Here’s the complete agenda for the 2026 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference, October 14-16, 2026, in London. The Conference has gone international twice before (Beijing (2011) and The Hague (2016)). At the Conference, the Brigham-Kanner Property Rights prize will be presented to Professor James Penner, “whose scholarship has reshaped contemporary understandings of the nature and structure of property.”
We’ll be speaking on “Property, Human Rights, and International Law” which will “consider how property rights are recognized, limited, and contested in international contexts.” The other sessions are equally fascinating:
The Concept of Property: A Tribute to J.E. Penner
Other People’s Things: Trusts, Entities, and Fiduciaries in Property
Roman, English, and Other Legacies: The Role of History in Property Law
Intangible Property in an Interconnected World
Comparative Perspectives on Compensation for Government Takings
Of Locke, Bentham, and Blackstone: English Contributions to Property’s Philosophical Foundations
Congratulations to Professor James Stern who leads the Property Rights Project at William and Mary Law School, for planning the Conference.
More information about the Conference here, including the complete schedule (House of Commons reception, B-K Prize dinner at Lincoln Inn of Court).
Register now and plan to join us.
Agenda, 2026 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference (Oct. 15-16, 2026, London)