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The photo shows a cross walk in pride colours in an urban setting. People are waiting to cross the street.

Queer Legal Geographies

The photo shows a cross walk in pride colours in an urban setting. People are waiting to cross the street.

 

 

Episode Description

In this episode of Talking about Methods, Professor Linda Mulcahy talks to Dr Kay Lalor (Manchester Metropolitan University) about queer legal geographies, walking as a creative method, contestations around the term ‘queer’ and much more. 

Readings recommended by Dr Kay Lalor

About the Speaker

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Kay Lalor

Kay Lalor is a Reader in Human Rights Law at Manchester Law School. Her work explores the growth of LGBTQI+ rights activism in international legal arenas, with a focus on how legally informed activism is translated into non- and quasi-legal projects, and what this means for the development of human rights theory, law, and practice. She is the Production Editor for the journal Feminist Legal Studies and a Trustee of the Socio-Legal Studies Association.

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