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Asked late in life whether legal positivism had limits, H.L.A. Hart replied that it was "the beginning not the end of the answer." This article takes him at his word and asks: is it really the beginning? For decades, legal philosophy in the Hartian tradition has claimed that conceptual analysis...

Judge Kimberly Prost, International Criminal Court

The book project Rhetorical Community and Equality in the Vienna Sales Convention addresses a gap in scholarship on the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG), where interpretation is often detached from its historical context while retaining assumptions of neutrality. Drawing on law, philosophy, and...

Please join us for a presentation by visiting researcher Antonio Foti, PhD candidate at the University of Milan. Antonio will deliver a paper based on the research he has been carrying out at Aberdeen (hosted by the Centre for Constitutional and Public International Law), followed by a Q&A session.  ‘Future Generations...

Co-hosted with the Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society, and the Rule of Law (CISRUL), this seminar is part of the series ‘What Is a Constitution? Reading Towards a Problem’. Building on our earlier reading seminars on environmental constitutionalism and economic constitutionalism, this seminar will examine the connections between the two forms of...

This reading seminar is being co-organised with the Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society, and the Rule of Law (CISRUL). Led by PhD researcher Boglárka Vincze, this seminar is part of the series ‘What Is a Constitution? Reading Toward a Problem’. Participants will be provided with further details on the readings before the seminar.  The...

Co-hosted with the Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society, and the Rule of Law (CISRUL), this seminar is part of the series ‘What Is a Constitution? Reading Towards a Problem’. Daisy Mugadza will lead a discussion on economic constitutionalism. The session will take the form of a reading seminar, intended to serve as...

The aim of the seminar is to examine how the notion of “online safety” has evolved from a focus on cybersecurity to a broader regulatory concern encompassing content, behaviour, and platform governance. Valère will show how platforms, regulators, and user communities each shape competing definitions of safety, revealing tensions between...

The Aberdeen Centre for Constitutional and Public International Law (ACCPIL) invites you to a one-day workshop on the theme 'Outlier or Leader?: Scotland's Approach to Human Rights and International Law'.  International human rights law leader, or outlier in the international system? The Scottish approach to international norms and human rights law...

Organised by the Aberdeen Centre for Constitutional and Public International Law (ACCPIL) and the Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society & Rule of Law (CISRUL)