Tuesday 10th-Wednesday 11th March 2015
Rothermere American Institute, Oxford University
The notion of consent plays an important role in our understanding of power in human society. It gives us a way to think about not only when choices are freely made, and when they aren't, but a whole spectrum that lies in-between.
New Media and Old Metaphors Symposium. NSU Law, in conjunction with the Nova Law Review, and NSU Sports and Entertainment Law Society will organize the 2015 annual Nova Law Symposium February 12-13, 2015. The focus of the conference is to provide an interdisciplinary review of issues involving business and industry responses to the transformative impact of new media on traditional entertainment and media, including journalism, sports, film, broadcast, gaming, music, and similar areas.
The 30th EuroCPR conference will take place in Brussels on March 23-24, 2015 and will be dedicated to a set of issues and their consequences for EU policy in several domains, from e-communications regulation to privacy and data protection, intellectual property, industrial policy, the digital agenda, media pluralism, universal access, and many others.
June 18-19, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The Federal Reserve Banks of Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Richmond invite paper submissions for the 2015 Policy Summit on Housing, Human Capital, and Inequality, which will be held June 18-19 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The conference brings together researchers and practitioners interested in economic policy and development in low- and moderate-income communities.
The George Washington University Law School and the United States Patent and Trademark Office have been jointly selected to host the 2015 Works in Progress Intellectual Property Colloquium in Alexandria, Virginia, on February 6–7, 2015. Since its inception in 2003, the annual WIPIP Colloquium has grown to become one of the leading annual intellectual property conferences, particularly for research that is still in development and so may benefit most from scholarly discussion. GW Law and the USPTO look forward to continuing the WIPIP tradition of fostering robust and productive discussion
Call for Papers
Not All Controversies End in Court: Checking the Balance in Alternative Dispute Resolution
Symposium Date: March 27, 2015
Deadline for Proposal Submission: November 1, 2014
The University of the District of Columbia Law Review at the David A. Clarke School of Law is pleased to announce a call for papers/presenters for its 2015 symposium edition, Not All Controversies End in Court: Checking the Balance in Alternative Dispute Resolution.
The Abrams Institute for Freedom of Expression and the Information Society Project at Yale Law School invite applications for the third annual Freedom of Expression Scholars Conference. The conference will be held on May 2-3, 2015, at Yale Law School.
The purpose of the agorae is to share cutting-edge research in specific areas of international law, to stimulate debate, and to foster discussion between participants. ESIL Interest Groups are particularly welcome to propose agorae. Innovative ideas for conducting a panel (e.g. round table) are also encouraged.
Proposals for papers or agorae can be submitted either in English or French.
The University of North Carolina's Eighteenth Annual Tax Symposium
Call for Papers
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, April 10-11, 2015
