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Livings, Ben (2011) Violence without motive: Cultural Contingency and conceptions of Mens Rea. Evil and the state.
Livings, Ben (2010) The uncanny and character evidence. In: Socio-Legal Studies Associations Annual Conference University of the West of England, Bristol.
Livings, Ben (2010) A `right to assist at `Evil, Law and the State. In: Salzburg, Austria.
Livings, Ben (2010) Film as a legal pedagogical tool. Film as a legal pedagogical tool.
Livings, Ben (2010) A Right to Assist? Assisted Dying and the Interim Policy. Journal of Criminal Law, 74.
Livings, Ben (2010) A right to kill? in King, S et al (eds). Morality and Power: Global perspectives on violence and the state.
Livings, Ben (2009) Should athletes understand their liability? In: Socio-Legal Studies Associations Annual Conference, De Montfort University, Leicester.
Livings, Ben (2009) Is it right to disregard motive in the Criminal Law? In: Evil, Law and the State Salzburg, Austria.
Livings, Ben (2009) Is it Right to Disregard `Motive¿ in the Criminal Law? in Dam, S & Hall, J Inside and Outside the Law: Perspectives on Evil, Law and the State.
Livings, Ben (2008) Contact sports - a Human Rights issue? In: Law and Society of Australia and New Zealand Annual Conference, University of Sydney, Australia.
Livings, Ben (2008) Baptising Penguins: Form vs Essence in the Criminal Law. In: Moving Forward: The 5th College of Arts & Social Sciences Postgraduate Conference at the University of Aberdeen.
Livings, Ben (2008) Criminal liability for violence in sport: the debate that wont go away. Pending Details, TBA.
Livings, Ben (2007) A Different Ball Game - Why the Nature of Consent in Contact Sports undermines a Unitary Approach. Journal of Criminal Law, 71 (6). pp. 534-566. ISSN 00220183
Livings, Ben (2006) Legitimate Sport or Criminal Assault? What is the role of the Rules and the Rule-Makers in determining Criminal Liability for violence on the sports field? Journal of Criminal Law, 70 (6). pp. 495-508. ISSN 00220183