By Per Laleng       In Part I, I noted that the threshold question (“Does the conduct engage the public interest?”), and the Patel … Read more

  This post summarises the presentation delivered as part of the Legal Consciousness in Context stream, convened by Naomi Creutzfeldt, Fanni Gyurko and Stine Piilgaard Porner … Read more

This post has been cross-posted on Amanda’s personal blog, Approaching law. It summarises a presentation delivered as part of the Law and Political Economy Stream … Read more

By Per Laleng, Senior Lecturer in Law   The Facts On 10 February 2019, a few hours after being released from police custody, Alexander Lewis-Ranwell … Read more

Asta is a Senior Lecturer and Co-Director of the Centre for Sexuality, Race and Gender Justice at Kent Law School. In January 2026, new statutory … Read more

This blog has been cross-posted on the SLSA Blog and Amanda’s blog Approaching Law. Image 1: Modes of research contribution. Amanda Perry-Kessaris 2025. We have … Read more

The United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union (Brexit) was long and protracted and placed the country’s uncodified constitutional arrangements under great strain. A system … Read more

This post has been cross-posted on the SLSA Blog and on Amanda’s blog Approaching Law. The Hidden REF project is on a mission to get … Read more

The Mountains of Metaphor is an online interactive game based on Dr Williams’ PhD journey that visualises a working metaphor that she found useful. Here, … Read more

In the ground-breaking book, The Spirit Level (2009), Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett showed that the more unequal a society, the greater its problems.  What … Read more