Legal Humanities Association

by | 3 Jul 2024

The Legal Humanities Association (LHA) is a new learned society. It aims to foster a community dedicated to cultural understandings of law. It nurtures humanities-inflected legal scholarship, seeking innovative forms of legal knowledge and analysis. The LHA will be a home for scholars, research students, and practitioners working across law, humanities, and cultural studies, and will welcome those who do not feel they have a place for their work within orthodox disciplinary scholarship or traditional law schools. While the LHA is UK-based, it is not UK-exclusive: membership is open to all who are interested, irrespective of geographic location.

Membership is not yet open, as we are still working behind the scenes to get everything ready to receive payments and process memberships. In the meantime, you can sign up to the mailing list on the website to receive notification on when membership goes live.

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  1. What a brilliant initiative! I for one welcome this.

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  2. Please enroll me in the LHA.

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  3. Legal Humanities Association (LHA) will encapsulate the cultural terra-incognita of law in the Global South. LHA will address the orientalism of international law, etc. An engrossing initiative of a high order.

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  4. mailing list on the site

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  5. Please add me to the mailing list.

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