LSE Law Working Papers

2020 Spring Issue

01/2020 Images of Law by Igor Stramignoni

02/2020 Is Vat Also a Corporate Tax? Untangling Tax Burdens and Benefits for Companies by Ian Roxa

03/2020 Unpopular Sovereignty? by Michael Wilkinson and Alexander Somek

04/2020 Historical Trends of Human Rights Gone Criminal by Mattia Pinto,

05/2020 Legislated Rights in the Anglo-American Tradition by Richard Ekins and Grégoire Webber

06/2020 Our Lessons Have Returned: Insights into Post-crisis Financial Regulation from Mandatory OTC Derivatives Clearing Policy by David Murphy

2020 Summer Issue

07/2020 Take on Me: OTC Derivatives Client Clearing in the European Union by Joanne P. Braithwaite and David Murphy

08/2020 The Constrained Convention: Emmanuel Joseph Sieyès and the Making of Chile’s New Constitution by Raffael N. Fasel

09/2020 Revolutionary Amnesia and the Delegated Nature of Prerogative Power by David Kershaw

10/2020 Can the Constitution of a Fruit Fly Be Written? by Grégoire Webber

11/2020 Legislated Rights in the Real World by Grégoire Webber and Paul Yowell

12/2020 Procedure-Content Interaction in Attitudes to Law and in the Value of the Rule of Law: An Empirical and Philosophical Collaboration by Noam Gur and Jonathan Jackson

2020 Winter Issue

13/2020 Time and Timelessness in Constitutional Thought by Thomas Poole

14/2020 Legislated Rights and Contemporary Constitutional Government by Richard Ekins and Grégoire Webber

15/2020 The Sovereign’s Presumption of Authority (also known as the Presumption of Innocence) by Peter Ramsay

16/2020 Opposition by Grégoire Webber

17/2020 A view from inside the kitchen of the Kampala Convention: the modernisation of the international legal regime for the protection of internally displaced persons by Chaloka Beyani

18/2020 The Idea of the Federative by Thomas Poole

19/2020 Liza’s Bucket: Intellectual Property and the Metamodern Impulse by Siva Thambisetty

20/2020 The International Tax Regime and Global Power Shifts by Eduardo Baistrocchi

2019 Spring Issue

1/2019 Smart Contracts and the Consumer by Tatiana Cutts

2/2019 The Fleeting, Unhappy Affair of Amazon HQ2 and New York City by Priya S. Gupta

3/2019 Proceduralism and Automation: Challenges to the Values of Administrative Law by Carol Harlow and Richard Rawlings

4/2019 The Purposive Transformation of Company Law by David Kershaw and Edmund Schuster

5/2019 Blurring the Distinction Between Empirical and Normative Legitimacy? A Commentary on 'Police Legitimacy and Citizen Cooperation in China' by Jonathan Jackson and Ben Bradford

6/2019 Addressing Tax Avoidance: Cross Country Experience and an Indian Case Study by Parthasarathi Shome

7/2019 Proportionality and Limitations to Freedom of Speech by Grégoire Webber 

2019 Summer Issue

8/2019 Childhood Radicalisation and Parental Extremism: How Should Family Law Respond? Insights from A Local Authority v X, Y and Z by Fatima Ahdash

9/2019 Beyond the Post-Sovereign State? The Past, Present and Future of Constitutional Pluralism by Mike Wilkinson

10/2019 Legal Malingering: A Vortex of Uncertainty by Jill Peay

11/2019 Constitutionalism and Mobility: Expulsion and Escape Among Partial Constitutional Orders by Jacco Bomhoff

12/2019 The Euro Area in Crisis, 2008-18 by Christos Hadjiemmanuil

13/2019 A ‘Culture of Justification’? Police Interpretation and Application of the Human Rights Act 1998 by Richard Martin 

2019 Winter Issue

14/2019 From Coercion to Cooperation: Settlement within EU Competition Law by NIamh Dunne

15/2019 Dispensing with Indispensability by Niamh Dunne

16/2019 Crime and Punishment in the US: Political systems and Technology Regime Change by Nicola Lacey and David Soskice

