Kent Law School rounded off its 50th anniversary year on Wednesday with a graduation ceremony for more than 350 law students at Canterbury Cathedral. Graduands … Read more
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Critical interdisciplinary debate on populism and anti-populism at Kent Law School organised by Dr Thanos Zartaloudis
A critical, interdisciplinary debate on populism and anti-populism by scholars at a workshop hosted by Kent Law School’s Research Group on Philosophy, Political Theology and … Read more
Dr Suhraiya Jivraj wins Faculty Teaching Award 2019
Kent Law School Senior Lecturer Dr Suhraiya Jivraj has won the Social Sciences Faculty Teaching Award 2019 for her leadership of the Decolonising the Curriculum … Read more
Law School student George Hill interviews international law scholar Professor Antony Anghie
Kent Law School undergraduate student George Hill took up a challenge to interview Professor Antony Anghie, a globally renowned international law scholar and expert who … Read more
Homeless veterans in London: investigating housing responsibilities
In an ongoing collaborative investigation into housing responsibilities for homeless veterans in London, Kent Law School housing law experts Dr Ed Kirton-Darling and Professor Helen … Read more
Law School Professors awarded £11k for SLS Annual Seminar celebrating legal life of Lady Hale
Kent Law School Professors Erika Rackley and Rosemary Hunter have been awarded £11,000 by the Society of Legal Scholars (SLS) to celebrate the legal life and … Read more
Law School research student awarded Modern Law Review scholarship
Kent Law School research student Maayan Niezna has been awarded a scholarship in an annual competition run by the Modern Law Review. Maayan was nominated by … Read more
How unwanted sexual images are shattering lives
A new report co-authored by Kent Law School Professor Erika Rackley reveals how sexual images shared online without consent can be devastating for victims – … Read more
New book edited by Professor Diamond Ashiagbor explores growth in informalisation of work
A new book edited by Kent labour law expert Professor Diamond Ashiagbor critically explores the growth in informalisation of work and the challenges it presents … Read more
Kent Honorary Professor commissioned to write introduction for guidelines on freedom of movement for those fleeing from conflict
Kent Law School Honorary Professor Tom Hadden has been commissioned by one of the world’s principal regional human rights bodies to write an introduction for … Read more