor Crummey (thanks to Oisin Suttle for organising). maynoothuniversity.ie/law/events/boo…

MU School of Law & Criminology is delighted to advertise two Assistant Professor in Criminology posts (permanent, whole-time), with a deadline for applications of 23.30hrs (Irish Local Time) on Thursday, 5th December 2024. my.corehr.com/pls/nuimrecrui…

Glad to have this short piece on #AI and #work in Big Think - it's an excerpt from my contribution to Dave Edmonds' David Edmonds new edited volume "AI Morality" (OUP) bigthink.com/business/why-a…

The School of Law and Criminology recently hosted coordinated by Dr Oisin Suttle & Dr. Gürkan Çapar, which explored the evolving roles of epistemic authority and expertise within the landscape of global/international governance. See:tinyurl.com/krm5rvuj

'AI is the inevitable next step in the development of the universe'; the aim of the univere is to 'take design to the limit'. Are these scientific claims? Or ethical / philosophical / theological claims? Whatever they are, AI is of such importance that it is crucial that the