Prakriti Bhatt
Thesis—'Native Land Court & the Jurisprudence of Indirect Rule: Considering the Land-Taking Court in its Wider Imperial Framework'
Supervisor: Professor Richard Boast
Secondary supervisor: Dr Ruiping Ye
The Faculty of Law is delighted to introduce its PhD students. They have presented a seminar to the Law Faculty on their thesis topic and have moved from provisional to full registration to reflect satisfactory progress in their study.
Thesis—'Native Land Court & the Jurisprudence of Indirect Rule: Considering the Land-Taking Court in its Wider Imperial Framework'
Supervisor: Professor Richard Boast
Secondary supervisor: Dr Ruiping Ye
Find out more about Prakriti's journey. You can contact her here.
Thesis—'The evolving client-firm relationship in United Kingdom financial services law and regulation: can social and ethical norms be part of the business and regulatory relationship under English law?'
Supervisor: Associate Professor Mark Bennett
Secondary supervisor: Dr Matteo Solinas
Contact Deborah here.
Thesis—'A Policy of Assimilation: Consolidating An International Law-Based Approach for Minority and Indigenous People.'
Supervisor: Professor Alberto Costi
Secondary supervisor: Dr Marnie Lloydd
Contact Paul here.
Thesis—'Contestability of Artificial Intelligence enabled Automated Decisions'
Supervisor: Professor Nicole Moreham
Secondary supervisor: Professor Graeme Austin
Find out more about Madhushika's research and its impact. You can contact Madhushika here.
Thesis—'Net-Zero: The New Norm?'
Supervisor: Dr Bjørn-Oliver Magsig
Secondary supervisor: Dr Michelle Zang
Find out about Injy's work and its impact. You can contact Injy here.
Thesis—'Trusts without beneficiaries: recategorising trusts for non-charitable purposes and charitable trusts'
Supervisor: Professor Geoff McLay
Secondary supervisor: Associate Professor Mark Bennett
Contact Chris here.
Thesis—'The World Heritage System: Towards Indigenous Justice?'
Supervisor: Professor Joanna Mossop
Secondary supervisor: Professor Tony Angelo
Contact Simon here.
Thesis—'The Taniwha in the boardroom. Navigating conflicts of interest and Maori governance'
Supervisor: Mike Ross
Secondary supervisor: Reader Māmari Stephens
Iwi: Ngāti Pikiao, Ngāti Makino, Ngāti Kahungunu, Te Aitanga-a-Mahaki
Contact Raina here.
Thesis—'The Evolution of United Nations Humanitarian Exemptions and the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflicts Involving Counter-terrorism Sanctions'
Supervisor: Professor Alberto Costi
Secondary supervisor: Dr Marnie Lloydd
Contact Maria here.
Thesis—'Common Law's Contribution to the Future Regulation of Targeted Advertising'
Supervisor: Professor Nicole Moreham
Secondary supervisor: Professor Graeme Austin
Contact Kent here.
Thesis—'Electoral Rights Within International Human Rights Law: Capable of Providing the Individuals with Freedom?'
Supervisor: Professors Alberto Costi
Secondary supervisor: Professor Joel Colon Rios
Contact Nima here.
Thesis—'What it Means to be Tangata Tiriti: a Conceptual Framework'
Supervisor: Reader Māmari Stephens
Secondary supervisor: Luke Fitzmaurice-Brown
Contact Etienne here.