Calls for…
Graduate Student CFP: Gender and Transitional Justice at UWO (April 2012)
Jan 24th
Call for Submissions (Deadline March) Osgoode/U of T Junior Faculty Forum
Dec 21st
Looks like a great opportunity. Six papers will be selected, and the Forum will be held in June. You have to a pre tenure faculty member with one to six years of experience to be eligible to submit. Details here. If you aren’t eligible, can you encourage or support someone who is?
CFP: Privatization and Social Responsibility (Feminist Legal Theory Project: Vulnerability)
Dec 7th
Atlanta. In February. Short turn around time on proposals, but there is flexibility.
This one came via Osgood Grad student and excellent much missed person Stu Marvel, now visiting at Atlanta. The topic is an important one and ripe for cross-border conversations. The Conference is Feb 17-18, and the due date for proposals is December 8, with some flexibility. I’m sure there is a paper to be written here on the attempt to “gender” Ontario’s most recent Social Assistance Review (likewise I am intrigued by the statistics around the digital divide in the US and note the increasing delivery of state services through More >
CFP Methodologies: InterUni Grad Legal Studies Conference at Cornell (deadline Jan 6)
Dec 2nd
Cornell Graduate Legal Studies has this CFP “Changing Faces in Legal Thinking: Revisiting Legal Methodologies” up, looks so interesting. Deadline on CFP is Jan 6.
One of the most fun discussions in any viva/dissertation defence is always the one about methodological choices. I learnt that trick from my mentor Toni Williams, now at Kent. It produces a very rich discussion with form and substance intertwining – every time. Also, Cornell = Ithaca = Moosewood Restaurant (which is on the list of things which keep coming up this week, strangely).
Legal scholarship has benefited from this methodological richness. This conference aims to further a more refined More >

SlutWalk, theorised: Feminist Legal Studies CFP & Ratna Kapur at Osgoode (Mar 7)
Feb 29th
Posted by Sonia Lawrence in Calls for...
Prof Emily Grabham from Kent just sent me this CFP from Feminist Legal Studies (she is the Editor-in-Chief) on “Theorising SlutWalk: Critical Feminist Perspectives” (deadline Sept. 30, 2012, complete call (pdf) here).