Information Technology Law Collective
An open network of scholars in and around London discussing contemporary digital challenges
The Information Technology Law Collective is an informal and open network of scholars in the London area, who meet and exchange ideas about contemporary challenges and issues on topics including data, the Internet, and emerging digital technologies.
The primarily purpose of the group is to co-ordinate occasional discussion events with a strong social element, with the aim of strengthening the networks and profiles of doctoral/early career scholars within and across institutions, and fostering exciting collaborations.
Events are announced via a mailing list. To join the list, send a blank email to InfoTechLawCollective-join@ucl.ac.uk. The mailing list is governed in accordance with the UCL Privacy Policy. Researchers outside of law schools working in areas adjacent to information technology law, including computer science and technology policy, are very welcome. Researchers based in or around London, who commute out to non-London institutions, or those who want to lurk because they often find themselves in town, are also welcome to join the list.
The group is administratively coordinated by Dr Michael Veale at UCL Laws, but is designed to span across University of London colleges and other London–based institutions, with co-ordinating support from scholars across 13 London law schools, including (alphabetically):
- Dr Aysem Diker Vanberg, Department of Law, Goldsmiths University
- Dr Bernard Keenan, Department of Law, Birkbeck College
- Prof Christopher Millard, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, QMUL
- Dr Daniel Aguirre, Faculty of Business & Law, University of Roehampton
- Prof Elaine Fahey, Law School, City, University of London
- Dr Elena Abrusci, Brunel Law School, Brunel University London
- Dr Foivi Mouzakiti, Department of Law & Criminology, Royal Holloway
- Dr Lisa Collingwood, Law Department, Kingston University
- Prof Marco Roscini, Westminster Law School, University of Westminster
- Dr Nóra Ní Loideáin, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
- Dr Orla Lynskey, LSE Law School
- Dr Perry Keller, Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London
UCL Laws is home to a broad research community researching interactions of information technologies and law, including:
- Dr Anna Donovan
- Prof Carsten Gerner-Beuerle
- Dr Deni Mantzari
- Divij Joshi
- Prof Ioannis Lianos
- Prof Iris Chiu
- Dr Melis Özdel
- Dr Michael Veale
- Nahide Basri
- Prof Nicola Countouris
- Dr Olena Chaban
- Dr Petros Terzis
- Todd Davies