Seen on the Classicists list:
In Memory of Alan Rodger: A Conference on Legal History and Roman Law
Conference site
http://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/law/research/legalhistory/aconferenceinmemoryofalanrodger/
Friends and colleagues of Alan Rodger will meet in his memory at the
University of Glasgow, on 7-8 September 2012, for a conference on legal
history and Roman law.Alan Rodger, Lord Rodger of Earlsferry, wrote on legal history and Roman law
for more than forty years. He was a student of David Daube at the University
of Oxford, and remained an active and engaged scholar even as he pursued a
career as an advocate and in government, eventually serving as a Justice of
the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom.There will be presentations on the Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, as
well as a reception and dinner on the Friday evening. The conference is
being organised by Ernest Metzger, Douglas Professor of Civil Law in the
University of Glasgow, and David Johnston QC, Axiom Advocates, Edinburgh.Please send a note to rodgermemorial AT iuscivile.com if you are considering
attending. We will then keep you informed of arrangements. In due course
those who wish to attend the conference, with or without the reception and
dinner, will be able to register from the conference site (address above).The speakers will include:
Tiziana J. Chiusi (Professor of Civil Law, Roman Law and Comparative Law,
University of Saarland); Michael Crawford FBA (Emeritus Professor, History,
University College London); Robin Evans-Jones (Professor of Jurisprudence,
University of Aberdeen); Joshua S. Getzler (Professor of Law and Legal
History, University of Oxford); Kenneth Reid CBE, FBA, FRSE (Professor of
Scots Law, University of Edinburgh); John Richardson FRSE (Emeritus
Professor of Classics, University of Edinburgh); Boudewijn Sirks (Regius
Professor of Civil Law, University of Oxford).A list of tributes to Alan Rodger, with a bibliography of his works, may be
found at: http://www.iuscivile.com/people/earlsferry/
An interesting selection of speakers. I’m sure Kenneth Reid will be worth listening to, he is the editor of the “Edinburgh Law Review” here in Scotland.
Online booking is now open:
http://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/law/research/legalhistory/aconferenceinmemoryofalanrodger/