SLSA small grantholders 1999–present
Since the first grants were awarded by the SLSA Executive Committee in 1999, numerous SLSA members have benefited from the scheme. Their research has covered many different areas of the law and, in some cases, many thousands of miles. The full list of grantholders is published here.
- 2011–2012
- 2010–2011
- 2009–2010
- 2008–2009
- 2007–2008
- 2006–2007
- 2005–2006
- 2004–2005
- 2003–2004
- 2002–2003
- 2001–2002
- 2000–2001
- 1999–2000
2011–2012 SLSA grantholders
- John Jackson (University of Nottingham) and Yassin M’Boge (University of Leicester) £1950
A socio-legal approach to evidence in the International Criminal Tribunals - Kirsten Campbell and Claire Garbett (Goldsmith’s College) £996
The gender of justice: the prosecution of sexual violence in war - Emily Grabham (University of Kent) £1300
The politics of prognosis: HIV, anti-retrovirals, and the definition of disability in UK equality law, 1996–2005 - Geth Rees (University of Southampton) £1900
The social construction of forensic sleep expertise
2010–2011 SLSA grantholders
- Daniel Monk (Birkbeck, London) £717.90
Writing wills/dealing with intestacy: gay and lesbian perspectives - Lisa Dickson (University of Kent) £1279.80
The NHS and s 29 of the Data Protection Act 1998 - Antonia Layard (University of Cardiff) and Matthew Humphries (Kingston University) £1726
From the new deal to localism: local law in practice - Anthea Hucklesby (University of Leeds) £1543.95
Pre-charge police bail: an investigation of its use and its effectiveness in the police investigation process
2009–2010 SLSA grantholders
- Richard Collier (University of Newcastle) £1004.60
Fathers, lawyers and the work–life balance: managing the downturn - Elizabeth Craig (University of Sussex) £980
European minority rights laws - Lieve Gies (Keele University) £600
Muslim pupils’ perceptions of human rights and the Human Rights Act - Jackie Gulland (University of Stirling) £1140
Scoping study on the experience of people claiming Employment and Support Allowance - Níamh Howlin (Queen’s University Belfast) £638.80
Individual trial reports: what do they tell us about juries? - Lizzie Seal (University of Durham) £1383.40
Public attitudes to the death penalty in England and Wales, 1928–1965
2008–2009 SLSA grantholders
- Lois Bibbings (Bristol University) £1300
Social control, criminality, masculinities and the ‘Penny Dreadful’ 1890–1918 - Phil Rumney and Natalia Hanley (University of the West of England) £751
Students’ attitudes to male rape - Sally Sheldon (Kent University) and Julie McCandless (Oxford Brookes University) £1443
Rewriting parenthood: a policy perspective of the reform of reproductive technology law - Chris Taylor (Bradford University Law School) £1,093.75
The prosecution of child abuse cases - Anna Carline (Liverpool John Moores University) £816
Rape and the construction of consent - Marie-Bénédicte Dembour (University of Sussex) £1125
(Do not) come and study: the plight of the foreign student - John Flood and Daniel Muzio (University of Westminster) £1500
Responding to Clementi and the Legal Services Act
2007–2008 SLSA grantholders
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Helen Baker (Liverpool University) £1450
Meeting the needs of teenage boys made homeless as a result of domestic violence -
Michelle Cowley (Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford) £1411
The sword and shield or misplaced faith? How DNA evidence affects reasoning in criminal cases -
Sandra Brunnegger (LSE/Cambridge University) £1500
Culture and human rights in Colombia: negotiating indigenous law -
Jessica Guth (Bradford University) £1173.50
Understanding mobility and internationalisation in the discipline of law in the UK -
Jonathan Merritt (De Montfort University) £934
Future directions for the wider police family -
Karen Morgan (Bristol University) £765
The social and legal constructions of nonhuman animals -
Lisa Whitehouse (Hull University) £1485
A longitudinal analysis of the mortgage repossession process
2006–2007 SLSA grantholders
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Agata Fijalkowski (University of Lancaster) £1500
Crime and security in post-Communist Europe -
Alisdair Gillepsie (De Montfort University) £1000
Happy slapping and the law: a socio-legal analysis -
Alexandra George (Queen Mary, University of London) £1500
The impact on indigenous societies of applying foreign ‘intellectual property’ concepts and standards -
Guy Osborne and Steve Greenfield (University of Westminster) £1160
