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Chara Bakalis and Chris Lloyd, both members of the ‘Criminal Law and Criminal Justice’ Research Group within the School of Law, are set to publish a co-edited special issue of the journal Information & Communications Technology Law entitled ‘Dangerous Speech and Images: Regulating the Internet.’
Peter Edge, Professor in the School of Law, has a long standing specialism in the distinctive law, and legal system of the Isle of Man. This has recently been recognised by Tynwald, the Manx equivalent of Parliament.
On 4 July 2017 Oxford Brookes hosted a one-day workshop focusing on the subjects of spatiality and biopolitics in the second decade of the twenty-first century.
Lucy Vickers, Professor of Law at Oxford Brookes University, has contributed to the debate around whether or not it is discriminatory to prohibit employees from wearing headscarves at work.
Professor Peter Edge, lecturer in Law at Oxford Brookes University, has been invited to attend this year’s Tynwald Day ceremony on the Isle of Man.
Academics from across the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences came together on Wednesday 14 June for a successful research conference on the theme of The Other.
Oxford Brookes University’s Dr Simon Cooper has carved out a niche in his research on property ownership law. His current projects are working on what should be done when the wrong person is shown as the owner in the national land register.
Two Oxford Brookes University Law students successfully defeated the University of Oxford in the Oxford Inter-Varsity Moot Challenge.
International expert on blasphemy laws at Oxford Brookes discusses on Sky News the reported investigation into actor Stephen Fry for blasphemy.
Oxford Brookes hosts the second Student Research Conference as part of the University's Get Published! initiative.