Tristan Webb

Tristan teaches in the following areas:

- Public Law (module convenor);
- Public International Law; and
- Tort Law.

Tristan's research interests are in:

- international law (especially its nature and foundations);
- UK public law (especially the nature and exercise of Crown authority);
- comparative law (especially the temporal and spatial relationships of different legal orders);
- peace studies (especially the relationships between law, peace, and power); and
- jurisprudence (especially the visual representation of legal concepts and relationships).

Tristan won a full scholarship from the University of Kent for his PhD studies, passing without correction in 2022.  The title of the thesis was ‘The Meaning and Significance in International Law of the Principle of Non-Inter(ference/vention)’; it is available for download here: https://doi.org/10.22024/UniKent/01.02.97041.