Postdoctoral Research Fellowships

In recent years the Faculty of Law has a received funding for postdoctoral fellowships from the British Academy, Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), Leverhulme Trust, and the Wellcome Trust.

Current Fellowships

Ongoing postdoctoral fellowships held within the Faculty.

Achieving copyright balance through the structure of tangible property

Advancing the Development and Application of the Right to Play

A study of the effects of prisoner re-entry on children and their caregivers in England and Wales

The 'Multilogue' Among National Courts: Implications for the Legal Authority of the Court of Justice of the European Union

Order at the End of the World: Neoliberal Orthodoxy, Economic Regulation, and Market Associations in Fragile Settings

Suing Corporations for Climate Change: The Promises and Pitfalls of Tort Law

Ordinary Business Transactions and the Limits of Corporate Complicity in International Criminal Law

Past Fellowships

Fellowships held in the Faculty which have ended in the last five years.

Atrocity's Archives: The Remnants of Transitional Justice in Rwanda

Changing one's mind: neurointerventions, autonomy, and the law on consent

Christianity on Trial: Asylum, Conversion, and the Modern Nation-State

Classed Experiences of Mental Disorder: Examining the Intersection of Mental Disorder, Class, and Youth Offending

A Constitutional Prod: Has Transformative Constitutionalism in Africa resulted in Institutional Change and Power Shifts in Tax Administration?

How can impact assessments improve EU contract law?

Keywords: Criminal Justice Discourse and Institutional Performance

Making Gender Visible: An Intersectional Exploration of Immigration Detention in the UK, Italy, and Portugal.

Mind the Gap: Exploring the Interplay between Gender, Terrorism and Counterterrorism

The Protection of Geographical Indications in the UK after Brexit - The Design of a Sui Generis System

Risk and Needs: Examining Assessment and Planning Frameworks in Youth Justice Interventions

Transitional Justice in Cambodia: Victim Participation at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia

The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Government and Official Decision-Making

Victim communication with offenders: Expectations and experiences of psychological change

The Faculty is always keen to support new research projects and fellowships. Below are links to our groups, programmes, and current funding opportunities.

Research Groups

Research Programmes

Research Information for Staff - funding and managing projects