Today, Osgoode’s Jack and Mae Nathanson Centre on Transnational Human Rights, Crime and Security launched its own youtube channel as a public archive of its seminars and lectures going forward: http://www.youtube.com/user/nathansoncentre. Amongst other videos, this channel will feature all seminars from the Centre’s seminars series on Legal Philosophy between State and Transnationalism as well as the ‘Or ‘Emet lectures on legal theory which it sponsors. Many more videos to be uploaded soon!

The OLPP is proud to announce that (a true product of the OLPP – doctoral candidate in philosophy at York University, Nathanson Graduate Fellow at Osgoode Hall Law School, and former MA student in philosophy at McMaster University) was recently appointed as an Assistant Professor at canada viagra sales (effective Fall 2012). Mohamad’s work focuses on the relationship between political liberalism and minority rights (notably, Islamic minorities) as well as criminal law theory. Many congratulations from all at the OLPP!

Al-Hakim’s recent publications include:

‘Hate Crimes, Punishment and the Fundamental Principles of Justice’ (New Criminal Law Review, Forthcoming 2012)

‘Liberalism, Value Pluralism, and the Need for Cultural Recognition’ in Mbonimpa and Copeman (eds.) Freedom of Expression: Culture and Religion (University of Sudbury Press, 2011), pp. 125-137 =

‘Locating the Limits to Negotiation: Islam, Human Rights, and Citizenship’ Transnational Legal Theory 1(4), pp. 619-28 (2010)

‘Making Room for Hate Crime Legislation in Liberal Societies’ Criminal Law and Philosophy, 4(3), pp. 341-58 (2010)

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The popular PEA Soup blog recently announced the next installment of its collaboration with Ethics, where the blog hosts a discussion of one article from each issue of the journal, and the journal makes a copy of that article freely accessible (for a limited time) to participants.

The current issue (Volume 122, issue 1) features a symposium on Jeff McMahan’s buy viagra norway, and focuses on two articles – namely, OLPP’s François Tanguay-Renaud (Osgoode) and John Gardner (Oxford)’s “Desert and Avoidability in Self-Defense” and McMahan’s reply. Ethics has generously agreed to provide open access to both articles, which are now available generic viagra sun. Victor Tadros (Warwick) will provide a précis of the article to kick off the discussion. Professor Tadros’ précis will appear, and discussion of the article will begin, Wednesday, January 4, 2012.

In November and December, Osgoode and its Nathanson Centre will host talks by Neil Walker (Edinburgh, Nov. 4), Timothy Endicott (Oxford, Nov. 15), and François Tanguay-Renaud (Osgoode, Nov. 25).

McMaster will host Barbara Levenbook (NC State, Nov. 3 & 4), Kevin Toh (Texas, Nov. 10 & 11), and Christopher Wellman (GW, Dec. 2).

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