Centre for Access to Justice and Inclusion

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The Centre for Access to Justice and Inclusion (CAJI) engages in research, dialogue and policy initiatives to promote the important values of access to justice and inclusion. It brings together researchers from across five research clusters:

• Access to environmental justice (including ecological justice and species justice)
• Alternative dispute resolution and contemporary redress mechanisms (inc. courts)
• Digital justice and access to justice in online environments
• Access to justice in crime and criminal justice
• Exclusion, marginalisation and human rights

These research clusters align closely with ARU's priority research areas of: (a) Sustainable futures, (b) Safe and inclusive communities, and (c) Health, performance and wellbeing. Our researchers have engaged in a range of projects promoting the important values of access to justice and inclusion, including in the areas of human rights and vulnerable communities, family law, environmental law, digital law, and the regulation of sports.

Many of the research projects undertaken by our researchers have strongly interdisciplinary theoretical and methodological design.

You can find out more about CAJI members, affiliated doctoral students, and some of our projects by visiting the webpage: https://www.aru.ac.uk/business-and-law/research/centres/centre-for-access-to-justice-and-inclusion

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Anglia Ruskin University
Cambridge