How applicants can make their case to run the AHRC Centre for Law and Justice
The Arts and Humanities Research Council has opened a competition to establish a Centre for Law and Social Justice. The centre should be designed to fulfil three aims:
- to deliver “collaborative, interdisciplinary, and challenge-led” research in law and social justice
- to champion arts and humanities methods and approaches to legal scholarship, enhancing the interdisciplinary nature of the discipline
- to develop support for legal scholars at all career stages and across diverse career routes
The full economic cost of the centre should be no more than £4,750,000, of which AHRC will fund up to £3,800,000. The funding will cover five years of activity. The deadline for outline applications is 16 January.
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