We are pleased to announce the continuation of the Helsinki Legal History Series this Autumn, featuring renowned international scholars. Hosted by the University of Helsinki and organized by the Eurostorie and Cocolaw research units, these seminars are open to all. You can attend in person or join us via live stream.
The theme for this Fall is "Identities and Legal History", exploring crucial legal concepts through diverse historical, political, and regional lenses. This series provides valuable insights into the development of legal systems and their societal impacts.
Upcoming Seminars:
- Emily Prifogle (University of Michigan)
“Making Rural America: A Legal History”. September 24th, 3:00–4:30 PM (UTC+3, Helsinki time)
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- Anne Orford (University of Melbourne)
“The Promises and Perils of Interdisciplinary Encounters”. October 8th, 3:00–4:30 PM (UTC+3, Helsinki time)
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- Luisa Brunori (CNRS)
“The Identity of Partners and the Anonymity of Capital in Transatlantic Trade during the Early Modern Period”. November 5th, 3:00–4:30 PM (UTC+3, Helsinki time)
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- Pedro Cardim (Universidade Nova de Lisboa)
“Corporations and Jurisdictional Culture: Exploring the Political Identity of Early Modern Iberian Monarchies” December 10th, 3:00–4:30 PM (UTC+3, Helsinki time)
For more information and to join the seminars, check out our website.
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