In times long before COVID, but not so long ago, a report was tabled at the United Nations Human Rights Council meeting of 2019. Written … Read more

As the Black Lives Matter movement continues to provoke a necessary and painful reckoning with the slave trade, colonialism and their legacies in the wider … Read more

Last Wednesday, the first images began to circulate online from the fires in Moria, the large and infamous refugee camp on the Greek island of … Read more

  Dr Serena Natile is a Lecturer in Socio-Legal Studies at Brunel Law School, where she teaches Public Law, International Law, Gender & Law, Finance … Read more

An opinion piece by three University of Kent students who are critical analysts in the Afro-Diasporic Legal Network, Charlin Skeete, Leah Arthur & Brittany Smart … Read more

Trying to write a paper on the ontological possibilities of ‘disability’ as a concept in the middle of a global pandemic I find myself being … Read more

1. Introduction International economic law (IEL), broadly defined, refers to the rules governing the cross-border movement of goods, people, technology and finance capital, as well as … Read more

Mia joined a three-day study tour to Cyprus with the UK Irrigation Association (UKIA) after being awarded a Jack Wright Memorial Trust Scholarship. Her thesis … Read more

Earlier this year Thanos Zartaloudis kindly accepted my request to ask him some questions about his recent book The Birth of Nomos; a book I … Read more

To help illustrate the extraordinary breadth of critical, socio-legal research being undertaken by doctoral scholars at Kent, we asked our PhD students to summarise the … Read more