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SUMMARY:Tools for Research on Climate Law\, Governance\, and Litigation
DESCRIPTION:Research on climate law and governance plays a critical role in understanding what governments are committing to\, how those commitments are translated into domestic laws and policies\, what gaps remain\, and how governments (amongst other actors) are being corralled into taking more ambitious action when policymaking fails. In this session\, Joana Setzer and Emily Bradeen will introduce key tools that can support empirical and doctrinal research on climate change law\, governance\, and litigation. Drawing on examples from their own work\, they will demonstrate how these tools can be used to analyse climate commitments\, accountability mechanisms\, and emerging legal trends.  \n  \nThe first half of the session will focus on tools for analysing climate laws and policies at the national level. The second half of the session will turn to the sphere of climate litigation as a core component of the climate law and governance ecosystem. The session will conclude with a Q&A and discussion\, inviting students to reflect on how these tools can be applied to their own research projects in climate law\, governance\, and litigation\, and to consider the methodological opportunities and limitations of large-scale legal datasets. \n  \nSpeakers: \nJoana Setzer and Emily Bradeen (Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment\, LSE) \n  \nChair: \nMarie Petersmann (LSE Law School) \n\n\n	Related
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SUMMARY:The Social Life of Intellectual Property: Justice\, Patents and Care
DESCRIPTION:Pre-submission manuscript workshop\nHart Publishing (Forthcoming 2026)\nAn LSE Law\, Technology and Society hub event \nChapters 1-2\n1. Dr Melissa Barber\nPolicy Advisor\, MSF and Yale Collaboration for Regulatory Rigor\, Integrity\, and Transparency (CRRIT)\n2. Aisling McMahon\nProfessor of Law\, Maynooth University\, and Principal Investigator of the ERC funded PatentsInHumans project \nChapter 3-4\n3. Luke McDonagh\nAssociate Professor Law\, LSE\n4. Ken Shadlen\nProfessor of Development Studies\, Department of International Development\, LSE \n3.30-3.45pm – Siva Thambisetty \nCoffee- 3.45 – 4.00 pm \nChapter 4-5 (4.00 – 4.45)\n5. Jordana Goodman (Online)\nAssistant Professor\nChicago-Kent College of Law\n6. Renu Singh\nAssistant Professor of Political Science and Public Policy\, MSc Public Policy Program Director\, School of Government and International Affairs\, Durham University. \nProject of the book (4.45 -5.45pm)\n7. Lionel Bently\nHerchel Smith Professor of Intellectual Property Law\, Director of the Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law\, and Professorial Fellow at Emmanuel College\, University of Cambridge\n8. Madhavi Sunder (online)\nFrank Sherry Professor of Intellectual Property at Georgetown University Law Center. \n5.45-6pm Siva Thambisetty \n\n\n	Related
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