This is a past event
Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies Workshop in association with Civil Law Centre and Society and Culture in the North Sea World
Law and Governance in Renaissance Scotland
Friday 18 - Saturday 19 May
Humanity Manse, 19 College Bounds, Aberdeen, 18–19 May 2012
Programme
Friday 18 May
1.00-1.45 pm |
Arrival & sandwiches |
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1.45-1.50 pm |
Welcome |
Dr Jackson Armstrong (Aberdeen) |
1.50-2.30 pm |
Introduction: Law and Governance in Renaissance Scotland |
Dr Jenny Wormald (Edinburgh) |
2.30-3.30 pm |
Position paper: The Public Good JA (10 mins) Response CE (10 mins) Response MB (10 mins) Discussion (30 mins) |
Dr Jackson Armstrong (Aberdeen); Dr Caroline Erskine (Aberdeen); Dr Michael Brown (St Andrews) |
3.30-4.00 pm |
Coffee |
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4.00-5.00 pm |
Position paper: Public Justice MG (10 mins) Response KS (10 mins) Response EE (10 mins) Discussion (30 mins) |
Dr Mark Godfrey (Glasgow); Dr Katie Stevenson (St Andrews); Prof Elizabeth Ewan (Guelph) |
5.00-8.00 pm |
Break before dinner |
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8.00 pm |
Dinner: 8.00pm (Venue to be arranged) |
Saturday 19 May
9.15-10.15 am |
Position paper: Private Justice SB (10 mins) Response MG (10 mins) Response AS (10 mins) Discussion (30 mins) |
Dr Steve Boardman (Edinburgh); Dr Mark Godfrey (Glasgow); Dr Andrew Simpson (Aberdeen) |
10.15-10.40 am |
Coffee |
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10.40-11.40 am |
Position paper: Treason MB (10 mins) Response AM (10 mins) Response AG (10 mins) Discussion (30 mins) |
Dr Michael Brown (St Andrews); Dr Alan Macdonald (Dundee); Dr Anna Groundwater (Edinburgh) |
11.40-11.50pm |
Refreshment break |
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11.50-1.00 pm |
Conclusions and Comparisons: The view from beyond the Hebrides PC (15 mins) The view from across the North Sea MG (15 mins) Discussion (30 mins) |
Dr Peter Crooks (UEA); Professor Michael Gelting (Aberdeen / Danish National Archives) |
1.00 |
Close |
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- Venue
- University of Aberdeen, Humanities Manse