07.06.2023 Room 4.A05 – What might it mean to think about the interdiscipline of Law and Literature in an expanded, global frame [...] suitcase of forbidden Western classics. Marco Wan is Professor of Law at the University of Hong Kong, [...] Culture’, and the National University of Singapore. He is currently Managing Editor of Law and Literature.

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the early twenty-first century is to what extent this legislation is actually being implemented and how [...] latter presumes that not enough is being done, it easily obscures what is being done. Critical voices, in [...] laws around natural resources’ (2012, 6). What is notable is not only the instrumentalised use of law

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fundamental question for more fruitful grounding is, «What is the S/spirit of our leadership?» This question [...] structure our leadership. It is the question of the conference. The topic is both religious («Spirit»), [...] least in traces... What does a sustainable community look like in a church that is radically conceived

17.10.2019 – sprach: "If we don’t have the same perception of what nature is, how should we find a global solution to help [...] not us who have to give nature a voice. What we have to do is change our perception in order to hear that [...] für den Klimawandel verantwortlich ist. "But who is the 'we'?", fragte sie dann. Wer ist diese Menschheit

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