Free resource launched to help law-school teachers across UK develop anti-racist curricula

October 19th, 2020|0 Comments

By Suhraiya Jivraj, Kent Law School - @suhraiyajivraj Law-school teachers across the UK can begin to develop anti-racist curricula and classrooms by downloading ‘Towards Anti-racist Legal Pedagogy: A Resource’ which I launched at the beginning of the new academic year during a [...]

Towards A New Normal? Rethinking Wellbeing in the Legal Profession After Covid-19

September 9th, 2020|0 Comments

By Richard Collier, Newcastle University This blog presents thoughts, necessarily tentative, on how Covid-19 may be reshaping the terrain around wellbeing in the legal profession and university law schools.  Lawyer wellbeing and the broader field of legal wellness studies has [...]

Monument Wars

August 10th, 2020|0 Comments

By Roger Cotterrell, Queen Mary University of London Photo credit: Keith Ewing When I arrived at the University of Texas to teach as an academic visitor three decades ago, it seemed a liberal oasis in a conservative state. But, exploring [...]

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