The Rhyl Poster
They’d ‘met’, then, in Switzerland: in the Italian part, Ticino, beside Lake Maggiore. To be precise: above it, on a mountain. The International Association for Emergent Legal Theory had convened a three-day conference at which scholars, practitioners and students disported
In Switzerland, specifically in the Italian region of Ticino near Lake Maggiore, Pirotti and Stanton met. They attended a three-day conference hosted by the International Association for Emergent Legal Theory at a Bauhaus-style hotel. Pirotti seemed to be a part of the event, mingling with the hosts, attending speeches, and laughing at jokes.
However, he did not give a presentation himself and was not listed among the organizers. The center he represented, the Centre for Juridical Collaboration, did not have a physical headquarters or a clearly defined purpose. Despite this, Pirotti's presence at the conference was significant to Stanton, who found his presentation to have a certain clarity and sharpness, even if it was not a groundbreaking one.
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