Dr Joelle Grogan, Lecturer in EU law and Sticky Tricky Law founder, argues that only uncertainty is certain when it comes to the government’s Great Repeal Bill
‘The Sultan is dead, long live “Başyüce” Erdogan Sultan!’ argues Senior Lecturer in Politics Dr Tunc Aybak
Is preventing online extremism only the responsibility of big internet companies? questions Dr Tine Munk
Dr Erica Howard explores whether right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders has been unfairly treated over his extreme views
Jessica Gavron and Jarlath Clifford of the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre on the importance of the European Court of Human Rights
What could the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination mean for Myanmar? asks Dr David Keane
Almost 10,000 European Court of Human Rights judgments have yet to be implemented. Dr Alice Donald explores how the problem of non-implementation by governments could be tackled.
Sticky Tricky Law founder Dr Joelle Grogan explores how human rights in the UK affected by the legislation
The snap General Election called by Theresa May could represent an inflection point in politics says Professor of Business and Political Economy Tim Evans
Supreme Court judgment in Home Office case is ‘a welcome decision’ says Associate Professor in Law Dr Erica Howard
MDX academic @josiebarnard talks about what it means to be digitally excluded - and thinks about some solutions - o… https://t.co/99rU4PWV6K
Our business school research fellow @rogerkline has co-authored a new report about disproportionate referrals of… https://t.co/dNg7WuPjwE
RT @DrAnneElliott: Just caught up with @ProfTEvans latest political discussion on @ShareRadioUK. Great insight and clarification on the mos…