We are some of the staff who work at Kent Law School, one of the UK’s leading critical law schools. We value working in a … Read more
For democracy and freedom – vote Leave
We will be clear about only one thing after the EU referendum on 23rd June. Either we will be living in a more democratic … Read more
Can States be progressive? On Re-imagining the state
The following article is authored by Tom Kemp, a PhD candidate in Law at Kent Law School. His work investigates the prefigurative thought within anti-immigration-detention … Read more
Zionisms …this is, in part, a plea to the left to stop saying ‘Zionist’
Two days ago, the news was full of Jeremy Corbyn’s recent decision to suspend Labour MP Naz Shah while her alleged antisemitism is investigated. Two … Read more
Hillsborough: Grief and the Inquest
One clear theme from the Hillsborough inquests is the ways in which inquests can act to frame who and what can be mourned. My Facebook … Read more
Review of Garbage Dreams
The following article is authored by Kent Law School PhD student Allison Lindner. If you are interested in first hand accounts of how privatisation affects … Read more
Sloper v Lloyds Bank – a salutory example of the difficulties faced by some mesothelioma victims
Reposted from Alan McKenna’s blog ‘almacblog: Life, law, academia and asbestos’ The decision in Sloper v Lloyds Bank this week is a stark reminder of … Read more
The message at Westgate Avenue through the eyes of a spatial detective
The following article is authored by Kent Law School PhD student Ahmed Memon On a bench at a stop by the road in a little … Read more
To be, or not to be, academically dislocated: or to converse upon the path less travelled?
The following article is authored by Kent Law School PhD student Steve Crawford One of the most common questions currently circulating around me as a … Read more
Julian Assange verdict: how this curious episode might be brought to an end
This article by Gbenga Oduntan was originally published on The Conversation. The UN’s Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has decided that Julian Assange is being … Read more