International Conference on Law, Culture and the Humanities ICLCH on September 16-17, 2025 in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Architecture and Design
Art History
Board Composition and Diversity
Classics
Colonial interactions in the under imperial rule
Contemporary arts and negotiations between ‘local’ and ‘global’
Continuity and discontinuity of legal education
Continuity and discontinuity of the judiciary and legal profession
Continuity of legal institutions introduced in various areas of the law
Continuity of statehood both in domestic (constitutional) law and in international law
Corporate Jurisprudence
Corporate Social Responsibility
Customary land tenure and development
Disruptive Technologies in Corporate Functions
Economics, Business and Management
Education, schooling and empire
Exchanges of Economic, Legal and Political Ideas
Film and Cinema Studies
Financial Sector Reforms
Fine Arts
Gender and Sexuality
History, archaeology, and identity formation
Imperial impact on the associations between language, identity and culture
Imperial inflections in vernacular expressions
Imperial legacies in gender and sexual identity and their representations in dance, theatre and everyday identity performance
Interdisciplinary, humanistically oriented legal scholarship
Law, Culture and the Humanities
Law: influence, co-operation and integration among the nations of the region
Legal history, legal theory and jurisprudence, law and cultural studies, law and literature, law and the performing arts, and legal hermeneutics
Leisure and sport: practices and identities
Literacies and Sexualities in Cultural, Fictional, Real, and Virtual Worlds
Literature
Media and Communications
Minority Shareholder Protection
Musical identities
Musicology and Music Performance
Path-dependency in Corporate Governance
Philosophy
Politics, philosophy, art and literature, across post-modernism, post-colonialism, and globalization
Related Party Transactions
Religious and social structures and their historical relationship with empire
Role of law in the transformation of collective identities
State dispute resolution and customary dispute resolution
State political processes and customary governance
The impact of transformation upon legal culture
The interaction between State environmental regulation and customary control of the environment
The relationship between human rights and custom
The Social, Cultural, Ethical Dimensions of 'Big Data'
The use of national and regional renaissances that flourished in response to dominant hegemonic structures
Theatre and Performance
Versions of cosmopolitanism in cultures of the area
War and peace in the region