Research Students

Find out about the research interests of our current PhD and MPhil students.

• Aniekan Akpan
  Maritime Cabotage Law: Its Ramifications in World Trade and Services.

• Alex Antoniou
  The New Criminal Offence of Possession of Extreme Pornographic Images (Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008, ss. 63-7)

• Chiara Berneri
  The Issue of Family Reunification between EU citizens and Third Country Nationals

• Glenda Cooper
  From our own Correspondents? How User-Generated Content is Altering the Power Dynamics in Reporting Humanitarian Crises

• Carlo Corcione
  Third party protection in maritime contract

• Nataliya Hitsevich
  Intellectual Property Infringement on the Internet: An Analysis of the Private International Law Implications

• Julia Lessa
  The Trade Unions role on the protection of Seafarers rights

• Jose Maria Lezcano Navarro
  Piercing the Corporate Veil in Panama: An Anglo-American Doctrine in the Civil Law Context"

• Sam McIntosh
  Open Justice and Investigations into Deaths at the Hands of the State

• Oliver O'Callaghan
  An Examination of the Legal Restrictions on Press Freedom in England: To What Extent is Freedom of Speech among Journalists Protected or Restricted by the English Law including Defamation and Privacy?

• Faizah Abd Rahman
  Balancing of Rights and Duties in the Statutory Rules on Bills of Lading and their Applications on Marine Cargo Claims - A Comparative Study of United Kingdom and Malaysia

• Mariem Ben Slimane
  Arab countries in the World Trade Organization: an emerging Arab presence within the WTOs decision-making and dispute-settlement process?

• Gauri Sinha
  Money Laundering, Banks And Crime: A Comparative Analysis of the Weaknesses in Anti Money Laundering Regulations of Banks in the United Kingdom and Evolving a Way Forward

• Shahnaz Sulaiman
  The Regulatory Structure of General Aviation

• Judith Townend
  Self-censorship Within Media Systems: Examining How UK Libel and Privacy Law Affect the Publication Process