Very pleased to be working in the first three weekends of July on my mum’s art exhibition as part of Cambridge Open Studios. The Open Studio movement has been gaining ground across the country. Artists open their studios to showcase their work in a relatively informal way. My mother, Rani Drew, paints in vivid watercolours,Continue reading “The artist”
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Of interest: beyond the enlightened shareholder
Here is a repost of a blog I published on the Business and Human Rights Journal Blog
Thoughts from Livorno
Thoughts from Livorno: Slavery, Freedom and Unfreedom I was in the port of Livorno earlier this week on my way back to London from the beautiful islands of Elba and Pianosa. Now Tuscany’s third biggest city, it remains an important port but in the late sixteenth century, it was the largest slave trading port forContinue reading “Thoughts from Livorno”
Informal Labour
Yesterday, City Law School hosted an exhibition and discussion by Professor Deepanshu Mohan of OP Jindal University on the work he has done over the last years documenting the work of low-wage, migrant workers in various parts of India. A wide ranging thought-provoking multi-disciplinary work, rendering visible people who are invisible. The ILO uses theContinue reading “Informal Labour”
Do you dream in colour?
Last week, I was returning in my labour law lecture to the point that labour law legislation has been strongly determined by the ‘colour’ of the government, statutes in colour in my lecture slides, when a non British student asked me to remind them who was red and who was blue. I explained, with aContinue reading “Do you dream in colour?”