Month: December 2018

A call for submissions for Kent Student Law Review’s fifth volume closes at 2pm on Friday 1 February 2019. Kent Student Law Review (KSLR) is a … Read more

Kent Law School alumnus James Buckley-Thorp is one of 60 speakers who will be inspiring students with their business success story at a national enterprise … Read more

The Centre for Law, Gender and Sexuality at Kent Law School has a new name – it is now the Centre for Sexuality, Race and … Read more

Each year, Kent Law School invites all LLM students who have successfully applied for scholarships at Kent to become LLM Ambassadors. Our LLM Ambassadors have … Read more

A new book, co-edited by Kent Law School doctoral law scholar Elena Paris, offers a radical political philosophy of cosmopolitanism. Migration and cosmopolitanism – the … Read more

Professor Richard Drayton, Rhodes Professor of Imperial History at King’s College London, spoke about ‘The right to property vs the property of rights: The British … Read more

A critical, interdisciplinary workshop hosted by Kent Law School academics in Canterbury enabled a public discussion on the regulation and social ordering of alternative and … Read more

Acclaimed international poet and writer Lemn Sissay MBE will share his inspirational journey to success, from early experiences in the social care system to becoming … Read more

Kent Law School PhD scholars Ahmed Memon and Eric Loefflad have launched a critical international law podcast on Soundcloud called Fool’s Utopia. Fool’s Utopia, now … Read more

Kent Critical Law Society has issued a call for papers exploring the theme of ‘Division, Difference and Democracy’ and their relationship with the law in … Read more