Law and Social Sciences
| Title | Law and Social Sciences |
|---|---|
| Alternative | BAL - Law & SocSci |
| Faculty | Faculty of Business and Law |
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Have your cake and eat it too: the impossible stance on the Syrian strike
Dominguez-Redondo, E. 2018. Have your cake and eat it too: the impossible stance on the Syrian strike. IntLawGrrls.Other
El sistema universal de protección de derechos humanos
Dominguez-Redondo, E. 2017. El sistema universal de protección de derechos humanos. in: Marino Menendez, F., Perez Gonzalez, C. and Cebada Romero, A. (ed.) Instrumentos y regímenes de cooperación internacionales Editorial Trotta. pp. 19-39Book chapter
Infinite Indigeneity
Christou, A. 2019. Infinite Indigeneity. Feminist Review, 122(1), 205–206. https://doi.org/10.1177/0141778918810212Other
Understanding acoustic performativities, youth subjectivities and mobile identities
Christou, A., Sardinha, J. and Campos, R. 2016. Understanding acoustic performativities, youth subjectivities and mobile identities. in: Sardinha, J. and Campos, R. (ed.) Transglobal Sounds: Music, Youth and Migration Bloomsbury Publishing. pp. 221-232Book chapter
Introduction: from time to timespace and forward to time again in migration studies
Page, B., Christou, A. and Mavroudi, E. 2017. Introduction: from time to timespace and forward to time again in migration studies. in: Mavroudi, E., Page, B. and Christou, A. (ed.) Timespace and International Migration Cheltenham, UK Edward Elgar Publishing . pp. 1-16Book chapter
Youth mobilities, crisis, and agency in Greece: second generation lives in liminal spaces and austere times
Michail, D. and Christou, A. 2018. Youth mobilities, crisis, and agency in Greece: second generation lives in liminal spaces and austere times. Transnational Social Review: A Social Work Journal. 8 (3), pp. 245-257. https://doi.org/10.1080/21931674.2018.1511032Article
Post-socialist narratives of being, belonging and becoming: Eastern European women migrants and transformative politics in an era of European crises
Christou, A. and Michail, D. 2018. Post-socialist narratives of being, belonging and becoming: Eastern European women migrants and transformative politics in an era of European crises. New Formations: a journal of culture/theory/politics. https://doi.org/10.3898/NEWF:95.05.2018Article
‘It’s like they’re looking inside your body or inside your brain.’ Internet surveillance practices in a special school
Kaur, H. 2016. ‘It’s like they’re looking inside your body or inside your brain.’ Internet surveillance practices in a special school. in: Kramp, L., Carpentier, N., Hepp, A., Kilborn, R., Kunelius, R., Nieminen, H., Olsson, T., Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt, P., Tomanić Trivundža, I. and Tosoni, S. (ed.) Politics, Civil Society and Participation: Media and Communications in a Transforming Environment Bremen edition lumière. pp. 75-86Book chapter
Fragmentation or stabilisation? Recent case law on the crime of genocide in light of the 2007 judgement of the International Court of Justice
Schabas, W. 2018. Fragmentation or stabilisation? Recent case law on the crime of genocide in light of the 2007 judgement of the International Court of Justice. in: Eboe-Osuji, C. and Emeseh, E. (ed.) Nigerian yearbook of international law 2017 The Hague Springer.Book chapter
The economic field and the end of mass incarceration
Ruggiero, V. 2017. The economic field and the end of mass incarceration. Social Justice: A Journal of Crime, Conflict & World Order. 44 (4), pp. 107-118.Article
Evaluating the likelihood of an ICC prosecution for crimes committed by Chiquita Banana Employees in Colombia
Wheeler, C. 2018. Evaluating the likelihood of an ICC prosecution for crimes committed by Chiquita Banana Employees in Colombia. Rights as Usual Blog.Other
Prosecuting individuals for the crimes of the group: whether the International Criminal Court should expand criminal liability to corporations and organisations
Wheeler, C. 2018. Prosecuting individuals for the crimes of the group: whether the International Criminal Court should expand criminal liability to corporations and organisations. Association of Human Rights Institutes (AHRI) 2018 Annual Conference. University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom 07 - 08 Sep 2018Conference paper
Present when absent: how technology has changed the right to be present at trial at international criminal courts and tribunals
Wheeler, C. 2018. Present when absent: how technology has changed the right to be present at trial at international criminal courts and tribunals. Human Rights Law Centre: 19th Annual Student Human Rights Conference: Human Rights in a Digitalised World. University of Nottingham, UK 17 Mar 2018Conference paper
The right to be present at trial in international criminal law
Wheeler, C. 2018. The right to be present at trial in international criminal law. Leiden De Gruyter Brill.Book
Great news! You may be innocent: the theoretical scope of the presumption of innocence
Coleman, M. 2015. Great news! You may be innocent: the theoretical scope of the presumption of innocence. Middlesex University School of Law PhD Seminar. Middlesex University London, United Kingdom 25 - 26 Jun 2015Conference paper
