Alice researches international law, human rights and transitional justice, with a regional interest in the Middle East. She also explores land and property law issues linked to her core research themes. Her teaching reflects both her research interests and applied work.

Current and recent projects have attracted funding from ESRC-IAA, AHRC-DFID and the Society of Legal Scholars. 

In 2020-22 she will be leading a project that seeks to better understand the humanitarian impact of continued forcible transfer of Palestinian Bedouin communities living in E1, Jerusalem, and how impunity for violations of international law contributes to the deterioration of humanitarian vulnerabilities. For more information: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FT007540%2F1

Current teaching:

Contemporary Issues in Property Law (LLB)

Contemporary Issues in Property Law (MLaw) (module coordinator)

Human Rights Theories (LLM) (module coordinator)

Past teaching:

Counter-terrorism and human rights (LLM) (module coordinator)

International Human Rights Law (LLM) 

Land Law (MLaw) (module coordinator)

Alice joined QUB Law School as a lecturer in August 2017. In addition to research and teaching, Alice is also Assistant PhD Coordinator. 

Prior to joining QUB Alice worked at Warwick University, and previously worked outside academia on human rights and international law issues in the Middle East. She holds a PhD in law and a Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice from Durham University, an LLM from SOAS, and a law degree from Turin University.