The CLSA is a group of scholars from many disciplines who are interested in the place of law in social, political, economic and cultural life.
CLSA members bring training in law, history, sociology, political science, criminology, psychology, anthropology, and economics as well as in other related areas of socio-legal inquiry.
Among its activities, the CLSA distributes the Canadian Journal of Law and Society, sponsors an annual conference and graduate student workshop, awards prizes for socio-legal scholarship, offers support for academic conferences and workshops, and generally works to encourage socio-legal inquiry in Canada and internationally.
CLSA members bring training in law, history, sociology, political science, criminology, psychology, anthropology, and economics as well as in other related areas of socio-legal inquiry.
Among its activities, the CLSA distributes the Canadian Journal of Law and Society, sponsors an annual conference and graduate student workshop, awards prizes for socio-legal scholarship, offers support for academic conferences and workshops, and generally works to encourage socio-legal inquiry in Canada and internationally.
The 2020 annual conference was cancelled because of COVID-19. Planning for the 2021 conference is now afoot.
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The CLSA mid-year meeting for 2020/21 will be held online, likely in the winter.
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