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CentreLGS Members - Law & Culture
Nicola
Barker |
Lecturer in Law, Keele University
Research interests: Same-sex relationship
recognition |
Julia
Chryssostalis |
Lecturer in Law, University of Westminster
Research interests: Sovereignty, subjectivity,
comparative constitutional theory, law and humanities
(psychoanalysis, philosophy, literature, architecture),
critical legal theory, feminist jurisprudence. |
Davina
Cooper |
Professor of Law and Political Theory, University
of Kent and Director, AHRC Centre
for Law, Gender and Sexuality
Research interests:Governance, feminist political
theory, local government, social and cultural diversity,
cultural geography, lesbian and gay studies, jewish
studies. |
Rohee Dasgupta |
Research student, Keele University
Research Interests: Jews, democracy, Cultural Identity, transitional justice, anti-Semitism, Borderlands |
Sharron
FitzGerald |
Lecturer in Human Geography, Keele University
Research interests: Geography and Law; Feminism;
Gender, Race, Class, and Ethnicity. |
Sarah
Forti |
Senior Consultant, Gender, Law and Democratisation,
Kent Law School, University of Kent
Research interests: Women's human rights,
international development assistance, gender mainstreaming,
gender equality, structural inequalities and social
justice in developing countries |
Andrew
Francis |
Lecturer in Law, Keele University |
Lieve
Gies |
Lecturer in Law, Keele University
Research interests: Law, media and
popular culture, radical democracy, politics of difference/recognition,
social justice, and alternative public spheres. |
Rosie
Harding |
Research interests: Legal consciousness,
feminist legal theory, foucault, lesbian and gay struggles,
family law, discrimination law. |
Didi
Herman |
Professor of Law and Social Change, University
of Kent
Research interests: Social movements and
law reform, law and religious movements, feminist
theory, cultural studies. |
Suzanne
Jenkins |
Research Student, Keele University
Research interests: Commercial sex industry;
sexuality; feminist perspectives; masculinities |
Fabienne
Jung |
Research Student, University of Kent
Research interests: Femininity, sexuality,
identity, auto/biography, queer theory, women’s
studies, cultural studies |
Sangita
Kansal |
Lecturer in Law, University of Westminster
Research interests: Women and human rights
protection |
Anna
King |
Lecturer in Criminology, Keele University |
Robin
Mackenzie |
Director, Medical Law and Ethics, University
of Kent
Research interests: Reprogenetics, rhetoric of sacralisation, neuroscience,
biotechnology, enhancement, addiction. body alteration, care and dying |
Ambreena
Manji |
Reader in Law, Keele University
Research interests: law and development,
land reform in Africa and women’s property rights,African
socio-legal studies, law and literature, the history
of African legal education. |
Andreas
Philippopoulos
-Mihalopoulos
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Reader in Law, University of Westminster
Research interests:Phenomenology, autopoiesis,
critical legal theory, urban theory, human rights,
psychoanalysis, theology, geography, art theory |
Chrissie
Rogers |
Lecturer in Education studies and Sociologist: Keele University.
Research interests: Learning disability including; exclusion and inclusive education, parenting, stigma, sexuality, intimacy and qualitative research methods |
Nick
Rumens |
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Keele University
Research interests: Sexuality and gender,
gay/lesbian/bisexual identities, feminist and queer
theory, organisation, management, friendship, intimacy. |
Jenny
Smith |
Student Support Officer and PhD Candidate,
School of Law, Keele University |
Michael
Thomson |
Senior Lecturer in Law, Keele University
Research interests: health care law, reproduction and the law, gender,
sexuality and law, legal theory, law and literature,
law and popular culture. |
Sophie
Vigneron |
Lecturer in Law, University of Kent
Research interests: Comparative law, particularly
private law, Art law |
Pnina
Werbner |
Professor of Social Anthropology, School
of Social Relations, Keele University
Research interests: Muslims in Britain, Sufi
cults, the economics of social exchange and domestic
symbolic economies among Pakistani migrants to Britain. |
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