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Essex’s Professor Paul Hunt was the first expert to hold the position of UN Special Rapporteur on the right to health when the mandate was created in 2002. Since then, both he, and his successor have developed a rich body of work around the right to …

Learn more about this research project by Dr Elisabeth Kelan from the Essex Business School at the University of Essex.

The Ethics of Powerlessness is an interdisciplinary research project of philosophers at the University of Essex. The project started in July 2015.

Located in the School of Philosophy and Art History, and funded by a Research Leadership Award from the Leverhule Trust, the aim of the project is to develop a comprehensive understanding of the different forms of competition and competitiveness and …

Learn more about the cross-linguistic influence in bilingual language learners project from the Centre for Language Development Throughout the Lifespan at the University of Essex

This research project is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (2017-2020) and is based within the Department of History, University of Essex. This major research project is a collaboration between the University of Essex, the…

This project of the Human Rights Centre Clinic will research the diverse range of economic alternatives that are being proposed by various movements to identify areas of synergy and common priorities in terms of policy solutions.

This research project aims to develop a computer algorithm that can be used for fair division of assets between individuals.

Body, Self, and Family is a major research project funded by the Wellcome Trust which examines how wider social changes affected women’s experiences of self, body and emotion from c. 1960-1990

Interoceptive awareness is a complex multi-dimensional construct and it involves an attentional focus on and awareness of internal body sensations, requiring the interplay between perceptual body states and cognitive appraisal of those body states.