ACADEMICSUNDERTHREAT
This is a mailing list bringing together UK-based and non-UK based academics and researchers working mainly in the social sciences who have faced situations of threats as a result of their research. In recent years, there has been a rising number of cases of researchers whose lives were at risk because of the work they were conducting. This group aims to support all academics facing such difficult times and make visible their plight by issuing declarations and reports.
ACCOUNTABLESYS
Discussion and networking list for exploring issues of accountability as they relate to systems and emerging technologies.
ART-AND-LAW
This list can be used to initiate discussions and post announcements about law and art, or, if you prefer, art and law. It could be used to put questions to the community of people interested in the intersection between art and law; to ask for suggestions, leads, or help; or to let people know about a relevant upcoming event, project, or academic program.
ASSESSINGACCESSION
Assessing Accession - Central & Eastern Europe in the EU is a Research Forum that aims to bring together researchers, academics, students and practitioners with a specific interest in developing a broader understanding of how the EU's political institutions and policy-making structures have impacted on, and been impacted by, the EU's new Central and East European member states.
ASTON-FL-READING-GROUP
Forensic Linguistics Reading Group - Centre for Forensic Linguistics at Aston University
BEL-NET
International Research Network for Law & Dispute Resolution in Property, Construction, Housing, Planning & the Environment. Associated with the International Journal of Law in the Built Environment, the international CIB Working Commission (W113) on Law and Dispute Resolution, and the annual COBRA research conference (see below).
BIALL
This list is a discussion forum and communication channel for members of the British & Irish Association of Law Librarians (BIALL).
BIICL-PRIVATEINTLAW
This forum, promoted and moderated by the British Institute of International and Comparative Law, seeks to facilitate discussion of developments and themes in private international law including at a domestic, European and international level among those teaching, practising and studying the subject in the United Kingdom.
BILETA-NEWS
News bulletin of the British and Irish Law, Education & Technology Association (BILETA)
BRITGOVLSE
British Government@LSE is an new initiative currently based in the Government Department to promote and develop research on British Government being conducted at the LSE. We hold public events and produce research publications. British Government@LSE will be a focus for scholars in the Government Department and around the School who are analyzing and commenting on these developments. It will also host high profile public lectures, seminars, symposia and visiting speaker programmes addressing scholars, civil and public servants and students of British politics and it #will support the British Politics and Policy Blog.
BRITSOCCRIM-MIDLANDS-NETWORK
This list communicates the activities of the British Society of Criminology Midlands Regional Network; including announcements, projects, research and other relevant items.
BSA-VAW
This email list will be used to communicate conferences, important events, new publications to members of the British Sociological Association's violence against women study group.
BSCHATECRIMENETWORK
The Hate Crime Network seeks to bring together academics, practitioners and policy makers working in the field of hate crime to share information and experiences about hate crime with a view to developing critical analysis and debate across research, policy, and practice.
BSCVICTIMSNETWORK
The list is to allow for effective and speedy communication between members of the newly formed specialist BSC Victims Network.
BSCWALES
For sharing news and events relating to or emanating from the British Society of Criminology Wales Branch.
BURUNDIRESEARCHNETWORK
The Burundi Research Network is a group for all researchers working on and/or in Burundi. This mailing list would enable researchers to share information and know about new projects, publications, conferences calls, etc.
BYREFUGEES
This list is for those interested in developing a ByRefugees network, to increase local and forcibly displaced researchers in Refugee & Forced Migration Studies research. It is used to share information on relevant research, events, and opportunities for those affected by and researching displacement.
CII
cii Mail Group will keep interested parties informed of its events, projects and publications. The Group will also allow members to post relevant information to the list.
CJP
Provide better understanding of mental health needs within custodial environments and welcome contributions that investigate these matters
COMMONWEALTHLEGALED
The CLEA fosters and promotes high standards of legal education in the Commonwealth. Founded in 1971, it is a Commonwealth-wide body with regional Chapters and Committees in South Asia, Southern Africa, West Africa, the Caribbean and the UK. This email distribution list is closed so that only the authorized CLEA list owners can post to the list with regular updates relating to the conference, moot, other events, newsletters and journal alerts.
CONF-AND-PRIV
Confidentiality and Privacy is a burgeoning cross-disciplinary research topic.
CONSTRUCTIONLAW
The list is intended to create a community of interest and provide information for those who teach, write, practise and research in construction law
COPYRIGHT-HUMANITIES
A listserv for scholars working in the arts and humanities who have research interests in copyright and its history
CRIMESIG
A mailing list intended for communication between members of the Special Interest Group on Crime and Language research.
