Criminology, criminal justice and policing; police power beyond national boundaries; fairness, effectiveness and accountability in local, national and transnational spheres; police station architecture; visual art and criminology
Criminal evidence and procedure, especially philosophical, comparative, socio-legal and jurisprudential dimensions; legal argumentation, inferential reasoning, fact-finding and proof; forensic science evidence and expert witnesses; criminal law theory
Family law with particular emphasis on the law relating to children, and to issues of children's rights; and medicine, ethics and the law, with a particular focus on medically assisted reproduction
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