2027 Conference Proposals - Law, Culture, and the Humanities

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Name*

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Job Title*

University / Affiliation*

Email Address*

Would you be interested in volunteering to serve as Chair for a panel at this year's conference?

Yes

Do you require accommodations to participate in the conference?

Yes

Accommodations required

Is your paper part of a pre-constituted session?*

If you are making a solo submission, and would like to be connected with others who might help to form a panel, before completing this form please contact our Graduate Coordinators, Aditya Banerjee (adityabanerjee@g.harvard.edu) and Jack Quirk (john_quirk@brown.edu)

Yes

Will your session take place in-person or online (PLEASE NOTE: We are unable to accommodate hybrid sessions)?

Title of session*

Chair of session

Format of session*

Description of session*

If you are proposing a session that does not fall under one of the listed categories (panel, roundtable, or “author meets reader”), please briefly describe the format (e.g. work-in-progress session, workshop, etc.)

Number of session participants (including chair)

Submitter's Paper Title*

Submitter's Paper Abstract*

Approximately 1500 characters or less

Keywords (Please list 2-3)*

Topics (Please select 2-3)*

Aesthetics

AI & Technology

Archives & Memory

Authority & Legitimacy

Carcerality & Abolition

Citizenship

Colonialism & Empire

Constitutionalism

Courts & Decision Making

Crime & Justice

Democracy & the Rule of Law

Disability Studies

Displacement & Migration

Environment & Ecology

Evidence & Testimony

Feminism/Feminist Studies

Formalism

Gender & Sexuality

Geography & Spatial Studies

Human Rights

Indigeneity

International/Comparative Law

Language & Rhetoric

Law & Literature/Criticism

Legal Consciousness

Legal History

Legal Pluralism

Narrative

Philosophy & Jurisprudence

Property & Dispossession

Race & Ethnic Studies

Religion

Teaching & Pedagogy

Tort & Injury

Visual & Popular Culture

Violence & Punishment

Is your submission related to this year's theme ("Discipline")?*

Yes

(There is no requirement that it must be related, and it will have no bearing on whether the submission is accepted)

Is your paper and panel part of a stream (more than one session)?*

Yes

Title of Stream

Title of other sessions on stream

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