A book by Kent Law School Lecturer Dr Rose Parfitt draws on new archival research, and both anti-colonial and Marxist theory, to offer a critical … Read more
Category: Research
Sebastian Payne in consortium awarded $170k for analysis of royal prerogative reform
Kent constitutional law expert Sebastian Payne is a member of an international consortium that has been awarded a grant of over $170,000 to conduct the first comparative … Read more
Professor Donatella Alessandrini awarded £162k for unique analysis of world trade law
Kent Law School Professor Donatella Alessandrini has been awarded a British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship worth more than £162,000 for a unique research project analysing the role of … Read more
Inclusionary Practices research helps inform article critically examining proposed changes to telecommunications regulation in Brazil
Research undertaken for the Inclusionary Practices (IP) project, run jointly by Kent Law School and the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) since 2015, has … Read more
Professor Amanda Perry-Kessaris awarded £33k Leverhulme Research Fellowship for socio-legal design project
Kent Law School Professor Amanda Perry-Kessaris has been awarded a nine-month Leverhulme Research Fellowship, worth £33,000, for her project ‘Doing Socio-legal Research in Design Mode.’ At … Read more
Kent housing law expert speaks to UK policymakers about building regulations in England
Kent housing law expert Professor Helen Carr has spoken to key UK policymakers at a seminar addressing the future for building regulations in England. The … Read more
Kent students launch #DecoloniseUKC manifesto
Kent students launched a #DecoloniseUKC Manifesto on 20 March as part of a day-long conference at the University’s Canterbury campus. The manifesto was created using data … Read more
Book co-edited by Dr Luis Eslava cited in Advisory Opinion for International Court of Justice
A book co-edited by Kent Law School Senior Lecturer Dr Luis Eslava has been cited by Brazilian Judge Antônio Augusto Cançado Trindade in his Separate … Read more
Sebastian Payne gives evidence before Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
Kent constitutional law expert Sebastian Payne was invited to give evidence before the Government’s Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee (PACAC) on Tuesday. He was … Read more
Professor Toni Williams in Colombia to speak about gender, finance and law
Kent Law School Professor Toni Williams is in Colombia this week to speak about gender, finance and law in developing countries. Professor Williams will deliver … Read more