Cybernorms featuring David Nelken
[This is a post from the Cybernorms.net blog, which is the English equivalent to Cybernormer.se. You can follow this link to read this post at its original URL.]
Cybernorms.net at Lund University proudly presents a brand new series of lectures on Sociology of Law hosted on iTunesU. The series display interviews with some of the worlds most prominent scholars in the field today. Håkan Hydén, professor at the sociology of law department, Lund university, has traveled around Europe in this first season, talking to famous sociologists of law, in search of answers for questions about socio-legal theory, social norms and legal rules in the creation of Europe, the gap problem in a digital context.
In this first episode we meet David Nelken, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Legal Institutions and Social Change at the University of Macerata, Visiting Professor of Criminology at Oxford Law Faculty (from October 2010 till September 2013).
This series of lectures is the Cybernorms research group’s contribution to the web-based distance-learning masters program “Sociology of European Law” (SELA) at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Lund University, Sweden. A new episode will be released once a month featuring a new interview.
The whole series of lectures will be possible to find on iTunesU, using the search term “Cybernorms” in the search field in the upper right corner. Or watch them here on the Cybernorms blog.
Episode 1: David Nelken (Cybernorms on Sociology of Law)
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Kommentarer
2 kommentarer to “Cybernorms featuring David Nelken”
Lämna gärna en kommentar!
Cybernorms.net- Conference on norms in April 6 February 2012There is a conference coming up 24-25 April at Lund University in Sweden. If you are academically into norms from any perspective, you should probably check it out. The name of the conference is The Normative Anatomy of Society. Relations Between Norms and Law in the 21st Century and it deals with “to promote an […]
- Cybernorms featuring Roger Cotterrell 15 January 2012Cybernorms.net at Lund University proudly presents a series of lectures on Sociology of Law hosted on iTunesU. The series display interviews with some of the worlds most prominent scholars in the field today. Håkan Hydén, professor at the sociology of law department, Lund university, has traveled around Europe in this first season, talking to famous sociolog […]
- Hungarian conference on Human rights v. Copyright in Feb 2012 10 December 2011We have during the last few years heard arguments for treating internet access with a rights-based approach, and we have seen national legislative examples of it (i.e. Finland, Costa Rica). That the internet and access to it, means so much for so many in terms of how we lead our lives, education, information, banking etc, […]
- Copyright and metaphors 5 November 2011Don’t miss the TorrentFreak article on my PhD thesis Metaphors and Norms – Understanding copyright law in a digital society (download thesis here [pdf]). TorrentFreak writes: When talking about piracy the entertainment industry and politicians often use the term “theft.” This is a huge problem according to the Swedish sociologist of law Stefan Larsson. In [. […]
- Cybernorms featuring Reza Banakar 4 November 2011Cybernorms.net at Lund University proudly presents a series of lectures on Sociology of Law hosted on iTunesU. The series display interviews with some of the worlds most prominent scholars in the field today. Håkan Hydén, professor at the sociology of law department, Lund university, has traveled around Europe in this first season, talking to famous sociolog […]
- Conference on norms in April 6 February 2012
“Do I need iTunes software on my computer to access this material?”
Don’t you have any moral what so ever? You know that i can ask that question because you know that i know that you ought to know better. You are not an example of the ignorance of Average Joe. Shame on you!
We are within a Lund University solution where we use iTunesU for online lectures. And we do need to explain to people how to access the full material. However, see your point… we have rephrased.