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Interdisciplinary workshop exploring Roman Law
By Andrea Shieber | 15 October 2018
Scholars from across faculties at Kent are welcome to attend a two-day interdisciplinary workshop exploring Roman Law across the ages. ‘Recollecting Roman Law: Ancient perspectives … Read more
New Postgraduate Seminar Series launched by Centre for Critical Thought
By Andrea Shieber | 10 November 2017
Kent Law School’s Centre for Critical Thought (CCT) has launched a new Postgraduate Seminar Series. The fortnightly seminars provide an opportunity for postgraduate students from … Read more
Law and the Human: New seminar series hosted by the Centre for Critical Thought
By Andrea Shieber | 16 January 2017
A guest seminar on the office of jurisprudent and the care of the dying and the dead will be delivered by visiting academic Shaun McVeigh, … Read more
Professor Stefano Rodotà to deliver guest lecture at Kent
By Andrea Shieber | 25 January 2016
Distinguished Italian legal scholar and politician Professor Stefano Rodotà will deliver a guest lecture on ‘Reinventing the Body’ at the invitation of the Centre for Critical Thought … Read more
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Summer School in Paris
Each summer, the Kent Summer School in Critical Theory takes place in Paris, France. For two weeks over summer, participants in each seminar work intensively with one invited senior figure in critical interdisciplinary scholarship. All participants come together for additional evening lectures and roundtables. The KSSCT is an initiative of Kent Law School and the Kent Centre for Critical Thought.
For more information about the upcoming summer school seminars, and how to apply, visit Kent Summer School in Critical Theory .
Master degree programmes
A range of MA and LLM programmes at the University of Kent provide an opportunity to study cutting-edge research on critically oriented theory. There are also programmes in development that have a critical focus.
PhD programmes
Members of the Centre for Critical Thought teach or supervise graduate students in areas close to their own research. All postgraduates are invited to participate in the centre’s lively programme of research events, including lectures, seminars, workshops, roundtable discussions and reading groups.
Scholarships
Kent provides a range of funding opportunities. These can be found on the University Scholarships page.
The members of the Centre for Critical Thought teach or supervise graduate students in areas close to their own research.
For details of how to apply for a research project under the supervision of a member of the Centre for Critical Thought
Please consult the pages of the relevant academic School (Law, Italian, Politics and International Relations etc).
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Centre for Critical Thought: first meeting of term
The CCT is currently based in Kent Law School and the School of Politics and International Relations. The CCT is an interdisciplinary centre, which through its meetings and events, brings together people researching in contemporary critical theory, across the social sciences and humanities, at the University of Kent. The Centre welcomes researchers from doctoral to professorial level and provides a forum for continuous cross-Faculty, intellectual exchange and co-operation. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss new CCT/Law initiatives and events that Law/CCT members or friends might wish to undertake/organise this academic year. There is some funding available from the CCT's modest budget.
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Iain Mackenzie, Centre For Critical Thought, University Of Kent
The Double Binds of Neoliberalism: Theory and Culture After 1968
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Archive for January 2016
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Scholars from across faculties at Kent are welcome to attend a two-day interdisciplinary workshop exploring Roman Law across the ages. ‘Recollecting Roman Law: Ancient perspectives … Read moreKent Law School's
The KSSCT is an initiative of Kent Law School and the Kent Centre for Critical Thought. For more information about the upcoming summer school seminars, and how to apply, visit Kent Summer School in Critical Theory
First meeting of year for Kent's Centre for Critical Thought (CCT). The CCT is an interdisciplinary centre, which through its meetings and events, brings together people researching in contemporary critical theory
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