The Queens' Distinguished Lecture in Law 2022

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For the seventh Lecture in Law at Queens' College, we are honoured to have Professor Richard Fentiman KC (The Arthur Armitage Fellow and Professor of Private International Law) as this year's speaker. His lecture is entitled: "Citadels of the Law: Law Schools and the Defence of Doctrine".
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Interesting talk, thank you.
I agree the study of pure structure is invaluable. I assume most would agree multidisciplinarity is an academia wide phenomenon & many of the primary disciplines could make the same case for their strand of the human system, & so they should.
I would love to view a time lapse of the evolution of legal doctrine.

i.m.gurney