Kent Law School lecturer Dr Carin Tunåker is a legal anthropologist who has worked in the homelessness sector for over a decade. She worked directly … Read more
Tag: expert comment
Brand new podcast – ‘Not for Want of Trying’ – out now!
Join Erika Rackley, Professor of Law at the Kent Law School, University of Kent and Sharon Thompson, Professor of Law at Cardiff University as they … Read more
Dr Alex Magaisa a leading commentator on the developing situation in Zimbabwe
Dr Alex Magaisa, Lecturer in Law, and former chief advisor to Morgan Tsvangirai (then Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister and leader of the Movement for Democratic Change), … Read more
Prof Harm Schepel appears on BBC Newsnight ‘Life After Brexit’ Special
Professor Harm Schepel of Kent’s Brussels School of International Studies appeared on BBC Newsnight’s ‘Life After Brexit’ special on Saturday 25 June, following the UK … Read more
Is space tourism travelling faster than space law?
Kent Space Law expert Dr Gbenga Oduntan warns of ‘criminal and civil jurisdictional nightmares’ as space tourism outpaces the development of space law in an … Read more
Kent public law expert joins panel discussing relevance of Magna Carta
Kent Public Law expert David Radlett contributed to a panel discussion on the continuing relevance of Magna Carta in the 21st century at Maidstone Crown … Read more
Kent International Law expert urges Nigeria’s new government to address “ingrained corruption”
Kent International Law expert Dr Gbenga Oduntan urges Nigeria’s new government to address “ingrained corruption” as a matter of priority in an article published online … Read more
Proposals for new Policing Authority in Ireland have been ‘watered down’
Concerns expressed by policing expert Dr Vicky Conway that the Irish Government’s proposals for a new independent Policing Authority have been ‘watered down’ are heavily … Read more
Temporary and part-time workers may be subject to job centre surveillance
Family law expert Dr Ruth Cain says temporary and part-time workers may be subject to job centre surveillance following the introduction of Universal Credit (UC), … Read more
Legal consequences of Eighth Amendment for maternity care in Irish Constitution
The legal consequences of the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland for maternity care are explored by Kent Law lecturer Máiréad Enright in a … Read more