Since the foundation of LSE just over a century ago, the study of law has been an integral part of LSE's mission. LSE Law School's unique grounding in the social sciences gives our legal studies a distinctive, interdisciplinary character. LSE Law School has played a major role in policy debates and policy-making and in the education of lawyers and law teachers from around the world. It enjoys a uniquely cosmopolitan student body, and has deeply influenced legal education in most common law countries. Staff and students at LSE Law School come from all over the world, and bring an unparalleled international and interdisciplinary outlook in teaching and research. This has always been our mission. As an important vehicle for this approach to legal studies, members of LSE were prominent among the founders of the Modern Law Review, a journal that quickly achieved an international and influential role at the forefront of legal scholarship. Closely linked to this innovative approach has been the exploration of new fields of study. Many important subjects were first taught and examined systematically from an academic perspective at LSE. These include banking law, taxation law, civil litigation, company law, labour law, family law, aspects of welfare law, and studies of the legal system and the legal profession. These subjects, and many others, have since become central to the concerns of lawyers and researchers.
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You’re invited to Tarun Khaitan’s inaugural lecture hosted by the LSE Law School on Truth as a Constitutional Value: Liberal Constitutionalism, Private Capital, and Media Regulation. Tarun will discuss the constitutional role of news media corporations, even when privately owned, and explore what this means for media regulation.
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Honored to celebrate the launch of the Second Edition of NHS Law and Practice at LSE Law School with co-authors Leon Glenister, Hannah Gibbs, and David Lock KC. With insights from the Honorable Lord Sales, this comprehensive update is set to be an indispensable guide to NHS law and policy.
It was great to celebrate the launch of the Second Edition of NHS Law and Practice at LSE Law School last week, recognizing the dedication of the co-authors: Leon Glenister, Hannah Gibbs, and David Lock KC (L-R). It was fantastic to see friends, family, and colleagues from Landmark Chambers, as well as hear from the Honorable Lord Sales, who contributed a thoughtful foreword to this new edition. This comprehensive update is an invaluable resource for understanding the complexities of NHS law and policy. Take a closer look at the contents or get your own copy here: https://lnkd.in/eCXrWUKw
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🌍 Join Us for the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice! 🌍 LSE Law School is proud to announce that we will be participating in the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice on 18 November for the first time! This global initiative unites university law clinics from around the world to raise awareness about the climate emergency. This year’s theme? WATER. We are looking for passionate and driven students to join our organising team! As a member, you'll help plan and execute activities that highlight critical water-related environmental issues, aligning with this year’s theme. 💡 In previous years, students have: Hosted talks and exhibitions Written blogs Volunteered for environmental charities Launched social media campaigns This opportunity is open to all LSE Law School students. No prior experience is required—just a willingness to make an impact and contribute your ideas. This is your opportunity to be part of a global movement and tackle one of the world’s most pressing challenges. Interested in joining the team? Find out how to apply here: https://lnkd.in/eV7AU5Ag Let’s make this Global Day of Action a milestone event at LSE! 🌊 #ClimateJustice #GlobalDayOfAction #LSELaw #ClimateAction #WaterCrisis
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Corporations and Shareholder Democracy I am delighted to announce that we are organizing an important event at LSE Law School on 31 October on Corporations and Shareholder Democracy. This seminar will investigate the role and rights of investors in the United Kingdom and the United States, with a particular focus on impediments to investor participation in the securities markets and the ability of investors to exercise their associated voting rights. We have a line up of impressive speakers: David Kershaw will chair. Jill Fisch will present a paper entitled Corporate Political Disclosure and Shareholder Voting. Christina Sautter will present a draft paper co-authored with Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci and Daniel JH Greenwood entitled ‘The Shareholder Democracy Lie’. Elena Christine Zaccaria and I will present a paper entitled ‘Digitising the UK Securities Market, The Case Against and a Proposal to Enfranchise Indirect Investors’, Cambridge Law Journal (forthcoming) More information can be found here: https://lnkd.in/da6ArG6E Center for Retail Investors & Corporate Inclusion
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Abenaa Owusu-Bempah joined a panel discussion on rap evidence following the UK’s first screening of documentary, As We Speak. The documentary, which is available to stream on Paramount Plus, follows New York rap artist, Kemba, as he explores the growing weaponisation of rap lyrics in the criminal legal system. The screening was organised by Art Not Evidence which is campaigning for law reform to restrict the use of creative expression as evidence in criminal proceedings.
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🧑🏫 "Many or most of the best ideas and advances of the past several centuries have 12 come from people in universities, more than a few from this one. That has happened, I believe, because of the environment a great university fosters and protects." Our President and Vice Chancellor, Professor Larry Kramer, presented his inaugural lecture at LSE earlier this week. 🎙️ Listen to the podcast here: https://ow.ly/rzCN50TLzOo 🎥 Watch the full recording: https://ow.ly/gOo850TLzOn
Recently we were joined by Mr Ronald Ozzy Lamola, the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation of South Africa! A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for an inspiring and memorable event with Mr. Ronald Ozzy Lamola! Your presence and support made this day truly special as we celebrated his remarkable journey in law, leadership, and public service. We are incredibly grateful to Mr. Lamola for his invaluable insights and to Professor Susan Marks for chairing the event. Together, we continue to shape the future through dialogue and collaboration! #londonschoolofeconomics #selaw #Iselawschool #london #partoflse #southafrica #ronaldlamola #Ise #convene #conveneevents