The Legal Humanities Association (LHA) is an academic society that aims to foster a community dedicated to cultural understandings of law. It nurtures humanities-inflected legal scholarship, seeking innovative forms of legal knowledge and analysis. The LHA is a home for scholars, research students, and practitioners working across law, humanities, and cultural studies, and welcomes those who do not feel they have a place for their work within orthodox disciplinary scholarship or traditional law schools. While the LHA is UK-based, it is not UK-exclusive: membership is open to all who are interested, irrespective of geographic location.
Membership
Members of the LHA pay an annual membership fee of £50 (concession: £25). The benefits of membership include:
- the opportunity to help shape the emergence and future development of the LHA
- connection and networking within law, humanities, and cultural legal areas
- support for the legal humanities scholarly community
- access to funding, event support, and mentorship
- inclusion in the Association mailing list
LHA is open for members: click below to find out how to join.
Legal Information
Articles of Association (LHA Constitution)