Past Events Featured 29 May 2025. Towards a Theory on the International Legal Personality of Corporations with Christiane Ahlborn Read More → 1 May 2025. Racializing Nature and Naturalizing Race: Consumption and Waste in International Law with Usha Natarajan Read More → 30 April 2025. Research Incubator Workshop Read More → 25 March 2025. The Concept of International Law Reform and the Case of Negotiated Settlements in Foreign Bribery Matters with Dr Radha Ivory, chaired by Professor Alison Duxbury Read More → 13 March 2025. Cryptostatecraft - Recoding Value/s in the Digital Economy. Andrea Leiter (Recording available) Read More → 27 February 2025. “… and to contribute to the development of international order”: Corporate Philanthropy and the Making of Transnational Law.” Alexandra Kemmerer. (Recording available) Read More → 17 February 2025. LPGCIL & IILAH Workshop: From Lenin to the New Imperialism - Marxist Accounts of Imperialism in the 20th and 21st centuries. Read More → 28 Nov 2024. ‘Ordering the chaos’: Global consultancy firms and the politics of EU migration control. Eleni Karageorgiou Read More → 18 -22 November 2024 - The Academy in Advanced Legal Research and Method (online, live) Read More → 14 Nov 2024. Transport, Communications, and Technology in the Twentieth Century and its Cold Wars with Daniel RQ Villamarin (Recording available) Read More → 31 October 2024. Beehive Seminar: Field Notes on Machine Listening and the Global Corporation with James Parker (Recording available) Read More → 3 & 4 October 2024. Workshop (Hong Kong). Companies in Asia: Law, History, Empire Read More → 2 October 2024 - Hong Kong - Jerome Chan Memorial Lecture Read More → 29 August 2024. Beehive Seminar: Imperialism, Business and Human Rights with Dalia Palombo Read More → 23 August 2024. Beehive Seminar: Human Rights Arm-Wrestling with Corporations with Paul Hunt Read More → 15 August 2024. Beehive Seminar: Corporate War Profiteering and International Law: A Study in the Politics of Representations with Shahd Hammouri Read More → 8 August 2024. Evangelical Lutheran Mission, Law, and the Colonial State as Corporation: The ‘Thick’ and the ‘Thin’ of Sovereign Power in the Congo Free State. Matilda Arvidsson. (Recording available) Read More → 22 July 2024. Beehive Seminar: "We are proud to apologize for genocide”: The racial investment in humanitarian capital, with Vasuki Nesiah (Recording Available) Read More → 6 June 2024. Beehive Seminar (Online): Rethinking Corporate Thinking in Legal Doctrine: Systems Intentionality with Elise Bant (Recording Available) Read More → 16 May 2024. Beehive Seminar: Corporations as Agents of Interference in Sovereign Affairs: from United Fruit to Cambridge Analytica. Frédéric Mégret (Recording Available) Read More → 2 May 2024. Beehive Seminar: The Borderlands of the Tax State and the Global Corporation. Miranda Stewart (Recording Available) Read More → 2 July 2024. Workshop (Durban, South Africa). Companies in Africa: Law, History, Empire Read More → 13 June 2024. Beehive Seminar. Uncommon Wealth: Britain and the Aftermath of Empire with Kojo Koram Read More → 13 June 2024. Public Event: Populism, Anarchy and Empire: a conversation with Kojo Koram and James Martel Read More → 9 April 2024. In conversation, Gerry Simpson, Matthew Craven and Sundhya Pahuja Read More → 28 March 2024. Beehive Seminar: Everywhere and Nowhere: The Global Corporation in International Law. Andrew Sanger. Read More → 21 March 2024. Beehive Seminar: Beyond AI as an environmental pharmakon. Christine Parker & Fiona Haines (Recording Available) Read More → 4 March 2024. The Uses of Disenchantment: Law, History and the Public Intellectual. Samuel Moyn in conversation with Shaun McVeigh and Sundhya Pahuja Read More → 25 July 2024. Beehive Seminar: Platformed Hate Speech Against Women: Self-Regulation and the Corporate Power of Social Media Platforms. Anjalee de Silva & Christine Parker. Read More → 29 February 2024. Beehive Seminar : - Policing Corporations and their Supply Chains: Retooling Trade Law for Sustainability and Security. Kathleen Claussen (Recording Available) Read More →
