Disciplinary Power and Impression Management in the Trials of the Stansted 15

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News story from Times Higher Education on Wednesday 20 October 2021

Times Higher Education, 20 Oct 2021

News story from Big News Network on Wednesday 10 February 2021

Big News Network, 10 Feb 2021

MIL-OSI Global: The Stansted 15 appeal: a hollow victory for the right to protest?

Foreign Affairs New Zealand, 10 Feb 2021

– By Graeme Hayes, Reader in Political Sociology, Aston University To widespread delight, Ian Burnet, lord chief justice…

The Stansted 15 appeal: a hollow victory for the right to protest?

The Conversation, 10 Feb 2021

To widespread delight, Ian Burnet, lord chief justice, handed down judgement in the Court of Appeal, quashing the convictions…

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