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Our new podcast series, Research in Action, brings you the groundbreaking research shaping law, policy, and society from The Dickson Poon School of Law community.
Hear conversations with leading experts from King’s and beyond as they reveal how their work impacts the world.
Our academics aren’t just working to address today’s most pressing legal challenges - they’re driving the debate.
Hear conversations with leading experts from King’s and beyond as they reveal how their work impacts the world.
Our academics aren’t just working to address today’s most pressing legal challenges - they’re driving the debate.
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In this episode of Research in Action, Professor Joe Tomlinson explores what fairness means
in everyday encounters with public services, from welfare systems to mental health care.
Drawing on extensive research, he explains how people’s experiences of processes and not
just outcomes, shape trust…
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This episode explores Accident, a collaboration between law and theatre. Lloyd Gash discusses how a real legal case was transformed into a fictionalised stage production to examine themes of justice, responsibility and interpretation, and how theatre provides an opportunity to explore justice beyon…
In this episode of Research in Action, Dr Miranda Bevan explores what happens when children enter police custody.
Drawing on her research, she reveals how current practices, from detention conditions to strip searching, can impact vulnerable young people.
The discussion highlights emerging reform…
In this episode of Research in Action, Helen Wright speaks to Dr Trevor Clark about how international law firms and lawyers play a critical yet often overlooked role in shaping financial markets and systemic risk.
Drawing on extensive empirical research and interviews with senior lawyers for his bo…
In this episode of Research in Action, Helen Wright speaks to Professor Prabha Kotiswaran and the team behind the EU-funded project, The Laws of Social Reproduction, about how law shapes women’s paid and unpaid labour in India.
Drawing on six years of interdisciplinary research into carework, surro…
What counts as “health misinformation” and who gets to decide?
‘Misinformation’, we are often told, is everywhere. In recent years, there has been significant policy attention to the regulation of unproven, disproven or misleading health - claims, and their potentially harmful effects.
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