CRIMINALJUSTICE-PRACTICEVSPOLICY
This list is for practitioners and academics wishing to build networks and discuss current criminal justice issues. Also a way for CCJS to announce current activities of interest to the members.
CRIMINOLOGY
This list will be used to disseminate information about forthcoming events that will be of interest to those working in UK HE institutions who are interested in criminology, criminal justice and socio-legal studies.
CRIMINOLOGY-POSTGRADS
This list is intended as a support and information network for postgradate criminologists.
CRIVA
This is the mailing list for the Durham University Centre for Research into Violence and Abuse (CRiVA). We use it to keep our members updated with our quarterly newsletter, as well as other ad hoc updates about our latest events and activities. We currently have about 400 members both within and beyond academia. For more information about CRiVA, go to our website, https://www.dur.ac.uk/criva.
CYBERCRIMES
The purpose of this list is to provide a forum which will: a) identify a network of academics who are interested in discussing the issue(s) of cybercrime, b) it will also engender discussion on the subject.
DASH-ING
We are a community of stakeholders in health/medical data sharing - comprising those interested in creating solutions to the ethical, legal, social, governance and technical issues within this domain.
DIGITAL-MANUAL
This list is used as a discussion forum by the project team, research participants and network members of the AHRC-funded project: Creation and Publication of the 'Digital Manual': Authority, Authorship and Voice". The online discussions will add to the #contextualisation and dissemination of the project themes.
DIGITALJAIL
The mailing list for project partners forming a consortium for the Digital Jail proposal to the EC FP7 Call 10
DIGITALSTUDIES
An email list to support the activities of an interdisciplinary and inter-institutional reading group broadly concerned with issues raised by all things 'digital'. If you wish to participate please email Sam Kinsley before trying to subscribe to the list: http://geography.exeter.ac.uk/staff/index.php?web_id=Sam_Kinsley
DISABILITYSTUDIESPGR
This is a mailing list for postgraduate researchers who are working within disability studies. It will be used for announcing events aimed primarily at postgraduate students. It can also be used as a way to build a community of researchers who can support one another.
EIGPEMAIL
JISCMAIL for CES' European Integration and Global Political Economy Network
EJOCLI-NEWS
A list for intending readers of the Web Journal of Current Legal Issues to register and to discuss matters arising in new issues of the Journal.
EMOTIONANDCRIMINALJUSTICE
Our focus is on scholarly and research active that focuses on varying perspectives of emotion within the context of criminal justice.
ENERGYJUSTICE
Electronic discussion group for a network of scholars and practitioners interested in the concept of energy justice. This list is to be used for the promotion of energy justice related events, publications, job opportunities and areas of collaboration.
ENVIRONMENTALLAWYERS
The list is intended to create a community of interest and provide information for those who teach, write, practice and research in environmental law
ERJN
The aim of the European Reproductive Justice Network (ERJN) is to share knowledge of law, society, culture and practice across Europe in relation to reproductive justice. The network recognises reproductive justice as a core element of human rights, particularly, but not exclusively for women. This is an interdisciplinary network for academics, professionals and activists.
ESC-TWGJJ
The list is for members of the European Society of Criminology Thematic Working Group on Juvenile Justice (ESC-TWGJJ).
ESCVICTIMSWG
This is an email list for individuals who are interested or involved in the work of the European Society of Criminology's Victims Working Group
EUHEALTHGOV
This is the mailing list for EUHealthGov - the European Union Health Governance research network. List members are welcome to post upcoming events, publications and projects of interest.
FORENSIC-LINGUISTICS
Members discuss the use of linguistic evidence in court, features of courtroom and legal discourse including courtroom interpreting, and other aspects of the relationship between Language and the Law. List members include academic linguists, academic and practising lawyers and legal interpreters, though researchers in other disciplines are welcome.
GENDER-DEVIANCE-SOCIETY
This list is to discuss issues related to the Gender Deviance and Society Research Group of the University of Greenwich and related matters.
GENDERING-LABOUR-LAW
The purpose of the list is to share information about academic research and events about gender, race, and labour regulation in a variety of contexts. We are particularly interested in fostering feminist and interdisciplinary approaches to labour law, regulation, and policy.
GLOBALFORUM
The globalforum mailing list is set up for the benefit of all those with a stake or an interest in the ethics of biomedical research involving human participants in developing countries. It aims to encourage discussion, networking and exchange of information across the globe, and in particular between developing and developed countries.
GLOMIN
Dissemination of knowledge on international mineral law and policy.
