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Beyond Harvard Attendees Presenting at Law and Society Meeting: Kwabena Oteng Acheampong: “Navigating Beyond the Crossroads: A Gendered Approach to Realizing AU Agenda”, Saturday, June 9 at 8:00 AM in Maple East “Judicial Non-Interventionism on Right to Health as a Fundamental Right in Nigeria: Issues and Challenges”, Saturday, June 9th at 10:00 AM in Rosedale Harry Arthurs: “Lawyers in the 21st Century”, Thursday, June 7 at 4:45 PM, in the Norfolk Room “Labour Rights in an Era of Illiberal Democracy”, Friday, June 8 at 2:45 PM in Peel Rebecca Badejogbin: “Internationalization, Domestication, and the Transformation of Legal Education in Nigeria: 1962-2016”, Friday, June 8 at 2:45 PM in Huron Susan Bartie: “Finding the Good Lawyer in the History of Australia’s Legal Profession”, Friday, June 8 at 8 AM in Yorkville East Fiona Cownie: “Claire Palley, the U.K.’s First Female Law Professor”, Saturday, June 9 at 12:45 PM in Maple East Josephine Dawuni: “Viva la Diversité or A luta Continua? Achieiving Gender Parity on the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights”, Thursday, June 7 at 10 AM in Maple West “Internationalization, Domestication and the Transformation of Legal Education in Nigeria: 1962- 2016”, Friday, June 8 at 2:45 PM in Huron Nkatha Kabira: “A Critical Evaluation of the Constitution Making and Implementation Process in Kenya”, Thursday, June 7 at 8 AM in Parlour Suite 5
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Jonathan Klaaren: “Competition and Finance Lawyers Based in South Africa: Building the African State from the South?”, Thursday, June 7 at 10 AM in Kensington “Teaching to Transgress? The Dynamics of Law and Society in Africa”, Friday, June 8 at 12:45 PM in Elgin Andra le Roux-Kemp: “Beyond Western-centrism in Comparative Law”, Sunday, June 10 at 10 AM in Linden Thomas McMorrow, David Sandomierski & Anna Su: “We Don’t Need No (Legal) Education? Foundational Questions for the Future of a Discipline”, Thursday, June 7 at 8 AM in Maple West Janet Mosher: “Domestic Violence at the Intersections of Immigration, Criminal, and Family Law”, Saturday, June 9 at 4:45 PM in York Lorne Sossin: “From the ‘Democratic Deficit’ to a ‘Democratic Surplus’: Constructing Administrative Democracy in Europe”, Friday, June 8 at 2:45 PM in Leaside John Harrington: “Global Norms and National Goals: Development, Motherhood and the Regulation of Formula Milk in Kenya”, Thursday, June 7 at 10 AM in Civic Ballroom S. “Law and Society Publishing at the Crossroads: A Roundtable on Past, Present and Future Challenges Encountered by Law and Society Publications”, Friday, June 8 at 12:45 PM in Civic Ballroom S. Sarah Hamill: “Charlie Wing and the Alberta Liquor Control Board: Anti-Chinese Racism and the Liquor Laws in Post-Prohibition Alberta”, Friday, June 8 at 8 AM in Parlour Suite 4