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Mind the gap: representations and lived realities of 'welfare' and welfare reform
The film, which builds on research by Ruth Patrick challenges the idea of benefits as a lifestyle choice and shows just what getting by on benefits during times of welfare reform can entail.
Lord Currie delivers the keynote address at the School's competition law conference
The School of Law hosted a global mix of competition lawyers for its recent conference ‘Contemporary Challenges in Competition Law’.
‘Asset Stripping: Responses to the Financing of Terrorism and Crime’ Workshops
Asset-Stripping: Responses to the Financing of Terrorism and Crime was a two day event held at the University of Notre Dame: London Law Centre.
Adult Learner Awards honour Students’ Dedication
Special commendations have been awarded to Nicola Stewart, Emma McNamara and David Allott who came to the School of Law through widening participation schemes.
Dr Ana Manzano quoted in The Guardian article on Iran kidney trade
Dr Ana Manzano was quoted in The Guardian in an article on Irans legal kidney trade.