GRAPHICJUSTICE
Mailing list of the Graphic Justice Research Alliance. An interdisciplinary research network exploring the crossover between law and justice and comics of all kinds.
HERITAGE-IP-NETWORK
The Museums Copyright Group was formed in 1996 to answer an increasing number of concerns about copyright expressed by professionals working in the museums and galleries community. The Group now has members representing museums, galleries, archives and libraries including national and regional institutions, and those attached to universities and local authorities.
I-TRUST
The aim of iTrust is to provide a forum for cross-disciplinary investigation of the application of trust as a means of establishing security and confidence in the global computing infrastructure, recognizing trust as a crucial enabler for meaningful and mutually beneficial interactions.
ILPAN
This list is for an interdisciplinary research network on International Law and Policy in Africa. The network is made up of a group of scholars and practitioners in this area. The list provides opportunities to share information, knowledge and research, debate issues, make announcements, arrange workshops, and enhance research collaboration.
INFOLAWPOLICY
Information law and policy research and practice: discussion and announcements. This list communicates and support the work of scholars and practitioners specialising in information law and policy, including legal topics such as data protection, freedom of information, defamation, intellectual property and misuse of private information. Broader themes of interest include access to information and digital information sharing and communication. This mailing list is unmoderated and content reflects the views of those who post to the list and not of any organisation. The archives are available to view online by registered members of the list. Any messages posted to the list are subject to the JISCMail acceptable use policy, which states that users should avoid engaging in unreasonable behaviour, or disrupting the general flow of discussion on a list.
INOSS
The purpose of INOSS is to develop and to promote the interdisciplinary study of statelessness through the sharing of news, projects, and examples of good practices. It includes scholars working in academia, in professional settings, and in a myriad of other ways to deepen and broaden our collective understanding of statelessness.
INT-BOUNDARIES
International boundaries, both on land and at sea, are often a major source of stress between states. This list provides a forum for the exchange of information and ideas relating to the delimitation, demarcation and management of international borders, particularly the peaceful resolution of boundary-related conflict.
INTERDISCIPLINARY-INSTITUTIONS
This list aims to connect individuals and groups involved in or interested in interdisciplinary research on institutions or institutional thought. Members can use the list to post announcements about events, publications, calls for papers, job postings, etc. Please note that the list is moderated to ensure that only relevant announcements are circulated. Please note that personal data collected when joining the INTERDISCIPLINARY-INSTITUTIONS mailing list is used exclusively for the purposes of building the network and for informing members of activities within and related to it. This personal information will not be passed on to others.
IPR-SCIENCE
Intellectual property - science. This list covers intellectual property in science, academic-industry links, sociological/ethical/legal analyses, inventiveness and exploitability (eg via patents). Information, bibliographies, news, research-in-progress, meetings etc. All welcome.
ISJ
Information Society and Justice (ISJ) is a biennial peer-review journal based in the Department of Applied Social Sciences (DASS) at the London Metropolitan University. It seeks to provide a proactive space for critical discussion of the issues around information, society and justice.
LAW-CULTURE
A mailing list for those interested in or working at the expansive intersections between legality and culture. This includes work such as law and the humanities, cultural legal studies, legal history, law and philosophy, and critical legal studies.
LAW-DEPT-HEADS
Closed discussion list for members of CHULS (the Committee of Heads of University Law Schools).
LAW-POSTGRADS
Networking and peer-mentoring support list for postgraduate law students. Subscription requests should normally be made from an institutional address e.g one containing <.ac.uk>, <.edu>.
LAW-RELIGION-UK
The mailbase of the Law and Religion Scholars Network (LARSN).
LEGAL-TRANSLATION
This is a sub-list of TRANSLATIO A forum administered by the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and the Institute of Modern Languages Research at the School of Advanced Study, University of London, to share information about Legal Translation in general, and about our new Legal Translation initiative.
LIS-MOYS-USERS
A list for users of the Moys Classification and Thesaurus for Legal Materials. This is the primary means whereby the classification scheme is maintained and updated. Proposed changes and additions are discussed here for inclusion in the next edition
LOCALCOMMUNITYSAFETYPARTNERSHIP
This mailing list promotes discussion and a network of academics and practitioners working in the areas of voluntary and community sector involvement in community safety and supporting offenders.
MARITIMESECURITY
This Network intends to share information about events and recent publications and to facilitate the discussion on maritime security studies and maritime security sector reform.
MARRIAGEANDMIGRATION
A research network and mailing list for researchers interested in issues of marriage and migration (and related fields).
