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- De Carle Lectures 2011: Professor Tom Mullen – Devolution: the Story So Far and Scotland’s Constitutional FutureProfessor Tom Mullen of the University of Glasgow, Scotland, presents the third of his 2011 De Carle lectures on the topic of “Devolution: the Story So Far and Scotland’s Constitutional Future”. 19 October 2011.55 min
- De Carle lectures 2011: Professor Tom Mullen – European Human Rights Law in the UK: the Impact of the Human Rights ActProfessor Tom Mullen of the University of Glasgow, Scotland, presents the second of his 2011 De Carle lectures on the topic of “European Human Rights Law in the UK: the Impact of the Human Rights Act”. 12 October 2011.55 min
- De Carle lectures 2011: Professor Tom Mullen – European Human Rights Law in the UK: the Impact of the Human Rights ActProfessor Tom Mullen of the University of Glasgow, Scotland, presents the second of his 2011 De Carle lectures on the topic of “European Human Rights Law in the UK: the Impact of the Human Rights Act”. 12 October 2011.55 min
- De Carle Lectures 2011: Professor Tom Mullen – The Shape of the “New Constitution”: New Institutions, New Rights and New Constitutional IdeasProfessor Tom Mullen of the University of Glasgow, Scotland, presents the first of his 2011 De Carle lectures on the topic of “The Shape of the “New Constitution”: New Institutions, New Rights and New Constitutional Ideas”. 5 October 2011.54 min
- De Carle Lectures 2011: Professor Tom Mullen – The Shape of the “New Constitution”: New Institutions, New Rights and New Constitutional IdeasProfessor Tom Mullen of the University of Glasgow, Scotland, presents the first of his 2011 De Carle lectures on the topic of “The Shape of the “New Constitution”: New Institutions, New Rights and New Constitutional Ideas”. 5 October 2011.54 min
- Winter Lecture Series - 2011: A Hollow Democracy? Why New Zealand elections are increasingly meaningless to votersDiscover the Otago phenomenon for yourself and come along to free public lectures in Auckland and Wellington on a range of relevant and challenging issues that affect so many New Zealanders.Held July-August, 2011.1 hr 6 min
- Winter Lecture Series - 2011: A Hollow Democracy? Why New Zealand elections are increasingly meaningless to votersDiscover the Otago phenomenon for yourself and come along to free public lectures in Auckland and Wellington on a range of relevant and challenging issues that affect so many New Zealanders.Held July-August, 2011.1 hr 6 min
- Pacific Legal Issues Week 2011: Charles Chauvel MP – Keeping the Legal System RelevantCharles Chauvel is a Labour MP and the first Member of Parliament of Tahitian descent. A qualified lawyer and the current Labour spokesperson for Justice, he presents here at Pacific Legal Issues Week 2011 on the topic of “Keeping the Legal System Relevant”. 12 September 2011.53 min
- Pacific Legal Issues Week 2011: Charles Chauvel MP – Keeping the Legal System RelevantCharles Chauvel is a Labour MP and the first Member of Parliament of Tahitian descent. A qualified lawyer and the current Labour spokesperson for Justice, he presents here at Pacific Legal Issues Week 2011 on the topic of “Keeping the Legal System Relevant”. 12 September 2011.53 min
- F.W Guest Lecture 2011: Capitalism, Revolutions and our Rule of LawThe Faculty of Law is pleased to host Mr Jack Hodder, Chairman and Partner, Chapman Tripp as the 2011 FW Guest Memorial speaker.The topic is "Capitalism, Revolutions and our Rule of Law".Held August 10, 2011.1 hr 2 min
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