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School of Law and Criminology Research Newsletter – February 2025
The School of Law and Criminology is proud to showcase some incredible research that our colleagues have been working on over the first semester of the 24/25 Academic Year.
Date: Friday, 07 February 2025
Tobias Lock publishes in ECHR Law Review – Implications of the Revised Draft EU Accession Agreement for the ECHR
Tobias Lock, Professor of Law in the School of Law and Criminology recently published an article in the ECHR Law Review entitled “Implications of the Revised Draft EU Accession Agreement for the ECHR”.
Date: Thursday, 06 February 2025
Dr Orla Kelleher publishes in Review of European Comparative and International Environmental Law (RECIEL)
On 20 January, Dr, Orla Kelleher assistant professor in the School of Law and Criminology with Clodagh Daly from CLM Centre for Environmental Justice published an article in RECIEL entitled, Litigating the Fit for 55 Package: Statutory and rights-based challenges to national energy and climate plans as a means of implementing and/or enhancing the ambition of the EU's Fit for 55 Package
Date: Wednesday, 05 February 2025
THE COLLABORATION BETWEEN MART, DANCING AND INEST: CAPTURING POWERFUL SYNERGIES
The ERC DANCING project is delighted to announce that the collaboration with MART (Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rovereto, Italy) and the iNEST project (in the North East of Italy - a new Ecosystem paradigm) was captured in an exciting video created by Feenish Productions Ltd.
Date: Thursday, 30 January 2025
PhD researcher Léa Urzel Francil in the ERC DANCING project publishes in the International Journal of Cultural Policy
On 23 January 2025, Léa Urzel Francil, PhD researcher in the School of Law and Criminology and the ALL Institute published an article entitled, “Leveraging EU non-discrimination law to make the cultural and creative sectors more inclusive of professionals with disabilities: socio-legal perspectives”.
Date: Wednesday, 29 January 2025
Early Career Researchers Workshop in Forced Migration Law workshop hosted by School of Law and Criminology.
On 10th of January the School of Law and Criminology hosted an event Early Career Researchers Workshop in Forced Migration Law workshop funded by the Society of Legal Scholars and coordinated by Chunyan Chon, Victoria Oluwatobi Isa Daniel, Brid Ni Ghrainne and Cliodhna Murphy
Date: Monday, 27 January 2025
Dr Kevin Wozniak has co-authored a piece in American Journal of Criminal Justice
Dr. Kevin Wozniak (Maynooth University School of Law and Criminology), Prof. Justin Pickett (University at Albany), and Dr. Elizabeth Brown (University of Massachusetts Boston) published a new paper in the American Journal of Criminal Justice.
Date: Tuesday, 21 January 2025
Welcome to Lauren Kane who recently joined the PatentsInHumans team as a Research Assistant
We are delighted to welcome Lauren Kane to PatentsInHumans project who joined the project team as a research assistant in December 2024!
Date: Friday, 17 January 2025
Seth Barrett Tillman was interviewed by Salon magazine
Tillman opined on the rules of the U.S. Senate and how they may or may not constrain Trump's agenda and the new Republican Senate majority.
Date: Tuesday, 14 January 2025
Prof Michael Doherty has been appointed by the Minister for Trade, Enterprise and Employment (DETE) as Chairperson of the new Employment Law Review Group (ELRG)
The ELRG’s function will be to monitor, review, and advise on all aspects of employment and redundancy law, with a specific focus on promoting good workplace relations in the State, simplifying the operation of employment and redundancy law in the State, and ensuring that the State’s suite of employment rights and redundancy legislation remains relevant and fit for purpose and is updated to reflect international developments.
Date: Monday, 13 January 2025