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The Chorley LectureThe Chorley Lecture is an annual lecture inaugurated in 1972 and named in honour of Lord Chorley of Kendal, the founding editor of The Modern Law Review. The Lecture, which is normally delivered in late May or early June at the London School of Economics & Political Science, is the most important occasion in the calendar of The Modern Law Review. A version of the lecture is subsequently published as the lead article in the January issue of the following year’s Review. In 2008, the Chorley lecture will be delivered by Gunther Teubner, University of Frankfurt Professor of Private Law and Legal Sociology, London School of Economics Centennial Visiting Professor. 'Self-subversive Justice: Contingency or Transcendence Formula of Law?' The lecture will take place on Wednesday, 11 June 2008 in the Shaw Library, LSE at 5.30pm. Admission is free without ticket and open to the public. The Chorley Lectures:
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