Research supervision

Academic staff within the School are leaders in their fields. Applications from students seeking to undertake an MPhil or PhD Law research degree or an LLD Professional Doctorate are very welcome. The School's research strengths include:

• Land Management (land titling and registration, environmental and land use planning). Professor Home specialises in law and policy relating to gypsies, and land titling in third world countries
• Business Law in Practice
• Corporate Governance and the Regulatory Environment
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Sports law (especially international sports law, doping and risk assessment)
• European business law
• Comparative law
• Human rights (especially rights of the child)
• Management of justice (especially police studies and court administration in Europe)
• Public and administrative law
• Learning and Teaching issues relating to law and legal practice

Research clusters

The International Law Unit (ILU) is a core element of Anglia Law School's research, with a specific focus on the provision of a range of professional services to both external partners and stakeholder groups.

Anglia Law School is also associated with the Justice and Communities Research Unit.

Papers in Law series

The Papers in Law series aims to make available papers which may not suit more conventional academic publication, such as work in progress, teaching material, reports of consultancy work, or conference papers. They may cover any of the range of academic law subjects. The first eight papers are in the area of sports law, edited by John O'Leary of the Anglia Law School. The series general editor is Robert Home, Professor of Land Management, who is also responsible for Papers in Land Management series.

Contact

For more information on Research with the Law School please contact Professor Dr Robert Home.

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