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New ESRC funded Research Seminar Series on ‘Markets in Policing’ launched
Professor Crawford has been awarded funding by the ESRC to organise a series of seminars to explore the role, limits and ethics of the private sector involvement in public policing.
International Relations Student wins E-IR award for essay on Neopatrimonialism
International Relations finalist Elliot Kratt has won the E-IR essay award.
Dr Anna Lawson recognised in the University’s Women of Achievement 2015
Dr Anna Lawson has been awarded the title 'Woman of Achievement 2015' by the university to mark International Woman's Day on 8 March.
Dr Henry Yeomans awarded inaugural Socio-Legal Studies Association prize
Dr Yeomans has won the inaugural Socio-Legal Studies Association prize for his book ‘Alcohol and Moral Regulations: Public Attitudes, Spirited Measures and Victorian Hangovers'.
LLB student invited to speak at Political and Constitutional Reform Select Committee meeting
Last month LLB Graduate Programme student Enyeribe Oguh was invited to the House of Commons to speak to the Political and Constitutional Reform Select Committee about constitutional reform.