ELS Lab Meetings - Journal Club: The Role of Empirical Data in Different Domains of Law
- Date
- Friday 28 May 2021
- Time
- Location
- Online
Topic Journal Club
Journal Clubs are sessions in which we discuss empirical legal articles, focusing on the methodology used in the paper and the lessons that can be learned.
In this Journal Club, we will explore the role of empirical data in different domains of law. We will start with a short introduction based on a paper on integrating models of consumer decision-making and cognitive psychology in Trademark Law, after which there will be ample room for discussing the (potential) role of empirical data in different domains of law. The following paper will be discussed:
Burrell, R. & Weatherall, K. (2018). Towards a New Relationship Between Trademark Law and Psychology, Current Legal Problems, 771, 87-118.
Interested to join? Sign up via the following form and you will receive a link to the Journal Club: https://cutt.ly/gzedAG9.
ELS Lab Meetings
The Empirical Legal Studies Lab @Leiden is organizing a new series of sessions, for researchers interested in empirical legal research. Are you looking to learn more about empirical methods and/or engage in lively discussions on ELS? Join the upcoming ELS lab meetings!
Ranging from the informal Lunch & Learn to more in-depth paper discussions, the ELS lab meetings cover a wide range of empirical research methods and ELS-related topics. We offer a possibility to learn about each other’s research and experience, test out ideas and receive feedback on work in progress. You’re welcome to join, regardless of your degree of experience with ELS. Our upcoming sessions are below. Sign up via the following link: https://cutt.ly/gzedAG9
| Date | Session |
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7 May 13:00 - 14:00 |
Lunch & Learn Topic: From Fact to Norm |
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28 May 10:00 - 11:00 |
Journal Club Topic: Translating empirical data into normative legal concepts |
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18 June 10:00 - 11:00 |
Paper Development Session Topic: Presentation by Kimia Heidary on online price discrimination and company perspectives |
About ELS Lab @Leiden
Empirical Legal Studies is one of the legal science themes of the Leiden Law School as part of the Law Sector Plan, together with Institutions for Conflict Resolution. The Empirical Legal Studies project receives funding from the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OCW) through the multi-year Law Sector Plan. For any questions, please contact Helen Pluut (h.pluut@law.leidenuniv.nl).
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