Doing Socio-Legal Research in a Pandemic: How, Why, When, Where?

November 23rd, 2021|0 Comments

By Flora Renz and Clare Williams (University of Kent)  The ways we do, talk, and think about socio-legal research have fundamentally shifted. State and University responses to Covid-19 have disrupted sites of power and privilege, of inclusion and exclusion, of access [...]

Call for Members to Participate in the First Ever SLSA Membership Survey

November 14th, 2021|0 Comments

The SLSA is pleased to be launching its first comprehensive membership survey on Monday 15th November 2021. The survey will improve our understanding of the profile of individuals who identity as socio-legal scholars, including lecturers, research students, and independent researchers. [...]

Socio-Legal Trajectories: A comparative research project on the formation and development of non-doctrinal study of law over the past 60 years

September 22nd, 2021|0 Comments

A Research Network based at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory Jen Hendry, Christian Boulanger and Naomi Creutzfeldt have teamed up to work on a book project to explore socio-legal connections as they develop. Although the focus for the project is the [...]

SLSA_UKSLSA@SLSA_UK·
23h

NEW VIDEO ON THE SLSA YOUTUBE CHANNEL

2019 winner of an SLSA Research Grant and Executive Board member @DrEmmaMilne discusses her research findings:...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n3OPw89SwI

Reply on Twitter 1467784330474921985Retweet on Twitter 14677843304749219852Like on Twitter 14677843304749219854Twitter 1467784330474921985
Load More...

We encourage posts which do three things:

Information

The blog seeks to inform our members about ongoing research

Detail your research

The SLSA Blog seeks to inform our members – and the wider socio-legal research community – about interesting research in this area. Blogs posts can detail both research findings or ongoing projects.

Conversation

We want the blog to facilitate discussion and debate.

Debate and Discuss

The SLSA blog is intended to provoke to discussion and debate amongst its readers on issues of socio-legal interest. Do participate in the conversation by commenting on published posts.

Dissemination

We want to hear about Socio-Legal event and activities

Showcase your events

The SLSA Blog is also interested in receiving posts which detail the outcomes of events which are of interest to the socio-legal community. Be it a workshop, conference or research trip, posts reflecting on the output of relevant events are welcome.