We have a new blog post by Laura Lammasniemi Warwick Law School Warwick Newsroom 'Abhorred and under-charged: Why was rape so rarely charged in the past?' socialandlegalstudies.wordpress.com/?p=1039

Extremely grateful to Atmaja Wijaya, Ahmad Yani and Ika Puji Lestari for their very generous review of my book out now in Social & Legal Studies journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

Our April issue at Social & Legal Studies has now been published. We hope you enjoy it! journals.sagepub.com/toc/SLS/current

We have a new blog post by Henrique Carvalho Warwick Law School Warwick Newsroom 'Can The Law Change Us?' socialandlegalstudies.wordpress.com/?p=1032

Happy to see my new article on symbiotic justice out in Social and Legal Studies Social & Legal Studies
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Today’s regulations on #CAArules illustrates #India ’s transition to an ethnocratic state which “entails rule by the dominant ethnos, for the dominant ethnos and of the dominant ethnos” as I describe in Social & Legal Studies

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Important report from FLEX Natalie Sedacca Dr Inga Thiemann (she/her) et al, on the vulnerability to exploitation created through immigration rules. Mirrors findings of our research, published in Social & Legal Studies, on the fishing sector in Ireland t.ly/9XCui

Reflection on the Form of Forms and introduction to two new projects I am working on in the Administrative Fairness Lab University of York published today on the Social & Legal Studies blog.

Thanks to everyone who has been engaging with this work, including Darius Whelan on mental health forms.

A pleasure to read Amber Pugh review of The Spaces of Mental Capacity Law for Social & Legal Studies this morning journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09…