People

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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".

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Martha researches mental health and mental capacity law.

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

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

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

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

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