Doctoral Researchers - Birmingham Law School
Birmingham Law School has a vibrant postgraduate community, carrying out research in a broad range of areas. Profiles of some of our current doctoral researchers and details of their research are listed below:
- PhD title
- The Impact of Economic Resources Questions on the Implementation of Human Rights to Water and Sanitation in Zimbabwe and South Africa
- Supervisor
- Dr Ben Warwick
- PhD title
- The Restrictions on Freedom of Political Expression on Campus: How Students Can Exercise Political Expression on Campus with Respect for Human Rights and Academic Interests
- Supervisor
- Dr Lydia Morgan
- PhD title
- The relevance of relevance: an examination of the role of evidential relevance in relation to sexual history evidence, bad character evidence and hearsay evidence
- Supervisors
- Professor John Child and Dr Samantha Fairclough
- PhD title
- The ECtHR’s standard of proof in determining a substantive violation of the right to life: key principles and their concretisation in case-law on the right to life against Azerbaijan
- Supervisors
- Professor Natasa Mavronicola and Dr Meghan Campbell
- PhD title
- Graduation of Bangladesh from LDC to Developing Country and its Impact on Bangladesh’s International Trade
Supervisors:
Dr Luca Rubini and Dr Maria Corvaglia
- PhD title
- The Introduction of Technology Assisted Review (TAR) in the Context of eDiscovery in Sexual Offences Cases within the English Criminal Justice System
- Supervisors
- Dr Steven Cammiss and Professor Lisa Webley
