Research
Research in the Law Faculty ranges widely across the varied disciplines in legal studies that are listed in the column on the right hand side of this page. We value research in which academics and research students choose the problems to address and the methods for addressing them, and we value research that is connected to our teaching. The Faculty facilitates research and supports interdisciplinary work in collaboration with other parts of the University.
You can find writing by members of the Faculty through the people pages or on the Faculty Publications page, and you can find the work of the Faculty's research centres on their webpages. The projects below are examples of our work, shown on our new research pages.
Europeanisation of Intellectual Property Law
The Cape Town Convention Academic Project
The Draft Common European Sales Law and its interaction with English and German Law
The Human Body as Property? Possession, Control and Commodification
