Lawyers and legal academics are often perceived to spend endless hours in front of a screen or in the library, conducting desk and internet research. Much of legal research, if not all, can be done far away from the issues under research. Have you ever wondered what "going in the field" looks like for legal research?
Join the University of Toronto Polar Law Group in learning more experienced researchers about what field research and primary research in the legal discipline looks like in the polar context.
Our guests are Professor Antje Neumann (Department of Law at the University of Akureyri, Iceland), Professor Betsy Baker (Vermont Law School, United States) and Dr. Sarah Mackie (Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School, United States).