Christopher Morris

Law Lecturer at Manchester Law School

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

Building on the interest in research methods for legal geographers - a helpful account of current and possible methodologies

[Francesco Chiodelli @franchiodelli]

A short and basic methodological piece for budding legal geographers. Open access at: https://t.co/vFfJuI4ggk

[Prof Katherine Brickell @K_Brickell]

Inspired by @BarristerSecret we give you 'The Secret Geographer'...!

Revealing hidden stories of geographers (including me, @SKlosterkamp & others) in the courtroom + beyond as we engage in justice-oriented research + engagement

OPEN ACCESS:

https://t.co/zFVBN22OEq

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

Promising signs for increased scrutiny of standardised T&Cs. A stronger enforcement regime promotes students' consumer rights. A welcome intervention from the regulatory stakeholders in student worlds.

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

Some evidence of the OfS's enforcement partnership with National Trading Standards in action - addressing unfairness within liability limitation and compensation clauses of student contracts.

[The Office for Students (OfS) @officestudents]

Have you seen our latest case reports on students’ consumer rights? They set out changes made to students’ contracts after we referred universities and colleges to Trading Standards.

Read the case reports: https://t.co/1JMDxoBg0F

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

@geog_compass Looking forward to more conversations with colleagues on contracts, research methods and 'doing' legal geography. With thanks to the team @KCLUrbanFutures

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

Delighted to share my new paper on contractual geographies with @geog_compass. My thoughts on contracts within legal geographical research methods. #legalgeography

https://t.co/rzSKgQ5tLz

[Phil Hubbard @PhilHubbard1]

Thanks to @cm_morris @FridaTiman @K_Brickell for the @KCLUrbanFutures discussion of legal geographies last night...let's keep the conversation going at this @theurbansalon event with @jkkusiak 14th Nov.... @urbancommune @davidjmadden @AnnaMinton

[Phil Hubbard @PhilHubbard1]

Urban Salon events coming up (1) @theurbansalon @kclgeography @KCLUrbanFutures Law and the City presentations and discussion 16 October @FridaTiman @ElsaNoterman @cm_morris @K_Brickell https://t.co/C8FRNqTi4Z

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

Looking forward to presenting on contractual geographies and socio-spatial research method. Join us for discussion in October! @KCLUrbanFutures #legalgeography

[Phil Hubbard @PhilHubbard1]

Coming up at King's Oct 16th 1600-1800
@urbansalon
@kclurbanfutures
Event on Law and the City with 3 amazing urban researchers on how socio-legal scholarship informs their research on property, law & urban process
@cm_morris
@FridaTiman
@ElsaNoterman

https://t.co/C8FRNqTi4Z

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

Great opportunity to speak on how students navigate university spaces as both members of the public and as contractual counterparties. Important reflection for the legal geographies of student worlds #legalgeography @KCLUrbanFutures

[Phil Hubbard @PhilHubbard1]

@cm_morris last week delivering great paper on student cities at Turin Critical Legal Geography conference in palatial surroundings @KCLUrbanFutures

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

Critical Legal Geography conference underway in the beautiful city of Turin! Grateful to be a part of this event and present some reflections from my PhD research framed through themes of plural publics and plural methods. Thanks to the organisers! #legalgeography

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

A great forum for graduate students to share research and engage with the AAG’s Legal Geography community!

[Phil Hubbard @PhilHubbard1]

Our report available here https://t.co/xO7chhjQlj

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

My review of Raco and Brill’s ‘London’ available now at @LonJournal. Excellent, detailed research illuminating the role of market actors in London’s governance model. Findings sure to be of interest to planners, urban, political and legal scholars.

[The London Journal @LonJournal]

Christopher Morris reviews the intriguingly titled London, by Mike Raco and Frances Brill
https://t.co/cmAKK0HcqS

[Prof Katherine Brickell @K_Brickell]

@kclgeography have 5 Lecturer posts:

(1) Geography and Social Justice (perm)
(2) Urban and Cultural Geography (3 yr)
(3) Urban Studies (1 yr)
(4) Climate Change and Env Science (3 yr)
(5) Phys Geography and Environmental Science (3 yr)
https://t.co/pt0kBKqqsV

[Austin Kocher, PhD @ackocher]

If you're a geography graduate student and looking to get involved in an @theAAG specialty group, consider joining @LegalGeography and learn more about us online at https://t.co/McNwwaY5yu. @lawandspace

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

@alidacantor @theAAG @LegalGeography Thanks, Alida! And likewise - great to meet up in person at last!

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

So many interesting and inspirational talks at #AAG2023. Much to think on for my own work (some great sessions on justice and citizenship!) but especially encouraged by the extensive and express engagement with legal geography. Thanks to @theAAG and @LegalGeography!

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

Appreciated the opportunity to speak on the legal geographies of student worlds and political economy of higher education. Thanks to session organisers @SKlosterkamp @carly_cgriffith and @pauldruschke and to @ackocher for great feedback! #legalgeography #AAG2023

[Christopher Morris @cm_morris]

Full programme of Graduate Voices in the Lawscape sessions tomorrow courtesy of @LegalGeography! Wide range of research at the cutting edge of legal geography. Join from 8.30! #AAG2023