Our new interdisciplinary research webinar series – Research Futures
The extraordinary circumstances we currently face call for renewed research and thinking. Interdisciplinary research is particularly relevant to address the pressing issues of our time and reflect upon pathways for the future. This intellectual journey is key to the development of our own scholarships as much as it is to the evolution of our University.
The Research Futures webinar series will trigger and further this dialogue between disciplines, facilitate interaction while in isolation, support our researchers' projects, and create fruitful conversations.
The webinars take place on Wednesdays 2.00pm – 3.00pm. Everyone is welcome to join. You can watch the webinar recordings by selecting the topics that interest you below.
Contribute to the Research Futures webinar series
- If you would like to contribute to the Research Features series, contact Professor Leïla Choukroune – leila.choukroune@port.ac.uk
Upcoming webinars
Previous webinars
Standing Up for Rights
Agency and Inclusive Practices with Members from Ethnic Minority Communities
7 October: In the Key of She: exploring the career experiences of women electronic music (self) producers
30 September: Sick Fashion
Uncovering New Perspectives
Chinese "Fansubbers": How Moviefans Translation has Survived the Test of Time
The end of the great acceleration — and why it’s good for the planet, the economy, and our lives
Iran’s State Media as a Weapon of Mass Suppression
Heritage in times of crisis: a perspective on conflicts and their impact on cultural heritage and values
Exploring the urban mindscape: cities and the supernatural imagination
Family Stories in Communities and Schools
Law and Economics on a Global Scale
Global Corporate Compliance
Global Corporate Compliance: Emerging Themes and Contemporary Challenges
Profit with principles
‘Profit with Principles’? Grappling with Business and Human Rights Dilemmas.
Confronting the Growing Challenge of Economic Crime
Confronting the Growing Challenge of Economic Crime: Evaluating the Policing Response
Mediating Justice
In this instalment of our Research Futures webinar series, B.N. Srikrishna discusses Expertise and Independence in Judicial and non Judicial Contemporary Settings.
Resolving investment disputes and protecting citizens
This webinar discussed why developing economies should enable Host-State-Citizen to Investor Arbitration and options for doing it.
Data Protection
In this instalment of our Research Futures webinar series, Dr Henry Pearce talks about data protection and personal data.
The americanisation of the international economic order and its normative boundaries
In this instalment of our Research Futures webinar series, Professor Asif H. Querishi talks about the International Economic Order
How pale male and stale is the world of international dispute resolution
This talk will discuss what can and is being done to increase diversity in the arbitration field, both when it comes to gender and other diversity markers.
Risk, domestic abuse and safe contact in family courts
Revealing the Mystery of Cybercrime
Erjon Cibaku discusses the rise of cybercrime cases and how the Criminal Justice System is (or isn't) responding
Sanctions in International Law: the Case of Russia and Beyond
This is a co-organised online webinar between the University of Portsmouth Democratic Citizenship Theme and Faculty of Legal Studies, South Asian University.
International Financial Institutions; Approaches, Anti-Corruption and Actors
Race and Post-Colonialism
Race v Caste
The coloniality of law and the (unintended?) construction of international criminals
The Making of Empire through Racialised Capitalism
Sustainability and the Environment
How do we stop the oceans from drowning in plastic?
Do we need a materiality principle to tackle sustainability challenges?
Covid-19
Bodies and citizens in times of pandemics: longitudinal perspectives
Development aid policy post-COVID 19 crisis
COVID19: Has the UK government got it right? What public health policy for sanity emergencies?
Science and Technology
Contemporary Debates
President Biden's First 100 days: Success or Failure?
Resilience Through Leadership
Can INGOs' Publics be the Carrier for a Transnational Public Sphere?
