Rudolph „Ruud“ Peters, 1943–2022 With Ruud Peters, the field of Islamic jurisprudence loses a pioneer, scholar, mentor and inspiring teacher. And, for those who knew him personally, a good friend. Plenary sessions will address these concerns, focusing important research and conversations on dismantling and reshaping the social, legal and political structures that perpetuate and instantiate racism and inequality in society. That said, while slavery and colonialism are tragic common links and legacies in the modern world, this meeting will explain how to move forward to forge more just societies. – Check out our FAQ! Lists of legal studies conferences are indexed in scholarly databases such as Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar, Zenedo, OpenAIRE, EBSCO, BASE, WorldCAT, Sherpa/RoMEO, Compendex, Elsevier, Scopus, Thomson Reuters (Web of Science), RCSI Library, UGC Approved Journals, ACM, CAS, ACTA, CASSI, ISI, SCI, ESCI, SCIE, Springer, Wiley, Taylor Francis and The Science Citation Index (SCI). Legal Studies Conferences 2022/2023/2024 lists relevant events for national/international researchers, scientists, scientists, professionals, engineers, exhibitors, sponsors, academics, scientists and academics to visit and present their research activities. Eric Chaumont, 1960-2021 Eric Chaumont, esteemed member of the International Society for Islamic Legal Studies, leader in the French-language study of Islamic legal theory and dear friend of many of us, passed away in September 2021. Read more The conference is organized in partnership between LSA and other social law associations around the world, including the Research Committee on the Sociology of Law, the Asian Association of Law and Society, the Africa Law and Society Network, the Association for Socio-Legal Studies, the Canadian Law and Society Association, the Japan Association for the Sociology of Law, the Association of Law and Society of Australia and New Zealand, the Brazilian Network of Empirical Legal Studies, the Brazilian Association of Sociology of Law and the Section of Sociology of Law and Justice of the Portuguese Sociological Association. Nowadays, in line with the rapid growth of technology at present, cybercrime is also getting worse. Cybercrime comes with its development.

In collaboration with Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Hukum Sumpah Pemuda (STIHPADA), Goodwood Conferences is hosting the International Conference on Legal Studies (ICoLS) on the special theme „Justice in Cyber World: against the evolution of cybercrime“. This conference will take place on November 30, 2022. In this first row, ICoLS will provide an excellent forum for researchers from around the world to collaborate and share new ideas and ideas aimed at accelerating the development of legal studies, particularly as it relates to cybercrime. The conference will be different from previous meetings. In recent years, LSA and its partner associations have had to adapt to the current circumstances of COVID-19. For the 2022 Global Meeting, we plan to implement a blended format to welcome our participants, including those who cannot travel to Portugal. We plan to offer a virtual meeting option and some sessions that will be available in person and online. Even after the formal abolition of slavery, colonization became a rebranded form of human subjugation and subordination, clearly visible through the lenses of Europe`s imperial expansion in Asia and Africa, a precursor to modern forms of slavery and predatory methods in which modern societies exploit the non-human environment. The resulting violence and exploitation remain to this day a point of social, legal, cultural and even ecological trauma.

A detailed list of recent and upcoming international conferences, events, seminars, webinars and workshops on judicial and legal studies taking place in 2023 can only be found under Conference Alerts. We are the largest conference platform with written lectures in 150+ academic courses in 195 countries around the world. Join the list of 100,000 registered conference subscribers to receive free email alerts of your choice at a global conference. Due to the uncertainty caused by the ongoing global pandemic, organizers of this year`s conference are currently planning a hybrid approach for those who will not be able to travel to Lisbon in 2022. This includes delivering on-site activities and presentations to virtual participants, while allowing for fully virtual options for scientists who are not in person.