MEDLAW
An email list for studies in Medical Law
MIGRANTCITY
This list is for academics, activists and policy makers to come together to work towards a new agenda for urban strategies for residents with complex and precarious migration status. The list will provide a platform to draw connections between the political economy of cities, the security practices at the heart of contemporary racial and colonial capitalism and the migration apparatus. We will learn/share about both the nature of the contemporary capitalist security state as well as how it might be possible to contest it.
MIGRATIONLAW
This list is an activity of the Migration and Law Network. It is open to those whose research or teaching interests include UK immigration and asylum law.
MPE
To enable discussion between registered Medical Physics Experts (MPEs) and aspiring MPEs to improve understanding of the Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposures) Regulations (IRMER) to protect individuals subject to medical exposures using ionising radiation.
MSU
The LSE Migration Studies Unit MSU was founded in 2007. It promotes the cross-disciplinary study of migration and is open to academics, students and policy-makers.
NEURODIVERGENCEINCRIMINALJUSTICE
International network of researchers, practitioners & community members addressing challenges faced by neurodivergent people in the criminal justice system
NNDDM
This network involves academics in sociology, literature, history, politics and linguistics who are interested in morbidity, mortality and the commemoration of this.
OCEANLAW
The OceanLaw Mailing List is an un-moderated academic and professional e-mail list for the discussion of issues and the exchange of information relating to the international law of fisheries and related law of the sea and international law subjects, such as the protection of the marine environment or maritime boundary claims.
OMDDAC
This list to used by the AHRC-funded Observatory for Monitoring Data-Driven Approaches to Covid-19 to make announcements about project publications, events and other activities.
ONLINEMEDDISCUSSION
This research looks at the purchase of prescription medicine from the Web.An online survey which will measure this behaviour is in the process of being designed. The purpose of this list is to talk about these issues via a discussion group in order to feed into the design of the survey.
ORGANISED-CRIME
The list is to help establish an international network of those (academics, crime and justice practitioners) interested in organised crime and extortion racket systems. It is linked to GLODERS (the Global Dynamics of Extortion Racket Systems), a European Commission funded research project, www.gloders.eu. Announcements of conferences, jobs, and projects welcome.
PARENT-ABUSE
List for announcements and discussion of the emerging field of adolescent-to-parent abuse - for researchers, practitioners and policymakers
PARENTINGRESEARCH
The Parenting Research List has been established by the Centre for Research on Families and Relationships to facilitate discussion, development, collaboration and new research on parenting. It is open to academics, researchers in the public and voluntary sectors, and to agencies with an interest in parenting research from both public and voluntary sectors
PARTYWALLS
For the discussion of all matters relating to the law and practice of boundaries and party walls. This includes the application of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996, the resolution of boundary disputes, the determination of rights to light issues and all other negotiations between neighbouring owners in construction and other situations.
PLAN
A network of academics (professors, researchers etc) interested in public procurement law and regulatory policy.
POLICE-POST-SOC
An interdisciplinary list bringing together those engaged in research, including action research, on any aspect of policing and crime in post-socialist countries. Focus on discussion of theoretical and practical issues relevant to police reform and new approaches to tackling crime.
POLICINGNETWORK
The list provides a forum for communication between members of the Policing Network of the British Society of Criminology. Anyone interested in joining the Network can do so by contacting the list owner.
POLITICALCOMMUNITY
The list is open to anyone with an interest in the topic, but it originated in a workshop on Political Community: Authority in the Name of Community hosted by the Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society and Rule of Law (CISRUL) at the University of Aberdeen in June 2014. You can access the full topic description at http://wp.me/PASsb-45. We confirmed in a previous workshop that the term “political community” was appropriate for identifying a core set of issues that interest us at CISRUL, even though it was evident that no term will ever carry all the right connotations and none of the wrong ones. Though we each have our own preferred approach, reflecting the wide range of perspectives in CISRUL, several of us are using the term “political community” for one whose members feel somehow represented within its structures of authority, and thus somehow obliged to their fellow-members to follow its norms and accept its decisions. We prefer, on the whole, to reserve the term “political community” for those that claim a degree of self-sufficiency and we distinguish political communities from political collectives such as trade unions or churches which see themselves as players in a broader political community. In a political community, (more or less) ultimate authority is claimed in the name of some kind of (more or less) encompassing community of members.
POLITICALSETTLEMENTS
The Political Settlements Research Group The term ‘political settlements’ can be understood in different ways. However, a useful working definition of a political settlement is: ‘the forging of a common understanding usually between political elites that their best interests or beliefs are served through acquiescence to a framework for administering political power’ (di John & Putzel 2009:4). This mailing list is for the use of researchers, policy-makers, academics and other interested individuals to engage others working on political settlements research, a forum to air ideas, debate, and share resources. This list is open to any interested individual or organisation. It is administered by PSRP at the Global Justice Academy at Edinburgh Law School.
