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War Memoryscapes in Asia. Research project. War Memoryscapes in Asia Partnership (WARMAP). War Memoryscapes in Asia. The War Memoryscapes in Asia Partnership, led by the University of Essex and funded by the UK’s Leverhulme Trust, brings together

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…

Learn more about the AWE project at the University of Essex and their research into the challenges and barriers faced by disadvantaged women entrepreneurs.

In this project, Dr Haim Abraham examines the current legal regime and seeks to answer a fundamental conceptual question: could and should tort liability be imposed on states, and compensation be awarded to civilians, for losses inflicted during…

This project explores online romance fraud through in depth interviews with victims and members of support services.

The Arbitrary Detention Redress Clinic Unit (ADRCADRU) is based within the Human Rights Centre Clinic at the University of Essex and will be under the supervision of Dr Matthew Gillett, a United Nations Special Mandate holder, as an expert member of …

Learn more about this research and multiple projects by Dr Christina Gkonou from the Centre for Research in Language Development throughout the Lifespan (LaDeLi) at the University of Essex.

Health and Human Rights. research project. Health and Human Rights. Menu. Health and Human Rights. The Health and Human Rights Project aimed to accelerate the operationalisation of health-rights through multi-disciplinary collaboration. The project

Learn more about the EU-China Security Cooperation project hosted by the Jean Monnet Centre for European Excellence Professor Emil Kirchner and Professor Han Dorussen.

It all starts in the womb. Research project. It all starts in the womb. It all starts in the womb. The parent’s ability to respond appropriately to the infant’s communicative signals and their emotional sensitivity are key factors in the