15th May - Dynamic Justice Problems

8th May - On teaching International Law

13th March - Left to figure it out for themselves: the formation of a hybrid or synthetic civic identity among undergraduate students at a university in the UK

6th March - Cultures of Interpretation. The Case of International Humanitarian Law

27th February - Accountability for Counter-Terrorism

27th February - Grenfell: from crime to social harm

20th February - The French implementation of the EU CSR Directive

13th February - On three famous misrepresentations in the history of human rights

6th February - Balancing Freedom of Conscience and the Right to Non-Discrimination on the Ground of Sexual Orientation: Beyond Ongoing Culture Wars

23rd January - Race and the Law

12th December - Key pitfalls of requiring recourse to the criminal law through human rights: reflections on ECtHR doctrine

12th December - Global Legal Studies Reading Group - December

5th December - Water-Energy-Food Nexus and Sustainable Development: Law and Governance Innovations for Integrated Decision-Making

5th December - Our research and Birmingham: past, present and future

28th November - Minorities and the Ideology of the Postcolonial State in Indian Constituent Assembly Debates 1946-1950

28th November - EU citizenship as meaningful citizenship

21st November - Transnational Counter-Terrorism: The Urgent Need for Constitutionalist Attention

14th November - The problem with companies, sustainability and 'gender empowerment'

7th November - Multi choice examinations

7th November - Global Legal Studies Reading Group - November

31st October - Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Locus of Constituent Power in the United Kingdom

31st October - Concepts and Theories

24th October - Pebblepad and personal tutees

17th October - Tangled Webs and Distal Horizons

3rd October - Best practice in feedback and assessment

3rd October - Global Legal Studies Reading Group - October

13th June - Being Digital Scholars

6th June - From PhD to Book

30th May - Topic to be confirmed

23rd May - Contemporary Challenges in Family Law

16th May - Are British Overseas Territories modern day Colonies? A case study of Gibraltar

9th May - Potluck & 'academic community' discussion

2nd May - #MeToo, discussing sensitive issues in classroom settings

25th April - LGBTQI Employment Discrimination Rights in the United States

28th February - Making a difference in the age of the neoliberal university

21st February - Normative Agency, Law, and Moral Holidays

14th February - Anatomies of an Academic Career

7th February - Nationalist Discourse and the Paradoxes of Postcolonial Statehood

31st January - Methodological Reflections on Law as a Social Science

24th January - Rethinking Vulnerability in Legal Research

17th January - Interactivity in Teaching

10th January - Interdisciplinarity in research

6th December - Briefing on HEFCE Update on REF

29th November - Law, Language and Translation

22nd November - Perspectives on PhD Supervision

15th November - Healthcare after Brexit: Building a Research Agenda

8th November - Researching Lawyers and Lawyering

1st November - Some Reflections on Methods in Analysing Law and Time

25th October - Building an Inclusive Curriculum

18th October - Pot Luck Lunch and Group Discussion: The Social Academic

11th October - Rethinking Assessment

4th October - Perspectives on 'Judicial Power'

27th September - The Three Minute Researcher

31st May - Reflection & Critique: Assessing Aspects of an Advocacy Module

24th May - Conceptualising Security

10th May - 3 Minute Thesis

3rd May - Burying an agenda in Brussels: Law, information, and the fate of fiscal governance

3rd May - Formation of identity and individualization among undergraduate law students

26th April - Citizenship and Punishment

22nd March - Planning for Promotions

8th March - REF Calibration

1st March - Improving the Research Environment

22nd February - Managing an academic workload

8th February - Ask the Editors

1st February - 'Reflecting on a new core module... Talking About "Legal Communication and Writing

25th January - Miller Case Rapid Reaction Roundtable

18th January - Jus Cogens and International Crimes: Do they make a difference?'

11th January - BLS after the QLD

30th November - History in Legal Research: What? Why? How?

23rd November - Assessment and feedback

16th November - The Stern Report and the Future of REF

9th November - US Election: Rapid Reaction Roundtable

2nd November - Encouraging Active Student Learners

26th October - Getting the Best out of Personal Tutoring

19th October - Brexit: The Implications for Legal Research

12th October - What is Teaching Excellence in Law?

5th October - Roundtable Reflections on Writing Academic Research

28th September - Food Regulation and Scientific Expertise: Critical Reflections.

19th June - Research seminar: The Silenced Citizens of Russia: Exclusion of Nonheterosexual Subjects From Rights-Based Citizenship

14th May - Research seminar: Re-thinking the burdens of modern imprisonment

7th May - Research seminar: Pussy Riot: show trials and the new lawyer

30th April - Towards a Theory of Legal Subjectivity

26th March - Research seminar: title to be confirmed

12th March - Research seminar: title to be confirmed

5th March - Research seminar: title to be confirmed

26th February - Is Humanity Now Enough? The Future of International Refugee Protection

19th February - Research seminar: title to be announced

12th February - Communication Challenges faced by Litigants in Person in the Adversarial Court Proceedings

5th February - Why you don't want to own your body?

29th January - Harmful Societies: Examining the production of harm in capitalist societies

22nd January - UN Immunity or Impuntiy?

22nd March - International Arbitration: an alternative to the courts or a forum in its own right?

14th March - Fulfilling its Purpose for the 21st Century? English Family Law and the Debate on the Accommodation of Shari'a Law

7th March - Sovereignty Re-visited

29th February - Going to bed with the chickens: the criminalisation of sexual acts with non-human animals and corpses

22nd February - Conscience: Reflections around Radbruch

15th February - Judicial activism and the ECJ: how should academics respond?

9th February - Res Omnium Communes, Res Extra Commercium: The Common Heritage of Mankind

1st February - Sexual Violence and the Possibilities of Restorative Justice

25th January - Spare Organs, Spare Tissue, Spare Genes?

25th January - Spare Organs, Spare Tissue, Spare Genes?

18th January - Are Labour Rights Human Rights?

11th January - Beyond acts, circumstances and results: A fourth ulterior element

7th December - Professor Thomas Giegerich - Staff Research Seminar

30th November - Prosecution Policy-Making: The Case of Assisted Suicide and Mercy Killing in England and Wales

23rd November - Race, Racism, and the "Vexatious Litigant"

9th November - What Conscience Can Do for Equity?

2nd November - Boys to Men: Negotiating Agency and Identity in a Young Offender Institution

26th October - Procedural Fairness in Sanctions Decision-making: A Good Idea in Theory?

12th October - The Potential of and the Pitfalls for a European Public Prosecutor?

5th October - Exploring the Nucleus of an Internal Regime of Minority Rights in the EU