'human rights'

of Humanities who use technology to understand what it means to be human.

This research cluster brings together University of Essex researches to discuss contemporary issues within the field of criminal justice. Members come from a range of disciplines including law, human rights, criminology, sociology, economics, meddia …

This socio-legal research cluster spans topics including administrative justice, legal history, health law, criminal justice, mediation theory and practice, disability rights, procedural justice, environmental planning and beyond.

Our research addresses contemporary legal issues in the sphere of Law and Technology, such as Digital Media, Social Media, Data Protection, Intellectual Property, Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Speech among many others.

liability for ‘negligence’; commercial property; company law and corporate governance; corporate social responsibility and human rights; insolvency; finance, insurance and banking; tenancies, mortgages and housing rights; new technology (e.g.

Discover more about this research cluster dedicated to transnationalism, nation and rights,based in the Department of Sociology. View our key themes of research, a list of members including contact details and find research supervision.

Discover more about this research cluster dedicated to social divisions and economic life, based in the Department of Sociology. View our key themes, a list of members and their contact details and search for research supervision.

Our Artificial Intelligence group carries out research in to how artificial intelligence programmes make decisions, and the systems which assist in such decisions.

Explore our Critical Theory research cluster within the School of Philosophy and Art History, University of Essex

Learn more about this research cluster dedicated to language policy and multilingualism, based in the Department of Language and Linguistics at the University of Essex.