UofG Law Podcast

UofG Law Podcast is the podcast brought to you by the School of Law at the University of Glasgow.

Join our hosts Dr Alan Brown and Dr Magali Eben as they hear from members of staff about their research projects, exciting student initiatives as well as keynote seminars taking place at the School.

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Black and white close-up of the high court sign in Edinburgh

Rape shield legislation

Eamon Keane discusses recent Scottish Government research on rape shield legislation in Scotland

Colourful poster detailing the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child principles

Children's participation in the family court system

Dr Barnes Macfarlane talks about the recent reforms in Scotland concerning children's participation in the family court system

Island view from the sea

Community Land ownership and the Green Recovery

Dr Jill Robbie and student Hannah Mimiec talk about Hannah's Carnegie Trust Vacation Scholarship exploring community land ownership

Destruction to houses after a tornado

Disaster Law

Dr Kristian Cederwall Lauta discusses his work on Disaster Law and how it can be used to better understand the effects of climate change

Recreating Europe - Digital Copyright Law

Dr Pinar Oruc talks about her involvement in the Horizon 2020 'Recreating Europe' project, considering issues around digital copyright law

Google search under magnifying glass

Regulating the Digital Economy

Dr Magali Eben discusses the EU’s attempts to regulate the behaviours of digital giants such as Google and Amazon

Painting of a 17th century court room

Women, marriage and the law

Dr Rebecca Mason talks about her ESRC fellowship project: ‘Women, Marriage and Law in Scotland: Historical and Legal Perspectives’

Competition Law and the Digital Economy

Prof Mark Furse discusses the challenges of the digital economy for competition law enforcement in Asian countries

First 100 Years

Maria Fletcher and Seonaid Stevenson-McCabe, two of the team behind the 'First 100 Years' project, share their reflections on the initiative

Nadine Aisha Jassat

Poet Nadine Aisha Jassat talks about her newest collection 'Let me tell you this'.  The first in a series of online 'Read and Rights' bookclub events.

100 Years - Lady Cosgrove

Lady Cosgrove reflects on an illustrious career and the advancement of women in the field

International Law and the case of Nauru

Dr Cait Storr discusses her forthcoming book which provides a historical narrative of the Oceanic island of Nauru

100 Years - Flora Douglas

Ms Douglas shares her memories of Madge Easton Anderson, whom she met as a teenager growing up in Perthshire

Negotiating Civil War

Dr Henry Lovat talks about his forthcoming book 'Negotiating Civil War: the Politics of International Regime Design'

Legally Wed

Professor Jane Mair and Felicity Belton talk about their new research project, the board game 'Legally Wed'.

Brexit

Professor Tom Mullen discusses ongoing legal and constitutional issues around Brexit

100 Years - Rosemary Piacentini

Alumna Rosemary talks to Maria Fletcher about returning to the School in 1978 to complete her LLB after a 20 year break, whilst raising a family of ten children.

What is the Family of Law?

Professor Jane Mair talks to Dr Alan Brown about his new book 'What is the Family of Law? The Influence of the Nuclear Family'

GLPGC 2019

The organisers of the Glasgow Law Postgraduate Conference talk about this year's event that took place on Tuesday 28 May.

Just Energy

Dr Chris Gill talks to us about ESRC project 'Just Energy' investigating access to justice for vulnerable and energy poor consumers in Europe

100 Years of Women in Law

The first in a series of guest episodes to mark the centenary of Women in Law and the '100 voices for 100 years' digital exhibition

Reb Law Scotland

Conversation with guest host Maria Fletcher and Seonaid Stevenson, one of the co-founders of Reb Law Scotland

Law and the Political Economy of Hunger

In our third podcast episode, Dr Anna Chadwick discusses her new monograph published by Oxford University Press

Brandon L Garrett

Guest lecture on 'The Reliability of Forensics' by Professor Brandon L Garrett (Duke Law School)

Private Water Rights

In our inaugural podcast episode, Dr Jill Robbie talks to us about her Private Water Rights Project