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Law - 28.11.2016

Failure to invoke Article 127 of the EEA Agreement will not keep the UK in a Single Market by the back door after Brexit.
Law - Social Sciences - 25.11.2016

Aung San Suu Kyi is legitimising genocide in Myanmar and has entrenched the persecution of the Rohingya minority, according to state crime specialists at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL).
Law - Economics - 22.11.2016

University of Sussex affirms its place in the local community "We are not just the University of Sussex but we are the University for Sussex," said one of its senior leaders in a passionate speech last week about the University's commitment to volunteering in local communities.
Law - Administration - 03.11.2016
Brexit: High Court ruling on Article 50 explained
In a landmark constitutional judgment handed down today, the High Court has put a stumbling block in the way of the Prime Minister's plan to trigger Article 50 by the end of March 2017.
Law - Administration - 03.11.2016

Constitutional and EU law specialist Professor Sionaidh Douglas-Scott responds to high court ruling that parliament must vote on triggering Article 50.
Law - Administration - 03.11.2016
High Court ruling on Article 50 explained
In a landmark constitutional judgment handed down today, the High Court has put a stumbling block in the way of the Prime Minister's plan to trigger Article 50 by the end of March 2017.
Politics - Law - 02.11.2016
Brexit: Listen to experts from Cambridge and beyond discuss how, why and what next for Brexit Britain
Listen to some of the talks that were given as part of the University's 'Brexit Week' series, which took place from 18 - 22 October.
Politics - Law - 02.11.2016

Law - 28.10.2016
Protecting our data and identity: how should the law respond?
Many of us see our privacy as a basic right. But in the digital world of app-addiction, geolocation tracking and social oversharing, some may have cause to wonder if that right is steadily and sometimes willingly being eroded away.
Law - History / Archeology - 28.10.2016

A UK-first exhibition based on 10 years of research led by two University of Bristol archaeologists lends credence to the account Lawrence of Arabia gave of his own extraordinary exploits in the desert.
Law - Career - 25.10.2016
Free legal advice available at the Sussex Law Clinics
Administration - Law - 21.10.2016

As more and more crime moves online, computer scientists, criminologists and legal academics have joined forces in Cambridge to improve our understanding and responses to cybercrime, helping governments, businesses and ordinary users construct better defences.
Administration - Law - 18.10.2016
Researchers work with EC on anti-trafficking
A team of researchers are helping shape the way forward for anti-trafficking initiatives at EU level.
Law - Health - 18.10.2016
Change sex education to combat the effects of porn, say researchers
A Parliamentary Group focusing on family and child protection is to hear how changes are needed to sex education in the classroom to protect young people from the damaging effects of pornography.
Law - Career - 17.10.2016
Hugh James offers sought-after placements
Politics - Law - 17.10.2016

Dr Lee Jones from QMUL's School of Politics and International Relations writes about the death of Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
Law - Social Sciences - 17.10.2016

The International State Crime Initiative (ISCI) at Queen Mary University of London has warned that reports of attacks against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar may signal a new phase in what ISCI researchers say is genocide.
Law - Politics - 13.10.2016

The UK Constitution is profoundly ill equipped to cope with the complexities of Brexit, and the government has no mandate to determine the UK's future relationship with the EU, according to a research paper by Professor Sionaidh Douglas-Scott.
Law - 11.10.2016

EU to benefit most from Article 50 TEU uncertainty The legal uncertainty over exactly how the UK exits the EU is most likely to benefit the remaining EU countries, according to experts in EU and international trade law.
Law - Social Sciences - 03.10.2016

Professor Sionaidh Douglas-Scott has been appointed as an advisor to the Scottish Parliament European and External Relations Committee .
Law - Career - 03.10.2016

Sussex prepares Qatari graduates to understand what causes corruption and how to tackle it The Prime Minister of Qatar has officially launched the University of Sussex Master's course in Corruption, Law and Governance , in collaboration with the Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption Centre (ROLACC).
Law - Politics - 28.09.2016

National election results in the UK could look vastly different if all immigrants had the right to vote, which they should, according to new research.
Environment - Law - 21.09.2016
It’s not all about tigers and criminals – illegal wildlife trade responses need nuance
Responses to illegal wildlife trade need to be more nuanced and not only focused on high-profile species if we are to truly tackle the problem, say researchers.
Politics - Law - 21.09.2016
A trailblazer in the UK and Europe
An internationally-renowned researcher has been appointed as Head of Cardiff University's School of Law and Politics.
Event - Law - 20.09.2016