17/2019 Cloud Crypto Land by Edmund Schuster

18/2019 Justice at Work by Hugh Collins

19/2019 In Search of the Constitution by Martin Loughlin

20/2019 Sowing a 'Culture of Conviction': What Shall Domestic Criminal Justice Systems Reap from Coercive Human Rights? by Mattia Pinto

21/2019 Introduction: The 'What' and 'Why' of Constitutional Dialogue by Geoffrey Sigalet, Grégoire Webber, and Rosalind Dixon

2018 Spring Issue

01/2018 Norms, normativity and the legitimacy of justice institutions: International perspectives by Jonathan Jackson

02/2018 The British Constitution: Thoughts on the cause of the present discontents by Martin Loughlin

03/2018 Improving access to patented medicines: Are human rights getting in the way? by Siva Thambisetty

04/2018 Dummy asset tracing by Tatiana Cutts 

05/2018 Authoritarian liberalism: The conjuncture behind the crisis by Michael Wilkinson

06/2018 Back to The Bremen (1972): Forum selection and worldmaking by Jacco Bomhoff 

07/2018 Law and political economy by Michael Wilkinson and Hjalte Lokdam

08/2018 The authority of universal jurisdiction by Devika Hovell 

2018 Summer Issue

09/2018 Beyond History and Boundaries: Rethinking the Past in the Present of International Economic Law by Rafael Lima Sakr

10/2018 Criminal Law and Republican Liberty: Philip Pettit’s Account by Jeremy Horder

11/2018 Contours and Conflicts in Tax Design: Principles and International Practice by Parthasarathi Shome

12/2018 Independent Fiscal Institutions in Comparative Constitutional Perspective by Cal Viney and Thomas Poole

13/2018 On Trust: The UN as Fiduciary (A Reply to Rosa Freedman) by Devika Hovell

14/2018 Regulatory Technology: Replacing Law with Computer Code by Eva Micheler and Anna Whaley

15/2018 The Foundations of Anglo-American Corporate Fiduciary Law  by David Kershaw

2018 Winter Issue

16/2018 Past, present, and justice in the exercise of judicial responsibility by Grégoire Webber 

17/2018 Introduction: Securing human rights through legislation by Grégoire Webber and Paul Yowell 

18/2018 Authoritarian liberalism as authoritarian constitutionalism by Michael A Wilkinson 

19/2018 Justifying the culture of justification by Kai Möller

20/2018 Odious debt, adverse creditors, and the democratic ideal by Margot E Salomon and Robert Howse

21/2018 Ministers’ business appointments and criminal misconduct by Jeremy Horder

22/2018 Fundamental law by Martin Loughlin 

2017 Spring Issue

01/2017  Regulating "platform power" by Orla Lynskey

02/2017  Non-Citizens as subjects of the criminal law by Emmanuel Melissaris

03/2017  Price regulation in the social market economy by Niamh Dunne

04/2017  The Internet and the global reach of EU law by Christopher Kuner

05/2017  Brexit, the EU and Its investment banker: Rethinking "equivalence" for the EU capital market by Niamh Moloney 

2017 Summer Issue

06/2017  Perspectives on liberalisation by Niamh Dunne

07/2017  Stewardship and collateral by Joanna Benjamin

08/2017  Democracy as the legitimating condition in the UK constitution by Jo Eric Khushal Murkens

09/2017  The non-frustration rule and the mandatory bid rule: Cornerstones of European takeover law? by Mathias Habersack

10/2017  On solidarity by Emmanuel Melissaris

11/2017  Dworkin's theory of rights in the age of proportionality by Kai Möller

12/2017  Springwell-watch: New Insights into the nature of contractual estoppel by Jo Braithwaite

13/2017  Repo and derivatives portfolios between insolvency law and regulation by Philipp Paech

14/2017  Ritual male circumcision and parental authority by Kai Möller

15/2017  Digital regulation: Designing a supranational legal framework for the platform economy by Michèle Finck

