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The Global Rule of Law Exchange - Live Webcast: Development and the Rule of Law: from Research to Practice

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Time: 14:00 (GMT)

Webcast Meeting link: http://is.gd/rojJeL


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This event is free to attend, it will be streamed live.

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This document will provide you with all the important information that you need to participate in the webcast. You may wish to read this document in advance of the event.


About the event

The Global Rule of Law Exchange will be streaming a live webcast on Thursday 5 November 2015 (from 14:00 BST).

This event, which is part of the 'research to practice' project, aims to facilitate the exchange of ideas and information between academics, practitioners, civil society, policy makers, and the legal profession on topics related to development and the rule of law. It follows the submission of call for practice notes which will be published in an edited volume, tentatively towards early 2016.

During this event, panellists (which includes academics and policy makers) will discuss challenges and share experience with converting research into policy. They will also aim to share tips to help researchers better articulate their findings to a policy audience.

Participants can send questions in advance to Mat Tromme at m.tromme@binghamcentre.biicl.org, though there will also be a possibility to asks questions to the panel live via a chat box.

The event will be recorded, and a play-back version available on the Global Rule of Law Exchange website.

Panellists

  • Ajoy Datta, Overseas Development Institute (ODI)
  • Justin Haccius, Governance Adviser, the UK Department for International Development (DFID)
  • Georgia Harley, Justice Reform Specialist (World Bank)
  • Brian Lucas, Manager, Governance and Social Development Resource Centre (GSDRC)
  • Nicole Stremlau, head of Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy, Research Fellow, Centre of Socio-Legal Studies

Chair

  • Dr Lawrence McNamara, Senior Research Fellow in the Rule of Law and Deputy Director of the Bingham Centre

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This event is jointly organised by the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law and Global Partner, Jones Day.


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