Event - Law - 20.09.2016
QMUL welcomes record number of Chevening scholars
Law - 15.09.2016
Landmark agreement between the Scottish Law Commission and the country’s university law schools on law reform
Law reform work in Scotland is to be strengthened and improved following a landmark agreement between the Scottish Law Commission and the country's university law schools.
Law - Art and Design - 14.09.2016
Promote legal alternatives to stop unlawful downloading says study
The promotion of legal alternatives, rather than the risk of prosecution, is more likely to change unlawful file sharing behaviour, according to new research. The study by academics from the University of East Anglia (UEA), Lancaster University and Newcastle University found that the supposed benefit of online file sharing predicts unlawful behaviour, but not perceived risk, suggesting that either current laws are not enough of a deterrent or threatening people with prosecution is not effective.
Environment - Law - 06.09.2016
Green crime comes under the microscope in new book
The full complexity of 'green criminology', including poaching, wildlife crime, forest degradation and environmental activism, and the different responses to them, has been captured in a new book by a Lancaster University criminologist.
Law - 05.09.2016

Law - 31.08.2016
The tragedy of dead and missing migrants in the Mediterranean
In 2015 and the first half of 2016, more than 6,600 refugees and migrants drowned or went missing in the Mediterranean after their boats capsized while trying to reach Europe.
Life Sciences - Law - 22.08.2016
Forensic study of 'mutineer' pigtails
Ten pigtails of hair thought to be from seven mutineers of "Mutiny on the Bounty" fame and three of their female Polynesian companions will be analysed in a new collaboration between the Pitcairn Islands Study Centre at Pacific Union College (California, US) and the forensic DNA group at King's College London (UK).
Law - Social Sciences - 21.07.2016
New Dean of Law
Law - Career - 20.07.2016
Drowning in a Paper Sea: India’s welfare efforts failed by its peculiar bureaucracy
India's sophisticated laws and progressive policies fail with startling regularity.
Law - Event - 18.07.2016

Law - 14.07.2016

The balance has been tipped in favour of the cricket bat, over the ball, engineers have found in an assessment of their design evolution. The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), guardian of the Laws of Cricket , has previously gathered anecdotal evidence that suggested that bats have become significantly more powerful in recent years.
Law - Career - 12.07.2016
QMUL and Sorbonne Law School launch Double LLM in Paris
Law - 06.07.2016
Catch DH Lawrence's 'The Flying Fish'
Manuscripts and Special Collections at The University of Nottingham has recently acquired the manuscript of an important unfinished short story by D.H. Lawrence.
Law - 01.07.2016

Michelle Obama's involvement with a secondary school in London had a substantial positive impact on pupils' GCSE results, according to a University of Bristol academic.
Law - 24.06.2016
Law in Focus: ’Brexit: Legally and constitutionally, what now?’
Law - 21.06.2016
Article 50 is ’only credible way’ for Brexit despite claims by Vote Leave, says leading EU law expert
Cambridge law professor says Article 50 is the only legal mechanism for Brexit, countering assertions by Vote Leave 'roadmap' that Article 50 is "not the sole lawful means".
Law - 21.06.2016
Article 50 is ’only credible way’ for Brexit, says leading EU law expert
Cambridge law professor says Article 50 is the only legal mechanism for Brexit, countering assertions by Vote Leave 'roadmap' that Article 50 is "not the sole lawful means".
Pedagogy - Law - 15.06.2016

Researchers from the University of Bristol have contributed to the development of a radical new approach to supporting parents with learning disabilities.
Law - 31.05.2016

Law - Career - 24.05.2016
Aspiring lawyers from poorer homes in the East Midlands to benefit from expanded programme
Aspiring lawyers from non-privileged homes in the East Midlands will benefit from the expansion of a pioneering initiative brought together by The University of Nottingham , Nottingham Trent University , the Sutton Trust, the Legal Education Foundation and the legal profession.
Law - Social Sciences - 20.05.2016
Opinion: Dear young people: here’s why you need to vote in the EU referendum
Catherine Barnard (Faculty of Law) discusses why it's so important that young people vote in the EU referendum.
Law - Health - 18.05.2016
Psychoactive supper shines a light on blanket substance ban
Last night researchers at the University of Warwick hosted a 'Psychoactive Supper' to stimulate discussion about the concept of psycho-activity, central to The Psychoactive Substances Act (2016), a ne
Law - Career - 13.05.2016
QMUL joins successful programme to widen access to legal profession
Law - Linguistics / Literature - 12.05.2016
DH Lawrence boosts UK-China relations
Nottingham's links to China have been strengthened with a tribute to one of its most famous writers.
Law - Pedagogy - 27.04.2016
Professor Jim Murdoch receives European Award for Excellence in Teaching
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Philosophy - Today
Spotlight on: Professor Philip Goff - challenging the foundations of science through philosophy
Spotlight on: Professor Philip Goff - challenging the foundations of science through philosophy
Music - Today
Taylor Swift fans may be ready to 'Shake Off' plastic vinyl records, new University of Glasgow study shows
Taylor Swift fans may be ready to 'Shake Off' plastic vinyl records, new University of Glasgow study shows