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Review of Picciotto’s Lawyers as Constructive Ideologists of Corporate Capitalism: The Legal Framing of Software – Applying to Health Apps

March 18th, 2024|8 Comments

Lyla Latif, Research Fellow, University of Warwick In the digital tapestry of today's economy, law acts not merely as a thread but as a weaver, shaping patterns and designs with profound skill and intent. This is the compelling perspective Picciotto [...]

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“Domestic Abuse Service Providers and their Stories” An ongoing ESRC funded project via the Vulnerability and Policing Futures Research Centre’s ECR Development Fund – May 2023-April 2024

January 27th, 2024|0 Comments

Dr Rebecca Shaw, Lecturer in Law, University of Leeds Despite legislative changes in 2021 with the Domestic Abuse Act, and its stated aim to raise awareness of domestic abuse and further improve the effectiveness of the justice system, domestic abuse [...]

The Converted Conference Attender

December 13th, 2023|0 Comments

Katrina Whale, PhD Researcher, University of South Wales Introduction This post aims to give the reader an overview of my doctoral research and my very first conference presentation. After working for several years with young people, in a variety of [...]

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