Scholars from across faculties at Kent are welcome to attend a two-day interdisciplinary workshop exploring Roman Law across the ages.<\/p>\n
\u2018Recollecting Roman Law: Ancient perspectives on the contemporary\u2019 is the first event of the year for the Kent Centre for Critical Thought<\/a> (CCT) and its affiliated Law and History Research Group, Clio<\/a>.<\/p>\n The workshop has been organised by Kent Law School Professor Maria Drakopoulou<\/a> and Professor Alain Pottage<\/a> (London School of Economics).<\/p>\n Professor Drakopoulou, Co-Director of CCT, said: \u2018The theme of the workshop is the exploration of Roman Law with reference to contemporary legal studies. We take \u201cRoman Law\u201d to refer, not only to classical Roman Law, but to its various \u201cincarnations\u201d during medieval and early modern times.\u2019<\/p>\n Together with Professor Drakopoulou and Professor Pottage, participants include:<\/p>\n\n