Skip to main content

News

Andrew presenting his lecture.

Professor Andrew Goldsmith delivers the 2024 Liberty Lecture

The event was attended by students, staff, and external guests, all keen to hear insights on issues of public trust in police and the growing role of technology in shaping police practices.

"Cover of the book Legal Pluralism: New Trajectories in Law by Alex Green and Jennifer Hendry. The cover has a minimalist design with a black background and a thin orange strip at the top displaying the publisher, 'Routledge Focus.'

Exploring Legal Pluralism: Professor Hendry and Dr Alex Green publish new interdisciplinary monograph

Professor Hendry from the School of Law and Dr Alex Green from York Law School have published a new monograph with Routledge.

the exterior of a courthouse building, featuring classical architectural elements like stone columns and the word

Professor Jen Hendry secures funding to advance research on preventive justice and hybrid orders

Professor Jen Hendry has received AHRC funding to explore the injustices of civil and criminal hybrid orders, aiming to raise public awareness and foster policy change.

Faculty of Social Sciences researchers attend COP29

In November, researchers and students from the Faculty of Social Sciences will attend COP-29 (either in-person or remotely), which is this year hosted in Baku, Azerbaijan.

A woman with short hair, wearing glasses and a trench coat, stands on a city street bathed in warm, golden sunlight. She holds a phone in her hand, looking up with a calm and thoughtful expression. The background shows an urban setting.

School of Law academic addresses the gap in young women shaping urban design: special issue

Anna Barker’s special issue of The Journal of Public Space focuses on the young women and girls shaping our future cities.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10