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Professor Paul Wragg is a leading scholar in media and privacy law at the University of Leeds, holding the School of Law as his primary affiliation. His work interrogates the tensions between free speech and privacy in both public and private spheres, grounded in political philosophy (notably John Stuart Mill and Kant).
- 2025 Monograph: Free Speech Theory: A Radical Restatement (Hart Publishing)
- 2020 Monograph: A Free and Regulated Press (Hart Publishing)
- Co-editor: Major collections on global press regulation and privacy/defamation law
His research has influenced policy, including IMPRESS code design and AHRC-funded interdisciplinary studies on European press freedom. He is a visiting professor at the University of Reading and former Editor-in-Chief of Communications Law (2016–2019). Recent work explores SLAPP litigation, Big Tech regulation, and privacy torts, with a focus on horizontal rights dynamics in digital and employment contexts.
Scientific awards and honors include:
- AHRC Major Grant (AH/R00644X/1)
- Associate Fellow, Inner Temple
- Visiting Fellowships at University of Sydney and Melbourne
