Events Calendar

This talk examines the genealogy of interoperability and how it brings us to the difficult questions of sharing infrastructure.

This lecture examines how right wing populists have weaponised the right to security in order to consolidate authoritarian power. Professor Lazarus will outline this trend, and place this form of ‘human rights populism’ in the longer history of the right to security within human rights theory, politics and law.

In this colloquium, Professor Gordon will draw from a recent paper to explore the role that cognitive biases may play in the judicial system's continued acceptance of unreliable forensic evidence.