In the 2024 Seamus Deane lecture, acclaimed novelist Amitav Ghosh, hosted by Field Day, the Derry Playhouse, and the School of Law, explores themes from … Read More
In this episode, host and PhD candidate, Niharika Salar discusses the challenges of buying concert tickets at face value in the digital age. Joined by … Read More
In this compelling episode, Dr John Taggart from Queen’s University Belfast interviews Dr. Shona Minson, a barrister-turned-criminologist, about her research journey and the critical issues at the intersection of law, punishment, and justice.
In this episode of LawPod, Dr Lauren Dempster talks with Brenda Mondragón Toledo, a recent PhD graduate from UCC, about her research on gender-based violence, particularly the political myth of state sexual violence in Mexico.
In this episode of LawPod, Dr. Amanda Kramer and Professor Justin Piché discuss Piché’s new book, ‘How to Abolish Prisons: Lessons from the Movement Against Imprisonment.’
Dr. Lauren Dempster, alongside colleague Dr. Ethan Shattock, explore the nuances of misinformation law. They begin by distinguishing between misinformation and disinformation based on intent to mislead and discuss the political and academic uses of ‘fake news’.
Mark Higgins discusses his career journey, from working at the Bar to entering academia, and the challenges he faced as a blind professional. The discussion also explores his recent paper presented at UNESCO on AI and its implications for privacy and information accessibility.
In this episode, hosts Marian Hill and Mary O’Neill converse with Dr. Martin Reagan, a senior lecturer at Queen’s University Belfast, to explore the intricate relationship between psychology, emotion, and the law.
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