The Collaborative Research Network (CRN) is a Law and Society Association´s iniciative that seeks to develop cross-disciplinary and cross-national research projects which intend to overcome the disciplinary barriers enabling the growth and integration of the social study of law. Organizing theme sessions for the LSA annual meetings, the CRNs can be a forum in which scholars, professors, students, as well as practitioners who are interested in interdisciplinary studies can organize discussions, share work, exchange ideas and build networks.
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