16/2017  The governance of blockchain financial networks by Philipp Paech 

2017 Winter Issue

17/2017 Public law and the autonomy of the political: A material critique by Michael Wilkinson

18/2017 The political constitution revisited by Martin Loughlin

19/2017 Immanence and irreconcilability: On the character of public law as political jurisprudence by Jacco Bomhoff

20/2017 Women, crime and character in twentieth century law and literature: in search of the modern Moll Flanders by Nicola Lacey

21/2017 The strange death of prerogative in England by Thomas Poole

22/2017 Locke on the federative by Thomas Poole

23/2017 Prying open the black box of causality: A causal mediation analysis test of procedural justice policing by Krisztián Pósch 

2016 Winter issue

14/2016 The blunders of Brexit: Economics, sovereignty, and the constitution by Jo Eric Khushal Murkens

15/2016 Glasnost in the Security Council: The value of transparency by Devika Hovell [published as 'Glasnost in the Security Council: The Value of Transparency' in Larissa Van den Herik, Research Handbook on UN Sanctions and International Law (2017) and (2016) 2(6) Kutafin University Law Review 68]

16/2016 Troubling judgment: The Northern/Irish Feminist Judgments Project by Julie McCandless, Máiréad Enright and Aoife O’Donoghue

17/2016 A very successful action? Historical wrongs at common law by Thomas Poole and Sangeeta Shah

18/2016 The law of emergency and reason of state by Thomas Poole

19/2016 Hostile takeovers and the non-frustration rule: Time for a re-evaluation by David Kershaw

20/2016 The material constitution by Marco Goldoni and Michael A. Wilkinson

21/2016 The constitution and foreign affairs by Thomas Poole

23/2016 Conceptualizing the EU in traditional legal research: How to deal with differentiated integration after Pringle? by Niels Skovmand Rasmussen

24/2016 Losing our religion? Public law and Brexit by Thomas Poole

2016 Summer issue

10/2016 Proportionality and absolute rights by Grégoire Webber

11/2016 Collaborating in a meritocracy and post-crisis reform by Sarah Paterson

12/2016 Beyond proportionality: Thinking comparatively about constitutional review and punitiveness by Jacco Bomhoff 

13/2016 Does legitimacy necessarily tame power? Some ethical issues in translating procedural justice principles into justice policy by Mike Hough, Ben Bradford, Jonathan Jackson & Paul Quinton

2016 Spring issue

01/2016 Corporate Governance and Bank Failures by Daniel Ferreira, David Kershaw, Tom Kirchmaier and Edmund-Philipp Schuster  

02/2016 Due process in the United Nations by Devika Hovell

03/2016 Gamblers and gentlefolk: Money, law and status in Trollope’s England by Nicola Lacey

04/2016 The transnationalisation of Law: Rethinking law through transnational environmental regulation by Veerle Heyvaert

05/2016 The reconstitution of postwar Europe: Lineages of authoritarian liberalism by Michael Wilkinson

06/2016 U.S. constitutional law, proportionality, and the global model by Kai Möller

07/2016 Article 101 TFEU and market integration by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

08/2016 EU competition law in the regulated network industries by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

09/2016 Beyond the "more economics-based approach": A legal perspective on Article 102 TFEU case law by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

 2015 Winter issue

17/2015 The state of freedom in Europe by Conor Gearty

18/2015 Disgorgement: From property to contract by Nicholas W. Sage

19/2015 Copyright licensing and the EU Digital Single Market Strategy by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

20/2015 Capital markets union by Philipp Paech

21/2015 The liquidity dilemma and the repo market by Paolo Saguato

22/2015 Restrictions on innovation in EU competition law by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

23/2015 Enabling and constraining police power by Ben Bradford & Jonathan Jackson

24/2015 Right thinking people: A feminist judgment by Marian Duggan & Julie McCandless

25/2015 The internal and external constraints of data protection on competition law in the EU by Francisco Costa-Cabral & Orla Lynskey

