08.09.2022 Online via Zoom – Tim Lindgren is a Doctoral Candidate at Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne. He is a member of [...] introduce his artistic practice, with a focus on what he terms “organizational art”: artworks that take [...] and an open Q&A session. Biographies Jonas Staal is a visual artist whose work deals with the relation

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16.05.2018 University of Lucerne, Frohburgstrasse 3, Room 4.B51 – limited or no relevance now. But there is an alternate reading that is highly critical and dismissive these [...] field of cultural legal studies tells us anything, it is that the non-legal cultural influences that shape [...] those influences and the interpretation of law. It is easy to think that the practices of legal interpretation

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16.11.2021 Universität Luzern, Raum 3.B48 – What ethnobotanical research in China, Switzerland and other places of the world tells us about plant [...] different case studies from Eurasia. Special emphasis is placed on ritual plant use in the Tibetan cultural

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