Joanne Conaghan
Professor
Department of Law
University of Bristol
United Kingdom
Biography
Joanne joined the University of Bristol Law School in August 2013 having previously taught at the Universities of Kent, Exeter and San Diego California. A graduate and postgraduate of St Hugh’s College Oxford, Joanne has written extensively about issues relating to gender and law and is widely recognized as a leading scholar in that field, both nationally and internationally. Her research standing is evidenced by the publication of her most recent monograph, Law and Gender (2014) in the prestigious Clarendon Law Series (OUP) and by her appointment as a Fellow of The Academy of Social Sciences (2011).
Research Interest
Investigating rape: Human rights and police accountability
Publications
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Conaghan, JAF, 2015, ‘Celebrating Duncan Kennedy’s scholarship: A ‘Crit’ analysis of DSD & NBV v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis’. Transnational Legal Theory , vol 5., pp. 601-621
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Conaghan, J, 2017, ‘Labour law and feminist method’. International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations, vol 33., pp. 93-114
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Conaghan, JAF, 2017, ‘Investigating rape: Human rights and police accountability’. Legal Studies, vol 37., pp. 54?77
