People

Members

• Professor Foluke Adebisi

  Foluke's scholarship focuses broadly on social-legal approaches to legal pedagogy.

• Professor Lois Bibbings

  Lois's research focuses on violence (broadly defined) and nonviolence.

• Dr Manoj Dias-Abey

  Manoj is a socio-legal scholar interested in migration and work.

• Dr Sandra Duffy

  Sandra works in the fields of gender, post-/de-coloniality, and reproductive justice.

• Dr Peter Dunne

  Peter is a Senior Lecturer researching in the area of gender, sexuality and law.

• Mr Khalil Hassanally

  Khalil is a practising psychiatrist and a PhD student working in the field of mental health law.

• Professor Emma Hitchings

  Emma is a Professor of Family Law. Her research interests lie in the field of family law and family justice.

• Professor Catherine Kelly

  Catherine is Head of the Law School. Her research focuses on the law’s interaction with science and medicine in both historical and contemporary contexts.

• Dr Ed Kirton-Darling

  Ed’s work focuses on social welfare, housing/homelessness and investigations into death.

• Mr Andrii Koshman

  Andrii is a PhD candidate who researches the transformation of law and justice through digital technologies and its constitutional, and socio-legal implications.

• Mr Conor Macis

  Conor is a PhD Candidate at the University of Bristol Law School, whose doctoral thesis is entitled "A Critical Analysis of Global Health Law, in the Case Study of Antimicrobial Resistance".

• Dr Jacopo Martire

  Jacopo’s main area of research is in legal and political theory with a specific focus on a reconstruction of the fundamental ideological structures of modern law in the light of Michel Foucault’s theories.

• Dr Lee McConnell

  Lee primarily researches in the field of public international law, focusing on issues concerning legal personality and the regulation of non-State actors.

• Mr David McKeown

  David is an interdisciplinary researcher working at the intersection of environmental law, legal anthropology and sociology.

• Ms Patricia Blardony Miranda

  Patricia is a PhD candidate who researches the intersection of health rights and mental health laws, focusing specifically on the experiences of Filipino migrant women in England.

• Ms Anamika Misra

  Anamika's research sits within the intersection of law and critical humanities to inquire into how law produces and constrains our notions of (non)humanness.

• Ms Arpeeta Mizan

  Arpeeta is interested in qualitative studies of the human experience and understanding of law as a lived reality.

• Rachel Murray

  Rachel undertakes work on the African human rights system, implementation of human rights law, OPCAT and torture prevention.

• Professor Tonia Novitz

  Tonia researches in the fields of labour law. trade, sustainability, migration and human rights.

• Professor Ken Oliphant

  Ken is a Professor of Tort Law and pursues research on a wideranging set of topics relating to English, European and comparative tort law, and compensation for incapacity.

• Dr Temitope Onifade

  Temitope explores postmodern regulation, governance and justice aspects of sustainability, environmental, energy and low-carbon transition issues.

• Professor Margherita Pieraccini

  Margherita researches in environmental law and regulation through an interdisciplinary approach.

• Dr Caoimhe Ring

  Caoimhe researches intellectual property law, knowledge governance, and theories of emergency for the climate crisis.

• Dr Martha Scanlon

  Martha researches mental health and mental capacity law.

• Mr Karwan Shareef

  Karwan is a PhD candidate researching forced migration and asylum law.

• Professor Sally Sheldon

  Sally has interests in health care law and ethics, and the legal regulation of gender, with a particular focus on abortion law.

• Dr Gemma Short

  Gemma teaches Family Law, Child Law and Law in Action. She researches feminist jurisprudence and family law.

• Dr Helen Thomas-Hughes

  Helen researches collaborative and community-engaged research methods, ethics, and pedagogy.

• Dr Clare Torrible

  Clare researches policing policy, evidence-based policing, and police accountability and regulation mechanisms.

• Dr Bonnie Venter

  Bonnie's research broadly explores the intersection between the legal, ethical and regulatory issues within organ donation and transplantation.

• Miss Annaliese Wren

  Annaliese is a PhD researcher interested in artistic copyright, legal and social perspectives of art and inclusion within copyright law.