POLITICSANDLAWOFDOCTORWHO
To analyse the political and legal aspects of the BBC's longest running drama series "Doctor Who"
PRIORITYINPRACTICE
Research network designed to look at emerging issues in egalitarian political philosophy and public policy.
PROPERTYRIGHTS-PLANNING
This list brings together researchers interested in property rights, planning and the evolution of cities at the boundary of planned and market order.
QUEER-GLOBLAW-LSACRN
Queer Theory in Law and Global Society-Law and Society Collaborative Research Network (CRN) Queer theory in law and global society focuses on disrupting established meanings. The aim is to investigate (and disrupt) law's role in global structures of oppression. We deploy queer theory to go beyond identity " to study the global political economy. We invite all to examine our own roles in structures of oppression - and resistance. THIS GROUP IS FOR CRN MATTERS ONLY. FOR NOTIFICATIONS ON THE SUBJECT (EVENTS, PUBLICATIONS, CASES, ETC), SEE THE GROUP QUEER-GLOBLAW-NOTICES FOR DISCUSSIONS ON THE SUBJECT, SEE THE GROUP QUEER-GLOBLAW-DISCUSS
R-STATS-SOCIAL-SCIENCES
This group is for social scientists and researchers, at all stages of their career, who use, are learning and/or would like to learn R Programming for analysis. Please use this group to share learning and teaching resources, events, pose questions to colleagues or share any information which may be of interest to group members.
RADICALPROTEST
The list is for discussions following a workshop in October 2017.
REGULATINGTIME
This is the email list for an AHRC-funded network on law, time and regulation.
RENEWABLE-ENERGY-RESEARCHNETWORK
The Renewable Energy Research Network mailing list is dedicated to research communication, information exchange, and research dissemination among researchers and educators on renewable energy research, development, deployment, and integration
RESEARCHINGBREXITNETWORK
The Researching Brexit Network is for those who are involved in researching Brexit. We are aiming towards organising two small conferences per year, as well as encouraging collaboration across disciplines, methodologies and universities. All involved in researching Brexit are welcome to join and share ideas, events etc.
RESPONSIBLE-INNOVATION
This email list serves the members of the EPSRC funded research project on "Framework of Responsible Research and Innovation in ICT". It is open to anyone interested in the subject.
REUSE-PSI
To discuss implications of the Re-Use of Public Sector Regulations and consequent implications for Research Institutions
RIMW-PHD
This list is for PhD researchers based in London and working on forced migration and connected to the Refuge in a Moving World interdisciplinary PhD network. The list provides a space to share information about events, journal announcements and monthly seminars in UCL.
SPORTS-LAW
Covering a broad range of areas related to sport and its regulation, this list will be of use to legal academics and academics with interests in sports science/medicine/sociology/history.
STATSLAW-COMMITTEE
This is the mailing list for the committee members of the Statistics and Law Section of the Royal Statistical Society. The purpose of the Section is to enable the Society to make informed and, hopefully, influential contributions to the administration of justice as well as encouraging research and disseminating knowledge amongst the statistical, legal (civil and criminal), forensic science and forensic medicine communities.
TRANSFORMINGCHILDHOODS
Transforming Childhoods is an interdisciplinary research network that aims to explore children's lives in context and build connections between young people and society.
UNIONFUTURES
This list is for people involved in the Unionising the Future research project, which looks at understanding and supporting joint working between Trade Unions and Students' Unions from 1970 to the present day. It will be used to share ideas, resources and to communicate research outcomes, training materials and to promote events.
WARN
A network of researchers, lawyers, practitioners, and all persons with professional and/or academic interest in furtherance of anti corruption laws
WATERLAW
The list has been setup to facilitate discussion relating to international and national water law.
WCCJ
Women, Crime and Criminal Justice is a specialist network for the study of women, crime and criminal justice and providing support to women in the British Society of Criminology and in criminology and allied subject areas.
WILE
A discussion list for law teachers with an interest in learning and teaching issues that affect increasing the participation of women in law.
YCYJ
This list is a forum for for academics and others involved in the study of youth crime, youth criminology and youth justice. It supports the Youth Criminology / Youth Justice Study Network of the British Society of Criminology and is open to all other interested parties. The list acts as a resource for the announcement of relevant meetings, seminars, conferences, calls for papers, research and publications. It is also hoped that members will use the list to share and debate ideas and ways of disseminating ideas into the practice and policy field.
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