Child Protection within UK sport: an analysis of compliance of governing bodies with national guidelines and legal requirements -
Borja Garcia Garcia (Lougborough University) £1405.63
The European Union and the governance of football
2005–2006 SLSA grantholders
- Daniel Muzio and James Falconbridge (Lancaster University)
Structures of professional firms - Maureen Spencer (Middlesex University)
The history of public interest immunity - Rachel Murray (University of Bristol)
African national human rights institutions - Richard Huxtable (University of Bristol)
Attitudes and policies of crown prosecutors in 'mercy killing' cases - Brian Gran (Case Western Reserve University)
Comparative research on children's ombudspersons - Simone Wong (University of Kent)
Cohabitation
2004–2005 SLSA grantholders
- Maurya Chandra (Queen Mary London)
Access to justice in India - Samantha Currie (University of Liverpool )
Enlargement and free movement of workers: implications for accession nationals - Penny Martin (Independent)
The impact of human rights in Scotland: five years after devolution - Hannah Quirk (Criminal Cases Review Commission)
Redressing wrongful convictions: a comparative study of US innocence projects and the Criminal Cases Review Commission - Rachel Sieder (Institute for the Study of the Americas, London)
Indigenous rights, decentralization and legal globalization: Mexico and Guatemala - David Sugarman (Lancaster)
Pursuing Pinochet: a global quest for justice
2003–2004 SLSA grantholders
- Christopher Waters (University of Reading)
Post-conflict legal education in the Balkans - Fiona Macaulay (Centre for Brazilian Studies, University of Oxford)
A pilot study of community-run prisons in Brazil - Oliver Quick (University of Bristol)
Medical manslaughter: the construction of a crime – perceptions from the CPS - Lieve Gies (Keele University)
The role of press judges in Dutch courts - Bryony Gill (University of Leeds)
Highly skilled return migration – policy and practice - Julian Webb (University of Westminster)
Law, complexity and globalisation - Catherine Russell (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Dissemination of information technology provision in South Africa
2002–2003 SLSA grantholders
- Amanda Perry-Kessaris (Queen Mary, University of London)
Legal systems as a determinant of foreign direct investment in South Asia - Bronwen Morgan (Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford)
The commodification of water, social protest and cosmopolitan citizenship - Annapurna Waughray (Manchester Metropolitan University)
Caste-based discrimination in international human rights law - Rachel Murray (Birkbeck, University of London)
Approach of the Organisation of African Unity/African Union to human rights - Alison Brown (University of Stirling)
Conceptualising the work of international peace teams - Christine Barker (freelance researcher)
Church-state relations in East Germany
2001–2002 SLSA grantholders
- Matthew Humphreys (Anglia Polytechnic University)
European transport law and policy - Catherine Phuong (Newcastle)
Travel costs relating to a project on European asylum and immigration - Davina Cooper (Keele)
Organisation of a conference on gender, sexuality and law - Antje Wiener (Institute of European Studies, Queens University Belfast)
A comparative study of constitutional norms
2000–2001 SLSA grantholders
- Kim Edmonds (Manchester Metropolitan University)
The repatriation of refugees in Kosovo - Emily Finch (University of Reading)
The stalking task force in San Diego - Bettina Lange (University of Wales, Aberystwyth)
The implementation of the EU Directive on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control in Germany - Lisa Whitehouse (University of Hull)
Corporate social responsibility in New York City
1999–2000 SLSA grantholders
- Julia Black (LSE)
Interdisciplinary project on Financial Services Regulation - Reza Banakar (Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford) and Max Travers (Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College)
Workshop on methodological and theoretical issues in socio-legal studies - David Campbell (Cardiff)
Completion of edited collection of works of Professor Ian Macneil - Peter Fitzpatrick (QMW)
Indigenous land rights claims in postcolonial settler-based societies - Jo Shaw (Leeds)
Empirical project on ‘alien suffrage’ in Europe - Ciaran White (Ulster)
Control of sex offenders in the Republic of Ireland - Noel Whitty (Keele)
Royalty and identity