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PhD students at The Open University Law School are engaged in researching a wide range of cutting-edge issues with real-world impact

Efficiency and Effectiveness of Emergency Public Procurement: A Jamaican case study

PhD research by Tiffany Adams

Modern perceptions of the English courtroom and Criminal Justice System: storytelling, rape myths and OnlyFans content creators

PhD research by Georgia Boyd

Lex Technica as a New Legal Order

PhD research by Ioana Bratu

Enforcing climate change domestically in South Asia, relying internationally

PhD research by Nishant Beniwal

An analysis of the extent to which UK has been able to safeguard women's rights from cyberstalking and cyberharassment during the COVID-19 pandemic.

PhD research by Sandisha Drepaul

Economic Citizenship And Governance In Uncertain Times

PhD research by John Gynn

A Critical Analysis of Italy’s Responsibility under International Human Rights Law: A case study of pull-back measures and the arbitrary detention of refugees in Libya

PhD research by Iyanuloluwa Kolawole

Is Disinformation the Death Knell for Freedom of Expression? When a Fundamental Danger Meets a Fundamental Right: A Critical Analysis

PhD research by Conor Logue

Digital Vulnerabilities in the Financial Sector

PhD research by Sahil Mathur

Exploring the Limits of Belonging: Domestic Human Trafficking in Spain, Ukraine and the UK

PhD research by Yelyzaveta Monastyrova

The Herculean Referee in the Age of Technology

PhD research by Fred Motson

International Criminal Law: Holding Non-State Actors Accountable for Harms or Threats thereof to the Environment of Outer Space

PhD research by Fiona Naysmith

Gender And Sexuality Bias In Nigeria; A Colonial And Religious Importation

PhD research by Gabriel Omachi

Critical Analysis of the Effect of Technology on Access to Legal Advice

PhD research by Lee Robbins

The root causes of human trafficking: developing a Marxist analysis of modern-day exploitation

PhD research by Lewis Sibanda