Mr. Michael Bromby, law lecturer, presented a paper at the Institute for Law Teaching and Learning’s annual conference.
The conference theme was Reflecting Back and Moving Forward: Effective Instruction in Online, Hybrid and In-Person Learning Environments and his paper was entitled Pecha Kucha in a Speed-Networking Format as a Student-Led Revision Aid, focusing on how his teaching was adapted to the Covid lockdown in 2020.
Mr. Andrew Perkins has contributed a paper entitled ‘The Legal And Economic Questions Posed By The German Constitutional Courts Decision In The PSPP Case’ to the ATINER conference on Business, Economics and Law in Athens, Greece.
Mr. Perkins paper evaluates the decision and its effect on the decision making of central banks together with its wider implications for the European Monetary Union.
The paper has been accepted for publication and will feature in the Athens Law Journal later in 2021.
The Public Administration and Policy journal has recognised Ms. Panades as peer reviewer.
This recognition follows her publication of a comparative study on public procurement of transport infrastructure in the Caribbean.
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