Changing Roadscapes: Reflections on the LLHAA Conference 2023 Amy Hamilton (Australian National University) A few days after the LLHAA Conference 2023 I sat behind the wheel of a car to drive the five hour trip to visit my family over the summer break. This normally routine drive was changed for me by Professor Thalia…
Women on the Edge of Justice Elizabeth Rajapakshe (La Trobe University) To say that Deus Ex Machina was an absolutely amazing conference is an understatement. Each day of this wonderful event was filled with moments of inspiration, and it was a privilege to be among eminent scholars working within Law and Humanities. Listening to…
Diary of a Novice Scholar – Deus Ex Machina Conference Review Quinn Edwards (University of the Sunshine Coast) Having attended the incredible and thought-provoking Deus Ex Machina Conference, and having witnessed the level and complexity of arguments and presentations, I was left wondering what right I had as a scholar in the infancy of…
Realizing the Power of Perspectives – A Reflection on the Deux Ex Machina Conference 2023 Anmol Kaur Nayar (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University) “The greatest tragedy for any human being is going through their entire lives believing the only perspective that matters is their own.” – Doug Baldwin I realized the power of this…
Speculative Conferencing Shohini Sengupta (University of New South Wales and OP Jindal Global University) What does it mean to partake in a conference panel on decolonial futures in a moment of abject colonial occupation across the world? What is a decolonial future precisely, and do we have a place in it as former and current…
Reflections Towards a Gender-Inclusive Period Tracking App Anastasia Karagianni (Vrije Universiteit of Brussels) I decided to write about the “Digital Period Tracking Apps: Is Your Period Tracking App as Discreet as Your Best Friend?” workshop that I attended on Wednesday 13 December 2023. In short, as participants we had to create a story about the…
Do Androids Dream of Legal Rights? Morgan Broman (Queensland University Technology) I recently participated in the QUT & LLHAA sponsored conference Deus Ex Machina held at the QUT Brisbane campus between the 12th -14th of December 2023. The event theme was law, technology, and humanities. The conference offered a series of interesting streams, but…
Law, Life, and Culture: A Review of the 2023 Deus Ex Machina Conference Jordan Aleksander Belor (University of Sunshine Coast) I think there is nothing better for a conference than to be surrounded by a diverse group of people who seek the truth behind the mysteries of law. The Deus Ex Machina conference most…
The Canadian Network of Law and Humanities (CNLH) brings together a community of scholars interested in the cultural, imaginative and embodied aspects of law. The website for CNLH is up and running at: https://cnlh.ubc.ca/ The site includes a list of members, institutional partners, teaching resources such as course syllabi, a short blog entry, and videos,…
The School of Law and Society, University of the Sunshine Coast is pleased to announce an exciting opportunity for a prospective PhD candidate. A scholarship is available for applications related to the ARC-funded project “New Approaches to Corporate Legality: Beyond Neoliberal Governance”. If you are interested, applications are due by 4pm Monday 15th February, 2021.…