
Principal Research Fellow, Bentham Project, @UCLLaws. Historian of convict transportation & Norfolk Island (1825-1855). Not here any more.
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Slavery in the time of Thomas Muir: symposium next Wed (6th Nov):
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Ya podéis escuchar “No lo entiendo”
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Very proud to announce the publication of the Research Handbook on Law and Utilitarianism I have had the pleasure to edit : e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/researc…
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I'm giving this talk tomorrow in London, registrations are still open! kcl.ac.uk/events/tom-mboyas-…
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Introducing the first podcast from UCL Press Play! In episode one of The Greatest Good, Philip Schofield is joined by Gregory Dart from @ArtsHumsUCL to talk Jeremy Bentham, Romanticism and the ‘Cockney College’. Listen free via @UCLpress: ow.ly/nioh50TMtpS
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IT'S THE MOST WOMBATFUL TIME OF THE YEAR.
Happy #WorldWombatDay to all who celebrate.
#Wombat #Tasmania #MammalWatching #wombats #fieldwork
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The first episode of The Greatest Good, a @UCLPress podcast, in which Professor Gregory Dart discusses 'Bentham, Romanticism, and the "Cockney College"' with Professor Philip Schofield, is now available to listen to online🎧
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ONLINE EVENT: In this talk, Jonathan Connolly will discuss his book WORTHY OF FREEDOM, a history of Indian indentured labour in British Guiana, Trinidad, and Mauritius after the abolition of slavery in the British Empire.
Book now ➡️ ucl.ac.uk/americas/events/20…
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Structural Injustice & the Law that I coedited with Jo Wolff published & available to download!
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Our stellar authors:
@lea_ypi @colmocinneide G Letsas @MaeveMckeown H Collins, @thebigbogg N Lacey, V Munro, @BethWatts494 & L McMordie, J Browne & G Mundlak
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UCL Museums & Cultural Programmes acquires two rare Jeremy Bentham mourning rings, specifically those bequeathed to Dr Neil Arnott (1788–1874) and Henry Bickersteth (1783-1851) 💍
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Introducing UCL Press Play! A new initiative sharing @ucl research in videos and podcasts, the inaugural series The Greatest Good explores the influence of Jeremy Bentham.
Read more and watch the flagship documentary, Bentham’s Defence of Sexual Liberty: ow.ly/PYBU50THAGw
Started at UCL as a callow youth 14 years ago today - but much more remarkably, congratulations to Professor Philip Schofield, the Director of the Bentham Project, on his 40 (count em!) years at UCL as of today.
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Sneak peek of the forthcoming book "State Silence Across International Law: Meaning, Context and Developments" @ERC_Research @StateSilence @UCLLaws Download the introduction chapter to see table of contents and the amazing contributors papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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It is both astonishing and deeply disturbing that the publishers are, at the same time, selling their birthright to the LLM companies for a mess of pottage and pursuing archive.org for short-term e-book lending to actual human beings/
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P. Schofield, 'Jeremy Bentham: Prophet of Secularism' has now been published in the Journal of Bentham Studies, as has his further article, 'David Lieberman (1953–2022) and His Contribution to Bentham Scholarship' (Open Access 🔓)
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UCL Laws is hiring!
We are looking to appoint at least two posts as Professor, Associate Professor or Lecturer in Corporate and/or Finance Law. Applications from colleagues who can also teach in other areas are most welcome.
Deadline: 16 October 2024
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