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Four top tips for turning your PhD into a book

By Andrea Shieber | 17 July 2020

  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

Labour, Law, Control: Migrant Workers and Unfree Labour

By Andrea Shieber | 08 July 2019

My research project interrogates different legal frameworks addressing ‘unfree labour’ of migrant workers; it asks whether a ‘labour approach’ can better explain this phenomenon, and … Read more

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