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DESCRIPTION:Organized by Wainwright Fellow\, Professor Darren Rosenblum\, t
 his workshop will explore how global economic and political power has shif
 ted from the exclusive control of Westphalian states to a myriad of compet
 ing private and public actors.\n\nOur conversations will concentrate on an
 alyzing what these new regimes look like\, how they exercise power\, what 
 value conflicts have emerged\, and what law looks like in the midst of the
 se radical shifts. How do economic resources and rights claims turn into l
 egitimacy within law and material power? What are the techniques and purpo
 ses of boundaries – not just literal walls or borders\, but those of juris
 diction and legal categories? What society is being imagined by the privat
 ization of power transnationally?\n\nWe will attempt to answer these quest
 ions\, and others that surface\, through a collective engagement with cent
 ral texts by Horatia Muir Watt and Frances Olsen\, among others\, as well 
 as two or three draft texts from participants.\n\nThis workshop will resis
 t the temptation to allow disciplines and methodologies to cabin independe
 nt thought: our conversations will cross disciplines (notably corporate la
 w\, family law\, international private law\, comparative law and others) a
 nd methodological approaches (critical theory\, economic analyses includin
 g Marxism\, pluralism and others).\n\nExternal participants include Horati
 a Muir-Watt (Sciences Po)\, Kerry Rittich (Toronto)\, Robert Wai (Osgoode 
 Hall)\, Chantal Thomas (Cornell)\, Amy Cohen (Ohio State) and Will Moon (M
 aryland).\n\nAttendees are encouraged to review the readings.\n\nLunch and
  refreshments will be served. darren.rosenblum [at] mcgill.ca (Kindly RSVP
  to help us plan the catering).\n\nSchedule\n\n10 a.m. Welcome – Darren Ro
 senblum (Wainwright Fellow\, 91ºÚÁÏÍø)\n\n10:15-11:45 – Conversation One – H
 ow Multiple Regimes and Actors Dominate Transnational Space\n	Horatia Muir-
 Watt (Sciences Po)\n	Darren Rosenblum (Pace)\n	Moderator: Ignacio Cofone (Mc
 Gill)\n\n11:45 - 1 p.m. Lunch\n\n1 - 2:30 – Conversation Two – Analyzing D
 istribution\, Inequality and Competition in a Transnational Space\n	Amy Coh
 en (Ohio State)\n	Evan Fox-Decent (91ºÚÁÏÍø)\n	Kerry Rittich (Toronto)\n	Chanta
 l Thomas (Cornell)\n\nBreak\n\n3-4:30 – Conversation Three: Inter-regime I
 nteraction Across the Public/Private Divide\n	Frédéric Mégret (91ºÚÁÏÍø)\n	Wil
 l Moon (Maryland)\n	Robert Wai (Osgoode)\n	Geneviève Saumier\, Moderator (Mc
 Gill)\n\n4:30-4:40 – Closing Remarks – Dean Robert Leckey\n
DTSTART:20181102T140000Z
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LOCATION:Stephen Scott Seminar Room (OCDH 16) TBC\, Chancellor Day Hall\, C
 A\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Contests of Powers / Conflicts of Values: Law in a Transnational an
 d Transsystemic Society
URL:/law/channels/event/contests-powers-conflicts-valu
 es-law-transnational-and-transsystemic-society-290513
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