Successfully Completed Doctorates

2011

Lucy Finchett-Maddock

Sharon Persaud

2010

Cathy Andrews

• Supervised by Linda Mulcahy.
• Recent publication: Cathy Andrews (and Linda Mulcahy) 'Judgment: 11 Baird Textile Holdings v Marks & Spencer Plc', Part III Property and Markets, Feminist Judgments: From Theory to Practice, R. Hunter, C. McGlynn and E. Rackley eds (Hart Publishing,  September 2010, ISBN 1849460531 /9781849460538) p. 189.

Kevin Barker

• Supervised by Patricia Tuitt. Successfully completed in March.

Richard Fitch

• Supervised by Anton Schutz (December 2010)

Olakunle Olatawura

• Supervised by Fiona Macmillan
• Thesis topic: The Creation and Impact of Property Rights in International Sport: A Benevolent and Functional Analysis

Sophie Oliver

• Jointly supervised by the School of Law (Costas Douzinas) and School of English and Humanities (Lynne Segal). Her research examined the question of witnessing and the cultural memory of atrocity in relation to notions of the (in)human and the body, particuarly as framed with the discourse of human rights.

Pablo Sanges Ghetti

• Supervised by Peter Fitzpatrick

Tracie Scott

• Supervised by Patricia Tuitt. Successfully completed in April

Vincent Keyter

• Supervised by Costas Douzinas. Successfully completed in July.

2009

Ben Golder

• Ben is a lecturer in law at the University of New South Wales

Jose Manuel Barretto

• Supervised by Costas Douzinas on the decolonial turn, emotions and human rights, departing from a critique of the Eurocentric and rationalist theory of rights.

Gina Bekker

• Supervised by Rachel Murray

Jose Bellido

• Supervised by Fiona Macmillan. Thesis title: Copyright in Latin America. Experiences of the Making (1880-1910). Successfully completed in January.
• Appointed as Lecturer in Law at Birkbeck School of Law in 2009.

Helen Carr

• Supervised by Linda Mulcahy

Gilbert Leung

• Radical Cosmopolitanism: Law, Freedom, and World Creation. Supervised by Costas Douzinas

Kirsten Marenah

• Supervised by Marinos Diamantides

Illan rua Wall

• Supervised by Costas Douzinas, on legal theory and human rights.
• Illan was appointed as a Senior Lecturer in Law in the Law Faculty at Oxford Bookes University.

Sundhya Pahuja

• Supervised by Peter Fitzpatrick.
• Sundhya is now an Associate Professor at Melbourne Law School. Her research is broadly concerned with the changing role of law and legal institutions in the context of development and globalisation.
• She has recently co-edited (with Fleur Johns and Richard Joyce) Events: The Force of International Law  (Routledge, 2010).

2008

Ahmed Ali Alkhezaimy

• Supervised by Adam Gearey.
• Thesis topic: The rule of law debate in Arab countries: the case of the UAE constitution beyond the polarity of either modernity of Islam

Richard Joyce

• Jointly supervised by Peter Fitzpatrick and Fiona Macmillan, examining the tension between the World Trade Organisation, the Indian state and local communities in India over patent law and traditional knowledge. Thesis title: Thesis title: Position and Relation: The Interaction of Sovereign Claims.
• Richard was appointed as a Lecturer in Law in the School of Law at the University of Reading in September 2008.

Stephen (Rudi) Moffitt

• Supervised by Fiona Macmillan.
• Thesis topic: Cpyright from a Paradigmatic Perspective: Toward a Framework for Analysing Change.

Matt Stone

• Supervised by Costas Douzinas on the relation between law, political subjectivity and Emmanuel Levinas's philosophy of ethics.
• Matt was appointed as a Lecturer in Law in the Department of Law, Governance and International Relations at London Metropolitan University.

2007

Donatella Alessandrini

• Supervised by Fiona Macmillan
• Thesis topic: Developing countires and the multilateral trade regime: The failure and promise of the WTO's development mission
• Donatella is a Lecturer in Law at Kent Law School.

Nathan Moore

• Supervised by Adam Gearey, Nathan's thesis focused upon the interrelation of property and subjectivity through the lens of the work of philosopher Gilles Deleuze.
• Appointed as a Lecturer in Law at Birkbeck School of Law in 2004.