Category: Research

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

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

Applications are now open for full-time PhD scholarships at Kent Law School beginning on our Canterbury campus in September 2019. The Law School is a dynamic and … Read more

Kent Law School Lecturer Dr Donal Casey is a guest editor for a special issue of the Journal of Law and Social Policy that offers an … Read more

The Feminist Judgments Project put theory into practice by engaging in a real-world exercise of writing feminist judgments for leading cases in English law. In … Read more

A new book by Kent Law School Reader in Law Dr Thanos Zartaloudis delves deep into history and culture to offer a rich, interdisciplinary analysis … Read more

Building on prior work for the Law Commission, Professor Helen Carr’s research provided the inspiration for major reforms in Welsh housing tenure. Working in collaboration … Read more

An innovative workshop on interdisciplinarity at Kent Law School highlighted the extent to which academics “stretch and perforate the boundaries of Law as a discipline.” … Read more

A two-month visit to Kent Law School proved “crucial” for doctoral legal scholar Natalia Torres Zuniga who found the exposure to critical theory and socio-legal … Read more