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University of Liverpool’s Law and Sociology ranked among world’s best in Global Ranking of Academic Subjects

19 November 2024

Honorary appointment set to further dialogue on colonial and racial justice

04 November 2024

International conference explores resilience and sustainable heritage

04 November 2024

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Researchers visit School of Law and Social Justice as part of partnership with Sumy State University, Ukraine

30 October 2024

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New MA in Criminology and Criminal Justice launches for 2025/26

30 October 2024

International conference explores resilience and sustainable heritage

28 October 2024

Liam Payne: the death of a favourite celebrity can be painful – but collective grief can help

23 October 2024

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Funding success: £30.8k secured from Research England to advance research on police responses to domestic abuse cases

07 October 2024

School of Law and Social Justice to host prestigious Socio-Legal Studies Association conference in 2025

04 October 2024

School of Law and Social Justice academics represented in prestigious list of top scientists

02 October 2024

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University of Liverpool’s Law and Sociology ranked among world’s best in Global Ranking of Academic Subjects

19 November 2024

Honorary appointment set to further dialogue on colonial and racial justice

04 November 2024

International conference explores resilience and sustainable heritage

04 November 2024

Researchers visit School of Law and Social Justice as part of partnership with Sumy State University, Ukraine

30 October 2024

New MA in Criminology and Criminal Justice launches for 2025/26

30 October 2024

International conference explores resilience and sustainable heritage

28 October 2024

Liam Payne: the death of a favourite celebrity can be painful – but collective grief can help

23 October 2024

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University of Liverpool’s Law and Sociology ranked among world’s best in Global Ranking of Academic Subjects

Honorary appointment set to further dialogue on colonial and racial justice

International conference explores resilience and sustainable heritage

Researchers visit School of Law and Social Justice as part of partnership with Sumy State University, Ukraine

New MA in Criminology and Criminal Justice launches for 2025/26

International conference explores resilience and sustainable heritage

Liam Payne: the death of a favourite celebrity can be painful – but collective grief can help

Funding success: £30.8k secured from Research England to advance research on police responses to domestic abuse cases

School of Law and Social Justice to host prestigious Socio-Legal Studies Association conference in 2025

School of Law and Social Justice academics represented in prestigious list of top scientists

News

University of Liverpool’s Law and Sociology ranked among world’s best in Global Ranking of Academic Subjects

Honorary appointment set to further dialogue on colonial and racial justice

International conference explores resilience and sustainable heritage

Researchers visit School of Law and Social Justice as part of partnership with Sumy State University, Ukraine

New MA in Criminology and Criminal Justice launches for 2025/26

International conference explores resilience and sustainable heritage

Liam Payne: the death of a favourite celebrity can be painful – but collective grief can help