Northumbria Law and Society

@nulawandsociety.bsky.social

Northumbria Law School's Law and Society Research Group.

I am delighted that my most recent book 'Deserted Wives and Economic Divorce in 19th-Century England and Wales' (Hart, 2024) has been nominated for the Hart-SLSA Book Prize AND the Socio-Legal Theory and History Prize 2026... (more below!) slsa.ac.uk/so/45PmDxXBD...

SLSA PRIZES 2026: SHORTLISTS ANNOUNCED!

From an extremely strong field and a large number of nominations in some categories, the SLSA Board is delighted to announce this year's shortlists for the Association's prestigious prizes. They are a...

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I've been thinking about how UK immigration law practitioners and legal academics could collaborate more effectively for a while now. Read about the rationale behind a JIANL Special Issue on the topic and ongoing research (including how to get involved) on the ILPA blog 👇

ILPA@ilpaimmigration.bsky.social · 6mo ago

⚡ Our thanks to @majagrundler.bsky.social for writing our first monthly blog post of 2026 on the benefits of practitioner-academic collaboration. Read her insights 👇 ilpa.org.uk/translating-...

Today we're hosting the MLR -funded conference on Living a Reproductive Life in the Workplace. Organised by Elisabeth Griffiths and Lyndsey Bengtsson, the conference considers discrimination, care, shifts in lives, menopause and their effects on women's lives.

Elisabeth Griffiths talking to the room and online audience