In the latest episode of my 'Careful Thinking' podcast, I talk with Steven Steyl about care ethics and virtue ethics, 'queering' care ethics, disability, migration, and much more besides...

Officially graduated with my PhD today 🎓 Thank you to Faculty of Law King's College, Cambridge and Cambridge Trust 🤍 overwhelmed & excited for what's to come!

I wrote a short piece on the ethics of care and the law based on a talk I gave this May in Oxford, featured now in the Family and Medical Law Research Group, Oxford blog! blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/family-and-med…

You can listen to the latest episode of my 'Careful Thinking' podcast on any of the major podcast platforms, or by following this link to the podcast website: careful-thinking.captivate.fm/episode/care-e…

In this episode of the Careful Thinking podcast, I discuss my research on care ethics and the law. Thank you to Martin Robb for engaging so thoughtfully with my work and for the opportunity to share it. If this is of interest to you, do give it a listen!

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📢The Centre for Law, Medicine and Life Sciences (LML) welcomes Professor Kimberly D. Krawiec (UVA Law School) to deliver this year’s Baron de Lancey Lecture on 'Repugnant Transactions and Taboo Trades' on 20 March - in-person or online: 🔗barondelancey2025.eventbrite.com #MedicalLaw #Ethics

I’ve written for the IFJAB blog about my recent work on care ethics and its relevance to healthcare ethics and the law. Thanks to Mercer Gary! If this sounds interesting, do give it a read. ijfab.org/blog/2025/05/c…

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Thank you to the team at Hughes Hall for the feature and for putting out this fascinating series!!

Especially in philosophy there is this ideal of the intellectual hero developing ground-breaking thoughts in splendid isolation. The reality is that we all belong to communities of thought, that a Raz needed a Hart, who in turn needed a JL Austin, in webs of interdependence that

Thank you Hughes Hall for the feature!

Excited to discuss my new paper, 'The Legal Concept of Care', at the Collective’s Discussion Series this Thursday. If this is of interest, please do join us!

📚 New #OpenAccess article in International Sports Law Journal about #HumanRight to #Sports - both as a freestanding right with a dignitarian basis & a derived from other human rights! Mark James T.M.C. Asser Instituut Springer Nature Faculty of Law The Olympic Games sportanddev 📌 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

I write in the JHIL_RHDI | @jhil-rhdi.bsky.social on the erasure of Kashmir from the Indus Waters Treaty—part of my larger project on the history of the IWT at Faculty of Law and the Centre for International Law, NUS brill.com/view/journals/…

New Substack post about eminent psychologist Carol Gilligan's recent revisiting and critique of her 1982 publication, 'In a Different Voice', which many regard as the foundational text of care ethics.

I write again for EJIL: Talk! about the IWT and climate change.