51cg

Last August, a panel of legal experts met at the 51cg to consider the Final Report of the Land Reform Review Group, “The Land of Scotland and the Common Good”. Much has happened since then. The Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015 received Royal Assent on 24 July 2015, whilst...

Thursday, June 18th at 17:30 - 19:00  This event is to celebrate all the recent publishing accomplishments of the Aberdeen Law Staff over the last 18 months.  It is being held at Blackwell’s Bookshop, 99 High Street, Aberdeen. Blackwell's state that they are delighted to be hosting this evening's celebration of the publications from the...

The fourth Scottish University Law Clinic Network conference takes place at the 51cg on 3 June 2015. The SULCN theme for this year is “Pushing the Boundaries”, encouraging law clinics and other pro bono organisations to consider moving away from traditional models of client representation in a variety...

The Centre for Energy Law of the 51cg is organising a session at All-Energy 2015, the UK’s leading annual exhibition and conference for the renewable energy sector.  The session, Changing Legal Frameworks for Renewables, brings together leading academic commentators on law and the low carbon energy transition including...

EUPILLAR Project Workshop on "Cross-Border Litigation in Europe: European and British Perspectives on the Private International Law Legislative Framework, Juridical Experience and Practice"

Methodological Challenges in Writing a PhD in Public International Law

An Interdisciplinary Conference on the Legal and Social Implications of Rejecting the Retributive Conceptions of Free Will and Responsibility.

H.E. Ambassador Zaid Noori (Consul General of the Republic of Iraq) James Wyllie (Reader in International Relations) Mohamad Janaby (PhD Student in Law) Irène Couzigou (Lecturer in Law)   The conference was organised by the Aberdeen University Legal Research Society              

A presentation and discussion led by Dr Douglas Bain of the School of Law, considering the proposed new Scottish Private Rented Sector Tenancy System. All Welcome.

The Aberdeen University Centre for Energy Law (AUCEL) is leading  dedicated and innovative multidisciplinary studies and research into how oil, mining and other minerals resources could be used by governments, industry and others, to produce development, equity and other positive outcomes. This is in contrast to the fabled “Resource Curse” – minerals resources...