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CAS Conference 2017: Law and Social Order in Africa The Project Room, 50 George Square
3rd April: Getting the Conversations StartedMorning Afternoon
Roun
dtab
le O
ne:
Stat
ehoo
d 9:
05 -
10:3
5
Roun
dtab
le T
wo:
O
rder
and
D
isor
der
10:4
5 -1
2:15
Roun
dtab
le
Thre
e: L
aws
and
Nor
ms
13:0
0 - 1
4:30
Ambreena Manji, Cardiff University
Andy Aydin-Aitchison, University of Edinburgh
Insa Koch, London School of Economics
Jonny Steinberg, University of Oxford
Kate Meagher: London School of Economics
Theo Petrus, University of Fort Hare (Digital Panelist)
Cherry Leonardi, Durham University
Gerhard Anders, University of Edinburgh
Jen Hendry, University of Leeds
Dev
elop
ing
the
Con
vers
atio
n 14
:30
- 17:
30
Over the course of the afternoon we will provide workspaces across the university where participants can continue the morning’s
conversations.
These will be a mix of silent spaces and spaces for continued group discussion on the three
themes of the morning.
We encourage co-panelists to meet up as part of this process.
Din
ner a
nd D
rinks
18
:00
onw
ards 18:00 - 19:00
Our complementary drinks reception in the Ground Floor of the School of Social and Political
Sciences (15a George Square)
19:00 The conference dinner will be at 56 North (2 West
Crosscauseway)
CAS is grateful for the support of the following organisations:
8:30: Coffee and Registration
9:00-9:05: Welcome
Break
Lunch
Each
roun
dtab
le w
ill b
e in
itiat
ed b
y th
ree
spea
kers
refle
ctin
g on
the
them
es in
que
stio
n fr
om d
iffer
ent r
egio
nal a
nd d
isci
plin
ary
back
grou
nds.
4th April: Panel SessionsPa
nel O
ne:
His
toric
al
Pers
pect
ives
9:00
-10:
30
Pane
l Tw
o: L
egal
In
ters
ectio
ns
10:4
5-12
:15
Pane
l Thr
ee:
Ever
yday
Po
licin
g an
d Ju
stic
e 13
:15
- 14:
45
Jocelyn Alexander
Adrian Deese
Ruth Ginio
George Karekwaivanane
Pane
l Fou
r: Re
mak
ing
Stat
ehoo
d?
15:0
0-16
:30
After rape: violence, justice and social harmony in Uganda
Implementing Transitional Justice in Burundi: Socio-Political Navigations of the ‘Toolkit Approach’
‘Revolutionaries’, ‘Sell Outs’ and the ‘National Project’: Writing a ‘new democratic’ Constitution in Zimbabwe’s contested interregnum.
The edges of the law
‘Partisan Law’ in 1980s Zimbabwe
Natural Law Doctrine in Ajiṣ afẹ ’s framing of Jurisprudence in the late Ẹgbá-Yorùbá Dynasty
French and African perceptions of ‘truth’ ‘evidence’ and ‘sanity’ in the investigation of murder – the case of colonial Senegal
Lawyers, 'reluctant radicalism' and the Zimbabwean Political Crisis 2000-2011
Jamie Furniss
Marta Patricio
JB Falisse, Imane Chaara & Julien Marcieau
Kamau Wairuri
SJ Cooper-Knock and Anna MacDonald
Susanne Verheul
Holly Porter
Astrid Jamar
Tamuka Chirimambowa, Tinashe Chimedza & MacDonald Lewanika
Olly Owen
Neo-traditional reconciliation and the State in Homicide Cases in Cairo
Legal pluralism in Mozambique: conflict resolution and conceptions of justice in Mossurize district
Does legal aid service delivery improve access to justice in fragile states? Lessons from an impact evaluation of a large scale legal aid programme in Burundi
‘Thieves should not live among people’: Popular support for police violence and the crisis of urban governance in Nairobi
Courting justice? Generational disputes in the docks of Durban and Gulu.
Material and sensory courtrooms: Performing the ‘decline of professionalism’ in Harare’s magistrates’ courts
break
lunch
break
Closing Remarks
Map 1: Finding your way to the main conference venue
From Edinburgh Waverley Station: The conference venue is a 15 minute walk from Edinburgh Waverley Station. Alternatively, you can catch a number 7, 31 or 37 from North Bridge
From Edinburgh Airport: The Edinburgh Tram offers a regular service into the Edinburgh Waverley station from the airport. Alternatively, you can catch the Airlink 100 Bus to Edinburgh Waverley.
Main Conference Venue
Conference Dinner
Breakout Rooms & Drinks Reception
Map 2: Finding your way around the conference
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