In this post, Dr Silvana Tapia Tapia discusses the issues of feminism and sexual violence as part of her research activities
Incentivising Nature Conservation in a Time of Pandemic – Some Options for Africa
In this post, Dr Walters Nsoh discusses Nature Conservation in a Time of Pandemic
A perfect storm in clinical negligence litigation is brewing and reforms are on the horizon
In this post, John Tingle discusses issues related to clinical negligence compensation and the NHS
A patient safety crisis in NHS maternity care?
In this blogpost, John Tingle discusses issues relating to maternity care in England
Dispelling the ‘Digital Enchantment’: Why worshipping at the shrine of digital innovation is misguided and dangerous
In this post, Professor Karen Yeung discusses some pressing issues of digital enchantment and innovation
The Jurisdictional Immunities case 10 years on: doctrinal enthusiasm not matched in practice
In this post, Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili discusses the legacy of the ICJ’s judgment on Jurisdictional Immunities (Germany v Italy) which the Court delivered ten years ago
Can regulation fix bank culture?
In this post, Dr Andreas Kokkinis discusses main theses of his recent article on Senior Managers and Certification Regime in Financial Firms
The Throwback of a ‘Modern Bill of Rights’
In this post, professor Fiona de Londras discusses the Government’s proposals regarding “Modern Bill of Rights”
Seeking Impact as a Lone Researcher
In this post, Dr John Kendall discusses the relevance of academic research in impacting the real world, focusing on his own experience when doing his PhD here at the Law School
Counterhegemonic narratives to human rights and the racialising work in becoming ‘human’
In this post, Dr Shaimaa Abdelkarim, a lecturer at the Birmingham Law School examines her research concerning counter-hegemonic approaches to human rights, to uncover relationship between racism and the understanding of agency in human rights