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Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2003 13:43:28 +0100 From: Lizzie Cooke Subject: Centre for Property Law, University of Reading; call for papers
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Centre for Property Law The fifth biennial conference of the Centre for Property Law will be held at the University of Reading from the evening of Tuesday 23rd March 2004 to close of business on Thursday 25th March. This is a call for offers of papers to be presented at the conference. We would welcome papers on any area of property law. Proposals consisting of a title and a short abstract (no more than 300 words) should be sent to Lizzie Cooke to arrive no later than Tuesday 23rd September; the executive committee of the Centre will meet shortly after that date to make a selection. Contributors are asked to bear in mind that if their papers are accepted they will be invited to submit a draft of not more than 10,000 words (including notes) by the end of April 2004 to be considered for publication in the third volume of Modern Studies in Property Law in 2005. It is hoped that most of the conference papers will be published, but contributors are reminded that papers are refereed for inclusion, by a panel of distinguished academics from outside Reading, so that no promises can be made! You may like to bear in mind two changes to the format for the 2004 conference. First, we have decided not to use parallel sessions; delegates will therefore be able to hear all papers. We expect still to be able to accept around 20 papers and that speakers will have at least 35-40 minutes. Second, we shall be meeting at the Bulmershe campus of Reading University, quite close to the main campus with which most of you will be more familiar. The School of Law has used Bulmershe Hall for a couple of dinners during this year and have been very impressed with its facilities.
Lizzie Cooke
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