Current Postgraduate Research Students
The Law School currently has approximately 40 Postgraduate Research Students (PGR) on its Ph.D. and M.Litt programmes. Below is a list of selected current PGR students and their thesis titles.
Ph.D. thesis title: From the Divine to the Secular: a re-interpretive study of the evolution of the right to Freedom of Religion under Islamic fiqh and International Human Rights Law
Supervisor: Prof Neville Cox
Ph.D. thesis title: Republican Theory and Criminalisation
Supervisor: Dr. David Prendergast
Ph.D. thesis title: Executive Power in the Irish Constitutional Order: A Comparative Perspective
Supervisor: Dr. David Kenny
Ph.D. thesis title: Fundamental Rights and the Rule of Law in a Digital Future
Supervisor: Dr. Diarmuid Rossa Phelan
Ph.D. thesis title: Prisons: The Rule of Law, Accountability and Rights
Supervisor: Prof Mary Rogan
Ph.D. thesis title: Involuntary Exposure: Exploring Copyright Solutions to Unauthorised Intimate Photos Online
Supervisors: Prof Ivana Bacik and Dr. Giuseppe Mazziotti
Ph.D. thesis title: A Comparative Examination of Risk Factors Distinguishing Offending and Non-Offending Individuals with Pedophilic Disorder
Supervisors: Prof Neville Cox and Dr. Tim Trimble
Ph.D. thesis title: Posted Workers and Precariousness in Practice
Supervisor: Prof Mark Bell
Ph.D. thesis title: Regulating European Market Integration: The Case of Skills
Supervisor: Prof Mark Bell
Ph.D. thesis title: Comparative Study on Online Crowdfunding Legislation
Supervisor: Prof Deirdre Ahern
Ph.D. thesis title: Metaphysics in Jurisprudence and Law: Theoretical and Doctrinal Lessons
Supervisor: Prof Oran Doyle
Ph.D. thesis title: Prisons: The Rule of Law, Accountability and Rights
Supervisor: Prof Mary Rogan
Ph.D. thesis title: The Preconditions Necessary for Socio-economic Rights to Develop within Common Law Systems
Supervisor: Dr. David Kenny
Ph.D. thesis title: Food Law, Tax Law and Regulatory Policies
Supervisor: Prof Caoimhin MacMaolain
Ph.D. thesis title: Prisons: The Rule of Law, Accountability and Rights
Supervisor: Prof Mary Rogan