2015 Summer issue

11/2015 Conscience in the datasphere by Stephen Humphreys

12/2105 Posthumous "punishment": What may be done about criminal wrongs after the wrongdoer's death? by Emmanuel Melissaris

13/2015 The architecture of a "social market economy" by Floris de Witte

14/2015 Legal perspectives on client clearing by Jo Braithwaite

15/2015 Post Danmark II, or the quest for administrability and coherence in Article 102 TFEU by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

16/2016 Constitutional reason of state by Thomas Poole

2015 Spring issue 

01/2015 Sentencing mentally disordered offenders: Conflicting objectives, perilous decisions and cognitive insights by Jill Peay

02/2015 Of austerity, human rights and international institutions by Margot Salomon

03/2015 The Court of Justice of the EU judgment on data protection and internet search engines by Christopher Kuner

04/2015 On the dual motivational force of legitimate authority by Jonathan Jackson

05/2015 Corporate law and self-regulation by David Kershaw

06/2015 Bank resolution financing in the banking union by Christos Hadjiemmanuil

07/2015 Textualisation as mode of persuasion for patent law and what it means for legitimacy by Sivaramjani Thambisetty

08/2015  Imprisonment and political inequality by Peter Ramsay

09/2015  The value of insolvency safe harbours by Philipp Paech

10/2015 The codetermination bargains: The history of German corporate and labour law by Ewan McGaughey

2014 Winter issue

21/2014 Debating rape myths by Helen Reece

22/2014 Good faith and fair dealing as an underenforced legal norm by Paul MacMahon

23/2014 Why national constitutional courts should not embrace EU fundamental rights by Jan Komarek

24/2014 Learning from regulatory disasters by Julia Black

25/2014 Volcker Rule, ring-Fencing or separation of bank activities: Comparison of structural reform acts around the world by Matthias Lehmann

26/2014 Economic messianism and constitutional power in a "German Europe": All courts are equal, but some courts are more equal than others  by Michael A. Wilkinson

27/2014 Rethinking the role of the law of corporate distress in the twenty-first century by Sarah Paterson

28/2014 The global model of constitutional rights: A response to Afonso da Silva, Harel, and Porat by Kai Möller

29/2014 Intel and Article 102 TFEU case law: Making sense of a perpetual controversy by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

2014 Summer issue

12/2014 Governing "as if": Global subsidies regulation and the benchmark problem by Andrew Lang

13/2014 Proportionality and the rule of law: Rights, justification, reasoning: introduction by Grant Huscroft, Bradley W. Miller, and Grégoire Webber

14/2014 Close-out netting, insolvency law and conflict-of-laws by Phillip Paech

15/2014 Civil liability of rating agencies: An insipid sprout from Brussels by Matthias Lehmann

16/2014 Comparing serious violent crime in the US and England and Wales: Why It matters, and how it can be done by Zelia Gallo, Nicola Lacey, and David Soskice

17/2014 Multilayered international parliamentarism: The case of EU-Brazil relations by Davor Jancic

18/2014 The impact of the “Ruggie Framework” and the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights on transnational human rights litigation by Astrid Sanders

19/2014 The community infrastructure levy: Confining discretionary activity at local level? by Tola Amodu

20/2014 Behavioural economics and labour law by Ewan McGaughey

2014 Spring issue

01/2014   Bureaucratic 'criminal' law: Too much of a bad thing? by Jeremy Horder

02/2014   Novartis v Union of India and the person skilled in the art: A missed opportunity by Sivaramjani Thambisetty

03/2014   Intermediated securities and legal certainty by Eva Micheler

04/2014   The constitution of the conflict of laws by Jacco Bomhoff

05/2014   Determinants of corporate governance codes by Carsten Gerner-Beuerle

06/2014   The costs of separation: Friction between company and insolvency law in the Single Market by Carsten Gerner-Beuerle and Edmund Schuster

07/2014   Imprisoning the mentally disordered: A manifest injustice? by Jill Peay  

08/2014   Politicising Europe's justice deficit: Some preliminaries by Michael Wilkinson

