Reforming the EU ‘Facilitators’ Package’: The new Commission proposal in the light of the Kinshasa litigation
The Current EU Framework on the Facilitation of Unauthorised Entry
Posted on: 12 February 2024
The Importance of Individual Stories in Understanding Health and Social Care: A Personal Viewpoint
The ‘story’ is an important instrument in qualitative research about long term conditions.
Posted on: 5 February 2024
The End of the Pilot Stage: The Long and Winding Road to Drug Checking in the UK
Saturday 27th January 2024 is a red-letter day for drug checking and for harm reduction more generally in the UK.
Posted on: 26 January 2024
The Ageing of Simone de Beauvoir
For most of her life, Simone de Beauvoir feared and loathed the idea of ageing so much that she could see no good in it at all.
Posted on: 8 January 2024
Clinical, Sociological and Cultural Dimensions of Frailty: A Dialogue
This three-day symposium, hosted by the Brocher Foundation, Switzerland, brought together scholars in ageing from a number of disciplinary perspectives, including medicine, social science, arts and humanities, to discuss the contested concept of frailty.
Posted on: 4 December 2023
Expert Analysis: The Supreme Court rules the UK-Rwanda Policy Unlawful
Our Dean of the School of Law and Social Justice reflects on this week’s decision by The Supreme Court to rule the UK Government’s policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda unlawful, backing the Court of Appeal’s judgement.
Posted on: 17 November 2023
Hags and Short-lived Queens: Can We Overcome Generational Antagonisms Between Women?
Professor Susan Pickard asks 'Can we overcome generational antagonisms between women?'.
Posted on: 27 October 2023
Haunting Tales: Exploring the Ghosts of Australia’s Prisons
The air shimmers as I walk up a winding drive, shaded by red gums. As my 23-year-old self crosses the threshold, I shiver. Rows of heads gleam hunched over dusty tomes. Everyone here is researching the dead.\n
Posted on: 23 October 2023
My First Month at the European Court of Human Rights
At the beginning of September, I moved out of my student house in Liverpool and into a flat in Strasbourg, France, where I started a four-month internship at the European Court of Human Rights. The experience has been incredible so far and I have already learned so much!\n
Posted on: 12 October 2023
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Reforming the EU ‘Facilitators’ Package’: The new Commission proposal in the light of the Kinshasa litigation
The Current EU Framework on the Facilitation of Unauthorised Entry
Posted on: 12 February 2024