Centre for the study of Law in Theory and Practice (LTAP) Workshop

Join us for this multi-story workshop on engagement and outputs. The workshop aims to provide an opportunity to showcase and celebrate LTAP sustained capacity and to reflect collectively on achievements and future developments. The event is open to all interested colleagues, but places are limited.

9.45- 9.50

LTAP Multi-Story – Welcome

Prof Gaetano Pentassuglia

9.50-12.00

LTAP Multi-Level Engagement with Stakeholders

-Building a Digital Learning Tool for Ship Crews, from Liverpool to the Wider Maritime World- Dr Kenneth Kang

-Springing the Trap? Expanding Legal Aid Eligibility in 'Trapped Capital' Cases using ECHR Article 6- Dr Michelle Waite

-Engaging with Parliament to Enhance Government Accountability and Electoral Reform- Dr Ben Stanford

-Should a Machine Decide who Lives or Dies? Killer Robots, Human Rights and the Fight for Regulation at the United Nations- Prof Thompson Chengeta

-Panel discussion/Q&A session

12.15-14.00

Lunch buffet

14.00-16.00

LTAP Multi-Publication Releases (New/Forthcoming)

-Deepfakes, Real Losses: The Liability Gap in Generative AI-Driven Deepfake Financial Scams-Dr Alison Lui

-The Impact of Environmental Law on the Law of the Sea: From Resource Co-operation to Species Protection?-Prof David Ong

-Bringing the History of Ideas to Self-Determination: Understanding “Nation”-Prof Gaetano Pentassuglia

-Panel discussion/Q&A session

16.00-16.45

Building (on) Capacity - Stakeholders/Collaboration, and Research Quality: what Role for LTAP?

Self-Reflective Plenary