09/2014   Theorising international environmental law by Stephen Humphreys and Yoriko Otomo  

10/2014   The struggle for legal reform after communism by Jan Komárek

11/2014   Law after Lehmans by Jo Braithwaite  

01-2013  Reason of state: Whose reason? Which reason? by Thomas Poole  

02-2013  Domestic judicial non-compliance in the European Union: A political economic approach by Arthur Dyevre  

03-2013  The European Union Act 2011: A failed statute by Jo Murkens 

04-2013  The global model of constitutional rights: Introduction by Kai Moller 

05-2013  The rule in Foss v Harbottle is dead; Long live the rule in Foss v Harbottle by David Kershaw  

06-2013  The evolution of sufficiency in common law by Sivaramjani Thambisetty  

07-2013  Faking democracy with prisoners' voting rights by Peter Ramsey  

08-2013  Property in brands by Dev Gangjee  

09-2013  Regulating low risks: Innovative strategies and implementation by Robert Baldwin, Julia Black and Gerard O'Leary  

10-2013  European restatements of sovereignty by Damian Chalmers  

11-2013  Why are the truly disadvantaged American? by Nicola Lacey and David Soskice  

12-2013  The concept of legitimacy and international law by Chris Thomas  

13-2013  The law on abuses of dominance and the system of judicial remedies by Pablo Ibanez Colomo 

14-2013  The ends of the Museum by Tatiana Flessas  

15-2013  Financial responsibility in the European International Investment Policy by Jan Kleinheisterkamp  

16-2013  On the loss of rights by Gregoire Webber 

17-2013  Proportionality and rights inflation by Kai Moller  

18-2013  The learning needs of the patent system by Sivaramjani Thambisetty

19-2013  Brokering Europe Euro-Lawyers and the making of a transnational polity by Antoine Vauchez  

20-2013  Why patent law doesn't do innovation policy by Sivaramjani Thambisetty

21-2013  Special resolution regimes for banking institutions: Objectives and limitations by Christos Hadjiemmanuil 

22-2013  Balancing constitutional rights: Introduction by Jacco Bomhoff 

23-2013  Towards a critique of the vulnerable subject: Pashukanis and public protection by Peter Ramsay

24-2013  Seeing, lnowing, and regulating financial Markets: Moving the cognitive framework from the economic to the social by Julia Black  
    

01-2012   PACE (The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984): Past, present, and future by Michael Zander

02-2012  Fitness to plead and core competencies: Problems and possibilities by Jill Peay

03-2012  Limits to globalisation: Some implications for taxation, tax policy, and the developing world by Ian Roxan

04-2012  Does law have a place in the modern university? Or every great university needs a legal studies programme by Roderick A. Macdonald

05-2012  The new scholarship: Celebrating the 'I' in ideas by Robert Baldwin

06-2012  Dewey's 'Democracy without Politics': on the failures of liberalism and the frustrations of experimentalism by Michael Wilkinson

07-2012   On the (in)compatibility of human rights discourse and private law by Hugh Collins

08-2012   Reasoning with previous decisions: Beyond the doctrine of precedent by Jan Komárek

09-2012   How to know the truth: Accommodating religious belief in the law of libel by Alastair Mullis and Andrew Scott

10-2012   Four human rights myths by Susan Marks

11-2012  Market needs as paradigm: Breaking up the thinking on EU securities law by Philipp Paech

12-2012   Patent litigation in the UK by Christian Helmers and Luke McDonagh

13-2012   Trolls at the High Court? by Christian Helmers and Luke McDonagh

14-2012   Between law and markets: Is there a role for culture and ethics in financial regulation by Dan Awrey, William Blair, and David Kershaw

15-2012   Calling regulators to account: Challenges, capacities and prospects' by Julia Black

01-2011   Legal reasoning and bills of rights by Grégoire C. N. Webber 

02-2011   Private law and the public sector's central counterparty prescription for the derivatives markets by Joanne P. Braithwaite

03-2011   Is the Board Neutrality Rule trivial? Amnesia About corporate law in European takeover regulation by Carsten Gerner-Beuerle, David Kershaw, and Matteo Solinas

