Ms Alexandra Pimor LLB (Hons)
Contact Details -
Address: John Foster Building, 98 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, L3 5UZ
Telephone: +44 (0) 151 231 3616
Email: A.Pimor@ljmu.ac.uk
Teaching -
Alexandra is module leader for the Law of the European Union (level 2), and European Socio-Legal Studies (level 3). She also contributes teaching on Public Law, Foundations, Independent Learning in Law, and Legal Research (level 1), Social and Legal Studies (level 2), and Human Rights (level 3).
Administrative -
Alex is cohort tutor for Year 1 & 2 of the Part-Time LL.B. programme; Erasmus co-ordinator for Law; and a member of the Law School Teaching & Learning Committee.
Research Interests -
Alex’s research interests include European Union Law; Public Law & Human Rights; Socio-Legal Studies and Legal Education. Her current research focus is on the topic of Law and Religion in Europe, which forms the basis of her on-going PhD studies.
External Roles -
Alexandra is a member of the following: Law and Religion Scholars Network (LARSN); Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA); Society of Legal Scholars (SLS); Human Rights Lawyers Association (HRLA); and Liverpool Socio-Legal Gathering (SLG).
Publications -
Books
Chapter: “The religious and spiritual dimensions of European citizenship", in Law and Religion: New Horizons, N Doe and R Sandberg (eds.), Leuven: Peeters, 2010
With Prof. C. Lyon, Carer’s Guide to Physical Interventions and the Law (BILD 2005)
With Prof. C. Lyon, Physical Interventions and the Law (BILD, 2004)
Case Commentaries
‘The interpretation and protection of article 9 ECHR: Overview of the Denbigh High School (UK) case’ Journal of Social Welfare & Family Law 28(3-4) 2006:323-334
‘A Right to Breastfeed in the Work Place? Williams V. Ministry of Defence’ Journal of Social Welfare & Family Law 26(3) 2004:289-300.
Reports
With Sixsmith, Ball & Széman (2004) Enable Age Policy Update Review – European Level (M12, based on WP7) http://www.enableage.arb.lu.se/documents/WP7%20Cross-national%20Report%20M12.pdf
With Sixsmith & Kennedy (2004) Enable Age Update Review – National Report/United Kingdom (D9, based on WP7) http://www.enableage.arb.lu.se/documents/WP7%20National%20Report%20UK.pdf
Conference papers
SLSA 2007 (Kent University) “The spiritual/religious dimension of European citizenship”
The EU and the Religious Dimension of Law (Bristol 2007) “The religious dimension of European citizenship and identity”
European Ways of Law (Oñati 2005) “Ways of Believing: Negotiation of Identity in the Manifestation of Religious Belief”
Book Reviews
In the Ecclesiastical Law Journal (2010) 12: 390-393, Cambridge University Press, for:
Manual on the Wearing of Religious Symbols in Public Areas. Malcolm D Evans. Martin Nijhoff and Council of Europe, Netherlands, 2009, vii and 126 pp (paperback £25) ISBN 978-90-04-17276-0;
Manuel Sur le Discours de la Haine. Anne Weber. Martin Nijhoff and Council of Europe, Netherlands, 2009, vi and 97 pp (paperback £19) ISBN 978-90-04-17275-3
General Enquiries about LLB applications contact:
Carmel Flanagan (Law Admissions and Information Officer)
Tel: 0151 231 3906
Email: C.Flanagan@ljmu.ac.uk
