MoreYou are cordially invited to
participate in the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors’ (RICS)
international Legal Research Symposium 2010, to be hosted by Paris, Dauphine
University, France on 2 & 3 September 2010. I
would be most grateful if you could circulate this email to colleagues who may
be interested in attending.
A PDF copy of the call for papers is attached and further details are also available at: www.cobra2010.com.
As in previous years (London 2006; Atlanta 2007; Dublin 2008; Cape Town 2009) the symposium will take place as part of the international interdisciplinary RICS ‘COBRA’ research conference. The symposium is now a well established part of these conferences with almost one third of all papers at the most recent Cape Town conference being presented in the law subject area.
Contributions are invited for the 2010 symposium in Paris. These will take the form of scholarly written papers for presentation at the symposium by their authors. All contributions will be subject to prior peer-review and will also be published in the formal proceedings of the COBRA 2010 conference.
Contributions should address legal topics affecting the built environment, or the work or education of chartered surveyors and may focus on property law, housing law, planning and environmental law or legal issues affecting the development, construction or management of land and property. The scope of the symposium is deliberately wide and will accommodate the maximum possible range of subject areas and scholastic styles. In view of the international scope of the symposium comparative studies of the law or practice in two or more jurisdictions are particularly encouraged. However, all recognized forms of legal scholarship including doctrinal, theoretical, empirical, or socio-legal contributions are also most welcome.
In the first instance abstracts of 300 words maximum should be submitted to j.d.adshead@salford.ac.uk by 2nd April 2010. (Subject to prior approval of abstracts, full papers should then be submitted by 2nd July 2010).
A PDF copy of the call for papers is attached and further details are also available at: www.cobra2010.com.
As in previous years (London 2006; Atlanta 2007; Dublin 2008; Cape Town 2009) the symposium will take place as part of the international interdisciplinary RICS ‘COBRA’ research conference. The symposium is now a well established part of these conferences with almost one third of all papers at the most recent Cape Town conference being presented in the law subject area.
Contributions are invited for the 2010 symposium in Paris. These will take the form of scholarly written papers for presentation at the symposium by their authors. All contributions will be subject to prior peer-review and will also be published in the formal proceedings of the COBRA 2010 conference.
Contributions should address legal topics affecting the built environment, or the work or education of chartered surveyors and may focus on property law, housing law, planning and environmental law or legal issues affecting the development, construction or management of land and property. The scope of the symposium is deliberately wide and will accommodate the maximum possible range of subject areas and scholastic styles. In view of the international scope of the symposium comparative studies of the law or practice in two or more jurisdictions are particularly encouraged. However, all recognized forms of legal scholarship including doctrinal, theoretical, empirical, or socio-legal contributions are also most welcome.
In the first instance abstracts of 300 words maximum should be submitted to j.d.adshead@salford.ac.uk by 2nd April 2010. (Subject to prior approval of abstracts, full papers should then be submitted by 2nd July 2010).