04-2011   Judicial lawmaking and precedent in Supreme Courts by Jan Komárek

05-2011  Between freedom and law: Hannah Arendt on the promise of modern revolution and the burden of "the tradition"by Michael A. Wilkinson

06-2011  The path of fiduciary law by David Kershaw

07-2011   The next 10 year ECT Investment Arbitration: A vision for the future: From a European law perspective by Jan Kleinheisterkamp

08-2011   Counterclaims in investor-state arbitration by Yaraslau Kryvoi
      

01-2010   A.L. Goodhart by William Goodhart, QC

02-2010   Arbitration in three dimensions by Jan Paulsson

03-2010   Escaping Hobbes: Liberty and security for our democratic (not anti-terrorist) age by Conor Gearty

05-2010   Judicial review at the margins: Law, power, and prerogative by Thomas Poole

07-2010   Should agency workers be treated differently? by Ewan McGaughey

09-2010   Prior notification in privacy cases: A reply to Professor Phillipson by Andrew Scott

10-2010   Confronting confrontation by Mike Redmayne

11-2010   Two directives, two politics? Prospects for the EU ETS by Andrés Jonathan Drew

12-2010   Managing the financial crisis: The constitutional dimension by Julia Black

13-2010  The right to life between absolute and proportional protection by Kai Möller

14-2010   Seizing truths: Art, politics, law by Igor Stramignoni

15-2010  Why should it matter that others have more? Poverty, inequality and the potential of international human rights law by Margot Salomon

16-2010   Proportionality in perspective by Thomas Poole

17-2010   The rise, fall and fate of principles based regulation by Julia Black

18-2010   Restructuring global and EU financial regulation: Capacities, coordination and learning by Julia Black

19-2010  The concepts and methods of reasoning of the new public law: Legitimacy by Carol Harlow

20-2010   Reframing libel: Taking (all) rights seriously and where it leads by Alastair Mullis and Andrew Scott

21-2010   Labouring in the public interest by David Mangan
   
22-2010  After Copenhagen: The impossibility of carbon trading by David Campbell, Matthias Klaes and Christopher Bignell

23-2010   The future of communications regulation after Ofcom's Pay-TV consultation by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo
      

01-2009   The devil's account: Men, morals, and constitutional goods by Thomas Poole

02-2009   Inclusivity and the constitution of the family by Clare Chambers

03-2009   Transitional problems in Brudner's inclusive conception of liberalism by John Charvet

04-2009   Fairness, consensus, and the justification of the ideal liberal constitution by Philip Andrew Cook

05-2009  In defence of the common law constitution: Unwritten rights as fundamental law by T.R.S. Allan

06-2009   Hybrid norms in international law by Veerle Heyvaert

07-2009  Increasing returns in the patent system : Institutional sources and consequences for law by Sivaramjani Thambisetty

08-2009  The impact of the Human Rights Act on the House of Lords by Sangeeta Shah and Thomas Poole

09-2009   The evolution of competition law and policy in the United Kingdom by Andrew Scott

10-2009   Global administrative law and the constitutional ambition by Nico Krisch

11-2009  Lord Wright and innovative traditionalism by Neil Duxbury

12-2009   The case for pluralism in postnational law by Nico Krisch

13-2009  Flash flood or slow burn?: Celebrities, photographers and protection from harassment by Andrew Scott   

14-2009  Legitimacy and the competition for regulatory share by Julia Black

15-2009  Legal regimes and regimes of knowledge: Governing global services trade by Andrew T.F. Lang

16-2009   British jobs for British workers? UK industrial action and free movement of services in EU law by Claire Kilpatrick

17-2009  Pluralism in global risk regulation: The dispute over GMOs and trade by Nico Krisch

18-2009  Psychologising Jekyll, demonising Hyde: The strange case of criminal responsibility by Nicola Lacey

19-2009   What is an original constitution? by Grégoire Webber

20-2009   Why Is it wrong to breach an ASBO? by Peter Ramsay

21-2009  Employment contracts for teachers as professional employees by David Mangan

