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Paula Giliker

H-index: 10
Law 49%
Political science 23%
pgiliker.bsky.social
Just been working with a survey which indicates how few UK universities teaching some form of comparative law include sessions on methodology. Tendency to teach "Comparative and international perspectives on ..." without thinking what that actually entails. Hopefully more positive in Finland.
pgiliker.bsky.social
Whole-heartedly agree. So many PhDs/articles start with the simple sentence, "I will be using functionalism ..." without considering methodology more deeply.
pgiliker.bsky.social
Just discovered one of my favourite podcasts is back - it appeared magically on my tablet. Welcome back Waldy & Bendy!
bendorgrosvenor.bsky.social
The world's most indispensable arts podcast is back, with a new episode out now on all your usual platforms. Another episode out tomorrow, then weekly.
A flyer for the Waldy and Bendy podcast; a cartoon drawing showing two people in headphones, sitting beside a microphone.
pgiliker.bsky.social
So hoping this happens. Sounds as if there are a lot of discussions, however, before we get there.
bendorgrosvenor.bsky.social
The world's most indispensable arts podcast is back, with a new episode out now on all your usual platforms. Another episode out tomorrow, then weekly.
A flyer for the Waldy and Bendy podcast; a cartoon drawing showing two people in headphones, sitting beside a microphone.
pgiliker.bsky.social
Delighted to speak at the Pathways to Justice workshop at University of Technology Sydney discussing the non-implementation of IICSA reforms to state-based redress in England and Wales and UK case-law following BXB. An excellent forum for discussion and to engage in comparative insights.
pgiliker.bsky.social
Be careful what you wish for when they arrive in your reviewer's box!

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nilegalq.bsky.social
We are delighted to publish our latest issue - an open access very special issue in honour of Chris Newdick @unirdg-law.bsky.social!

Thanks to everyone who made this issue possible!

Reposts to follow, but for now, here are the individual pieces.
pgiliker.bsky.social
Not a view greatly shared in the UK whatever your political stance!

by Paula GilikerReposted by: Gwen Seabourne

pgiliker.bsky.social
Should there be a non-delegable duty to prevent institutional child sexual abuse? My latest blog discusses a case going to the High Court of Australia in August on this point in the light of the HCA's 2024 ruling in Bird: legalresearch.blogs.bris.ac.uk/2025/07/comp...
Compensation for Historic Sexual Abuse in Australia: Vicarious Liability v. Non-delegable Duties – University of Bristol Law School Blog
legalresearch.blogs.bris.ac.uk

by Paula GilikerReposted by: Gwen Seabourne

pgiliker.bsky.social
So excited to be part of the Organising Ctte and speaking at the Pathways to Justice for Survivors of Institutional Child Abuse conference in Sydney 19-20 Sept 2025. Attendance in person or online. pathways.openlaw.com.au
UTS x Open Law
pathways.openlaw.com.au
pgiliker.bsky.social
Looking forward to speaking at the IX Congreso de Derecho Civil Patrimonial at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru on comparative approaches to vicarious liability of parent companies for their subsidiaries.
pgiliker.bsky.social
Wonderful to see Chris Newdick honoured in the latest edition of the @nilegalq.bsky.social with contributions from my colleagues John Coggan and Keith Syrett.
nilegalq.bsky.social
We are delighted to publish our latest issue - an open access very special issue in honour of Chris Newdick @unirdg-law.bsky.social!

Thanks to everyone who made this issue possible!

Reposts to follow, but for now, here are the individual pieces.
pgiliker.bsky.social
Students studying abroad as part of their degree do struggle with obtaining visas often arriving late as a result. If we want to increase student opportunities, this would be a great step forward.
pgiliker.bsky.social
It does feel like that at the moment. Sunny day ahead and then you switch on the news headlines ...
pgiliker.bsky.social
But we need also to think about what we mean by 'bridge buidling' and remain neutral commentators while respecting both sides of the bridge Often not the easiest of tasks.
pgiliker.bsky.social
Yes I do feel I should be digging out my school History notes on C19 economic history.
pgiliker.bsky.social
BIg news for Comparative Lawyers - the ICLQ has moved to Bluesky! Do follow.
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🌍 Exciting News! The ICLQ is now on Bluesky! 🎉

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🌍 Exciting News! The ICLQ is now on Bluesky! 🎉

Join us for:
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📰 Journal news and info
🔁 Reposts of opportunities and events in our 5 fields of interest ( #PIL, #privil, #comparativelaw, #EUlaw, #HR)

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🌍 ICLQ Annual Lecture 2025 – Register now!
Join us to hear Prof Benoît Mayer explore 'Highest Possible Ambition' in Climate Change Mitigation.
📅 Date: 13 May
📍 Location: BIICL/Zoom
🍷 Reception sponsored by Cambridge Uni Press.
Free entry—register: bit.ly/4jIhwFY
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ICLQ Annual Lecture 2025:
Tuesday 13 May 2025, BIICL, Russell Square, London and Online
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pgiliker.bsky.social
Important government proposals today, following consultation, to assist survivors of child sexual abuse with statutory changes to limitation periods and law on apologies to clarify operation for vicarious liability: www.gov.uk/government/n...
New reforms to support victims of child sexual abuse
Victims of child sexual abuse will be better supported with new reforms that prioritise their rights.
www.gov.uk
pgiliker.bsky.social
Just received an email hoping I had a "great" start to the year. Well no. I do appreciate this is just a friendly gesture but a little insensitive to those going through a difficult time. Perhaps tone it down a bit ...

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