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Ken Leyton-Brown is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Regina. He completed his doctorate in History at Queen’s University in Kingston and has a Master’s degree from the University of Regina as well as an Honours Bachelor’s degree from the University of Saskatchewan. His expertise lies in Canadian legal history, with particular focus on Saskatchewan legal history, ancient history, and archaeology. He teaches courses on various historical topics including civilization, ancient Greece and Rome, and Canadian legal history. His current research explores the legal history of the Chinese in early Saskatchewan, examining how law acts as a cultural tool impacting social structures and change. Leyton-Brown’s work encompasses the internal aspects of legal history — its origins, application, and enforcement — while also connecting it to broader societal and cultural contexts, illustrating how law shapes and is shaped by the society it serves.
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