Centre for Asian Legal Studies

Year 2012

Date	Event
10-11 December 2012	Southeast Asian-based Socio-legal Research By Assistant Professor Lynette Chua, National University of Singapore, Singapore
10 December 2012	The Role of Civil Liberties in Civil Society Activism for Social Justice in South East Asia Jointly Organised by Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, Germany
6-7 December 2012	Introduction to Qualitative Methods for Socio-legal Scholarship By Mr Terence Halliday, American Bar Foundation, United States of America & Distinguished Professor David Nelken, University of Macerata, Italy & University of Cardiff, United Kingdom
30 November 2012	The Conflation of Ethnicity and Religion: The Malaysian Constitution Revisited By Dr Kartina A. Choong, University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom
29 October 2012	Malaysian Society at the Constitutional Crossroads By Professor Hoong Phun Lee, Monash University, Australia
15 October 2012	Why the Rule of Law is Too Important to be Left to Lawyers By Professor Martin Krygier, University of New South Wales, Australia
12-13 October 2012	Directions & Determinants in Myanmar/Burma's Legal Reform Process By Professor Andrew Harding, National University of Singapore, Singapore
3 October 2012	Conducting Socio-legal Research at NUS Law: A sharing session By Assistant Professor Lynette Chua, National University of Singapore, Singapore & Assistant Professor Cheah Wui Ling, National University of Singapore, Singapore
27-28 September 2012	Research Symposium on Pluralism, Transnationalism & Culture in Asian Law By Professor Andrew Harding, National University of Singapore, Singapore
26 September 2012	A Global Law School Curriculum? By Professor H. Patrick Glenn, McGill University, Canada
21 August 2012	What comes after Law and Development? By Associate Professor David K. Linnan, University of South Carolina, United States of America
8 August 2012	An Inside Job: Indonesia's Path to Constitutional Democracy By Professor Donald L. Horowitz, Duke University, United States of America
5-7 July 2012	Legal Histories of the British Empire Conference
25 April 2012	Reflections on I Didn't Do It, the Lay Judge System, and Legal Education in and out of Japan By Professor Kent Anderson, University of Adelaide, Australia