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Henrietta Zeffert
Thesis Title: 'Home in law' Supervisors: Professor Susan Marks and Professor Linda Mulcahy Research Interests: International law, architecture, urban planning, geography, gender, human rights, equality Henrietta Zeffert is a PhD student in the law department at the LSE. Her thesis explores the concept of home in law. Henrietta has a Bachelor in Laws (Hons) and Bachelor of Arts (Latin/Classics) from The University of Melbourne (2007) and a Bachelor of Civil Laws (Dist) from the University of Oxford (2010). Henrietta is a solicitor and barrister of the Supreme Court of Victoria and the High Court of Australia. Henrietta was associate to the Honourable Justice Susan Crennan AC, High Court of Australia, in 2011. Teaching
Henrietta
teaches in the LSE Summer School in International
Law: Contemporary Issues, Advanced Mediation and
Negotiation (2013, 2014) and International Human
Rights Law (2013). She co-teaches Law and Social
Theory in the LSE Law Masters program (2014-2015).
At Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne,
Henrietta teaches Legal Method and Reasoning
(2012, 2013, 2014) and Dispute Resolution in the
JD program. Other activities
Henrietta writes and
photographs for Right Now, an Australian human rights media
organisation (www.rightnow.org.au),
and Assemble Papers, a publication exploring small footprint
living across art, design, architecture, urbanism, the
environment and finance (http://assemblepapers.com.au/author/hen-zeffert/).
Henrietta is a volunteer lawyer with Liberty (http://www.liberty-human-rights.org.uk). |
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