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The last newsletter of 2010 carries invitations to our next lecture on Constitutionalism, an inaugural workshop on Financial Regulation, and early notice of a Public Debate in February hosted by Joshua Rozenberg.
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A History of Modern Constitutionalism
Professor Horst Dippel to deliver lecture in Oxford on 11th Nov
 On 11th November, our next lecture in the Social and Political Foundations of Constitutions series will analyse the development of modern constitutionalism since the Virginia Declaration of Rights of 1776.
Professor Horst Dippel will offer a revisionist approach to the established preeminence of the American and French constitutional traditions and argue for a more global perspective.
Further details and online booking
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Regulation of Financial Markets workshop
FLJS assesses the changing face of financial regulation on 12th Nov
 The inaugural workshop in our new programme on Regulation, Law, and Government will be held on 12 November, in the wake of Bank of England Governor Mervyn King's call for radical reforms to the financial sevices industry.
The workshop will bring together businesspeople, lawyers, and policymakers, including the former Head of the NAO, to evaluate the regulation of financial markets and identify guidelines for future reform.
Find out more and book your place
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Debate: The Role of Courts in a Democracy
Join the debate chaired by Joshua Rozenberg on 11th Feb 2011
In this public debate, recorded before a live audience at Magdalen College, Oxford and chaired by Joshua Rozenberg, a panel of leading judges and academics will contest the proper role of courts in a democracy, and assess the position of the Supreme Court in the UK.
The panel will feature the most recent addition to the Supreme Court,
Sir John Dyson, as well as several independent experts.
As tickets are strictly limited, we recommend booking early to secure your place. Further details and online registration
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FLJS launches on Facebook
View Videos, photos, updates, and events on our new Facebook profile
 FLJS is now on Facebook!
Visit our profile where you can see videos of past lectures, get all the latest news and updates, and sign-up for events.
If you like what you see on our facebook page or on our website, let us know by clicking the 'Like' button, and you'll be the first to hear about all our activities.
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We hope you have found this
newsletter of interest. Please use the links below to get in touch, or
to forward this email to interested colleagues.
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Phil Dines
Foundation for Law, Justice and Society
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