22-2009  The impact of internationally mandatory laws on the enforceability of arbitration agreements by Jan Kleinheisterkamp

01-2008   The theory of vulnerable autonomy and the legitimacy of the civil preventative order by Peter Ramsay

02-2008   Constructing and contesting legitimacy and accountability in polycentric regulatory regimes by Julia Black 

03-2008   Regulation lite: The rise of emissions trading by Robert Baldwin

04-2008   Should states have the right to punish municipal offences committed abroad? by Alejandro Chehtman

05-2008  Life after work: Privacy and dismissal by Virginia Mantouvalou

06-2008   Legal transplants in patent law: Why utility is the new industrial applicability by Sivaramjani Thambisetty

07-2008   The EU Chemicals Policy: Towards inclusive governance? by Veerle Heyvaert

08-2008   Managing the intersection of utilities regulation and EC competition law by Giorgio Monti

09-2008  Between the devil and the deep blue sea: Administrative law in an age of rights by Thomas Poole

10-2008   The new substantive test in the EC merger regulation: Bridging the gap between economics and law? by Giorgio Monti  

11-2008  Provisional measures under Article 5.7 of the WTO's Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures: Some criticisms of the jurisprudence so far by Andrew Lang

12-2008  Sulh: A crucial part of Islamic arbitration by Aseel Al-Ramahi

13-2008  Forms and paradoxes of principles based regulation by Julia Black

14-2008   Constitutional exceptionalism and the common law by Thomas Poole

15-2008   Comparative constitutional law in the courts: Reflections on the originalists' objections by Jo Eric Khushal Murkens

16-2008   Legal cosmopolitanism and the normative contribution of the right to development by Margot Salomon

17-2008   Copyright infringement, “Free-riding” and the lifeworld' by Anne Barron

18-2008   Out of the 'witches' cauldron'?: Reinterpreting the context and re-assessing the significance of the Hart-Fuller debate by Nicola Lacey

19-2008   Politics, ethics & the law, legal practice and scholarship by Walter van Gerven

20-2008  The United Kingdom's immunity from seizure legislation by Anna O'Connell

01-2007   "One market, one law, one money?" Unintended consequences of EMU, enlargement, and eurocentricity by Giandomenico Majone

02-2007   A Bill of Rights: do we need one or do we already have one? by Francesca Klug

03-2007   Breaking promises to keep them: Immigration and the boundaries of distributive justice by Hans Lindahl

04-2007  Patents as credence goods by Sivaramjani Thambisetty

05-2007   From Moll Flanders to Tess of the D'Urbervilles: Women, autonomy and criminal responsibility in eighteenth and nineteenth century England by Nicola Lacey

06-2007   Utility and rights in common law reasoning : Rebalancing private law through constitutionalization by Hugh Collins

07-2007   Courts and conditions of uncertainty in "Times of Crisis" by Thomas Poole

08-2007  Is there a human right not to be a trade union member? Labour rights under the European Convention on Human Rights by Virginia Mantouvalou

09-2007   International economic governance and human rights accountability by Margot E. Salomon

10-2007   The repatriation debate and the discourse of the commons by Tatiana Flessas

11-2007   The open architecture of European human rights law by Nico Krisch

12-2007   The reformation of English administrative law by Thomas Poole

13-2007   Democratic politics in a globalising world: Supranationalism and legitimacy in the European Union by Anand Menon and Stephen Weatherill

14-2007   Law through practice: London and Liverpool commodity markets c.1820-1975 by Ross Cranston

15-2007   Really responsive regulation by Robert Baldwin and Julia Black  

16-2007   Involuntary creditors and the case for accounting-based distribution regulation by David Kershaw

17-2007   The basic norm: An unsolved murder mystery by Neil Duxbury

18-2007   Limitations on religion in a liberal democratic polity: Christianity and Islam in the public order of the European Union' by Ronan McCrea

19-2007   Who is the new European refugee? by Nadine El-Enany