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In September 2008, Glasgow Law School hosted the Critical Legal conference. The theme for the conference was ‘critical legal strategies,’ and included the following streams:
- International law and neo-colonialism: what scope for new decolonisation?
- The class problematic in legal studies
- Critical legal subjectivity
- The choice agenda: patient or consumer?
- Il/legal practices
- Labour and the law
