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Robin Hickey is a Professor of Law at Queen's University Belfast's School of Law, where he serves as Dean of Education for the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (since 2021) and previously headed the School of Law (2016–2021). His research specializes in property law theory, obligations, and criminal law, addressing global challenges like modern slavery, cultural heritage restoration, and food waste. He was a finalist for the 2011 Inner Temple Book Prize and is an Honorary Academic Member of the Property Bar Association.
Research Focus
Hickey's work explores foundational concepts of ownership and possession, with applications in:
- Property law's role in post-conflict cultural reconstruction
- Legal frameworks for combating modern slavery
- Sustainable property practices to reduce food waste
- Interdisciplinary analysis of theft and unjust enrichment
Awards and Leadership
- Finalist, Inner Temple Book Prize (2011)
- Past President, Association for Law, Property & Society (2020–2021)
- Honorary Academic Member, Property Bar Association (2019)
PhD Supervision
He has mentored doctoral candidates in property law, including:
- Dr Richard McBride (2024): The Judicial and Legal Role of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland
- Dr Brona McNeill (2022): Agricultural land ownership and nature conservation
- Dr Etaf Almotawaa (2022): Unjust enrichment claims
- Dr Adam Reilly (2017): Equitable rescission analysis
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