Publications from Developing Networks for Evidence Based Socio-Legal Research
Reports and articles about our Developing Networks for Evidence Based Socio-Legal Research project.
This document describes current priorities for socio-legal research identified by the Forum. Other potential areas of socio-legal research are described. This document, which is periodically updated, also provides a description of our orientation to research.
We held a follow-up workshop as part of the Community-University Exposition in Victoria, May 4-7, 2008.
April 2008
Research in Action: Report on the "Understanding Civil Justice in the Everyday World: Developing Networks for Evidence Based Socio-legal Research" Workshops
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During August 2007, to further our project goal of developing socio-legal research networks, we held a series of four Research in Action workshops in British Columbia. Events in Vancouver, Victoria, Prince George and Kelowna brought together academics and justice community members interested in social research about justice issues. These workshops generated strong interest and support for establishing local and national networks to support interests in socio-legal research.