A call for papers on the theme of \u2018limiting liberties\u2019 has been issued by Kent Critical Law Society for its annual conference to be held on 27 February 2016.<\/p>\n
Kent Critical Law Society (KCLS) is a student-led critical lawyers\u2019 group that holds a critical legal conference each year attracting academics, practitioners and students from across the UK. This year\u2019s conference seeks to critically examine the notion of freedom, rights and liberties and to consider their influence in shaping ideas and scenarios of socio-political disruption.<\/p>\n
The theme of the conference is broad and a variety of panels, both theoretical and practical in nature, will consider topics ranging from the recent migration crisis to the freedom of expression. Papers are welcome (with student participation and interdisciplinary papers particularly encouraged) on any and all topics relating to the conference theme, which may include, but not be limited to:<\/p>\n
Possible panel proposals could be themed on:<\/p>\n
Conference proposals should be sent to conferencekclsoc@kent.ac.uk<\/a> by Sunday 31 January 2016.<\/p>\n The conference will be held in the Keynes Building at the University of Kent\u2019s Canterbury campus. Further information is available in the call for papers document:\u00a0Kent Critical Law Society Call for Papers 2016<\/a><\/p>\n More information about KCLS is available via their Facebook<\/a> and Twitter<\/a> accounts.<\/p>\n