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Rebecca Riedel

Rebecca Riedel

(she/her)

Lecturer

School of Law and Politics

Overview

I read Law as an undergraduate at Cardiff University and graduated my LLB in 2018. I began my doctoral studies in 2018 and completed my PhD in Law under the supervision of Professor Norman Doe and Dr Roxanna Dehaghani in 2024.

I joined the School as a Lecturer in January 2023. I teach on the LLB modules of Land Law and Equity and Trusts. I also teach on the LLM Canon Law module. In the past, I have taught on the LLB modules of Public Law and Family Law. I am a Fellow of the Centre for Law and Religion, convene the Interfaith Legal Advisers Network and am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

I am NSS Lead and Student Voice Co-ordinator for Law at the School. 

Publication

2023

2021

Articles

Conferences

  • Doe, N. and Riedel, R. 2021. Religious minorities, secular society, and British bifocalism. Presented at: Annual Consortium Meeting, Siena, 15-17 November 2018The Legal Status of Old and New Religious Minorities in the European Union – Le statut juridique des minorités religieuses anciennes et nouvelles dans l’Union européenne. Comares: Granada pp. 335-344.

Thesis

Research

I am interested in the interaction between law and religion, particularly in the contexts of human rights, safeguarding and securitisation. More widely, I research in the field of Law and the humanities. My PhD explored the religious dimension of the Prevent Duty and falls into two parts. These look at the impact of highlighting the Prevent Duty on the study of Law and Religion and on faith communities respectively. 

 

 

Teaching

I joined the School as a Lecturer in January 2023. I teach on the LLB modules of Land Law and Equity and Trusts. I also teach on the LLM Canon Law module. I have past teaching experience as both a Tutor and a PGR Tutor. I have also taught on the LLB Public Law module and the Family Law Modules. I am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, working towards my Fellow status.

Research themes

Specialisms

  • Law and Religion