معرفی
Dr James Greenwood-Reeves is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Leeds (2022–present), previously holding a Lecturer position at the University of Sussex (2021–2022). He specializes in public law, queer legal theory, and the intersections of law with protest, surveillance, and cultural phenomena. His research network 'Law’s a Drag' collaborates with drag performers to explore law’s engagement with gender and performance.
Education includes a PhD in Law, MSc in Security and Justice, and BA (Cantab) in Law from the University of Cambridge. He holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Teaching focuses on constitutional law, criminal justice inequalities, and trusts. Research explores topics like violent protest justification, surveillance practices, and queerness as protest, with interdisciplinary connections to sociology and moral philosophy.
Key awards include the Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy. His work bridges legal theory with contemporary cultural and political movements, emphasizing reciprocal knowledge exchange between academia and communities like drag artists.
