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Understanding Olympic ceremonies through a new lens: author interview
Professor Rodanthi Tzanelli has published her latest book, "Olympic Ceremonies as Relational Machines: Paris 2024’s Techniques of (De)mobilisation."
International scholars gather at Leeds to examine authoritarianism, populism and the rule of law
On 7 July, the School of Law welcomed a group of UK and international scholars for the workshop “Authoritarianism and the Rule of Law: A UK Perspective” hosted by the Legal Professions Research Group.
School of Law academic elected to British Academy for pioneering work across Law and Sociology
The UK’s national academy for the humanities and social sciences has elected Professor Adam Crawford to its prestigious Fellowship.
Interdisciplinary workshop explores new perspectives on water quality
Annabelle Dawson reports on a University of Leeds workshop exploring how social and environmental perspectives can shape water quality research.
Disability Pride Month: Advancing disability scholarship and inclusive practice
July marks Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate the experiences, achievements and contributions of disabled people, as well as raising awareness of disability rights and promoting inclusion.