Restoring the presumption of innocence during investigations
Coleman, M. 2016. Restoring the presumption of innocence during investigations. University of Liverpool International Postgraduate Legal Conference 2016. University of Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom 11 Jan 2016Conference paper
Political interference with evidence collection and arrest at the International Criminal Court
Coleman, M. 2016. Political interference with evidence collection and arrest at the International Criminal Court. Fourth Annual International Criminal Law Workshop: “The Politics of International Criminal Law”. University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia 15 - 16 Sep 2016Conference paper
Private prison sustainability: shifting the focus
Coleman, M. 2016. Private prison sustainability: shifting the focus. 2016 UKIVR Conference. University of Leeds School of Law, Leeds, UK 29 - 30 Oct 2016Conference paper
The sound of silence: Brexit provides an opportunity to improve human rights
Coleman, M. 2016. The sound of silence: Brexit provides an opportunity to improve human rights. The Future of Human Rights in the UK Conference. University of Brighton, UK 10 Nov 2016Conference paper
The evolution of the presumption of innocence in international criminal law
Coleman, M. 2018. The evolution of the presumption of innocence in international criminal law. 2nd Postgraduate Conference in International Law and Human Rights. School of Law and Social Justice, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom 26 - 27 Mar 2018Conference paper
Sensational crimes, the presumption of innocence, and public statements of guilt
Coleman, M. 2018. Sensational crimes, the presumption of innocence, and public statements of guilt. McGill Annual Graduate Law Conference - Hard Cases: The Limits of Law. McGill University, Montreal, Canada 03 - 04 May 2018Conference paper
Political interference with evidence collection and arrest at the ICC
Coleman, M. 2016. Political interference with evidence collection and arrest at the ICC. The Fourth Annual International Criminal Law Workshop. University of Western Australia 15 - 16 Sep 2016Conference paper
Brexit and human rights: an opportunity?
Coleman, M. 2017. Brexit and human rights: an opportunity? in: Smyth, C. and Lang, R. (ed.) The Future of Human Rights in the UK Cambridge Scholars. pp. 92-110Book chapter
A puzzling presumption: determining the presumption of innocence's place in the law
Coleman, M. 2018. A puzzling presumption: determining the presumption of innocence's place in the law. Queen Mary Law Journal: Special Conference Issue Autumn 2017.Article
Andras Koltay The Troubled Relationship Between Religions and the State Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Religion [Book review]
Howard, E. 2018. Andras Koltay The Troubled Relationship Between Religions and the State Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Religion [Book review]. Human Rights Law Review. 18 (4), pp. 791-795. https://doi.org/10.1093/hrlr/ngy031Article
Larissa van den Herik and Carsten Stahn (eds), The Diversification and Fragmentation of International Criminal Law Elies van Sliedregt and Sergey Vasiliev (eds), Pluralism in International Criminal Law
Coleman, M. 2018. Larissa van den Herik and Carsten Stahn (eds), The Diversification and Fragmentation of International Criminal Law Elies van Sliedregt and Sergey Vasiliev (eds), Pluralism in International Criminal Law. Journal of International Criminal Justice. 16 (3), pp. 668-672. https://doi.org/10.1093/jicj/mqy046Article
Exploring the impact of contemplative methods in HE learning and teaching
Siebers, J., Cullen, A., Guest, C., Kerin, L., Peyrefitte, M., Rodriguez, S. and Seoighe, R. 2018. Exploring the impact of contemplative methods in HE learning and teaching. Middlesex University Annual Learning and Teaching Conference 2018: Pedagogies Fit for 21st Century Learning. London, UK 07 Sep 2018Conference item
Re-examining corporate liability at the International Criminal Court through the lens of the article 15 communication against Chiquita Brands International
Wheeler, C. 2018. Re-examining corporate liability at the International Criminal Court through the lens of the article 15 communication against Chiquita Brands International. Melbourne Journal of International Law. 19 (1), pp. 369-388.Article
The importance of throughcare and resettlement for working with violent and sexual offenders
Trebilcock, J. and Worrall, A. 2018. The importance of throughcare and resettlement for working with violent and sexual offenders. in: Ireland, J., Ireland, C. and Birch, P. (ed.) Violent and Sexual Offenders: Assessment, Treatment and Management London Routledge. pp. 504-519Book chapter
Extraordinary normalcy: home, relationships and identities in narratives of unpaid care
Guest, C. and Corrigan, O. 2018. Extraordinary normalcy: home, relationships and identities in narratives of unpaid care. Health and Place. 53, pp. 71-78. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.healthplace.2018.07.008Article
Moving hate speech to the civil courts
Howard, E. 2018. Moving hate speech to the civil courts. Anti-Discrimination Law Review. 1 (3), pp. 80-97.Article
The quantified workplace: a study in self tracking, agility and change management
Moore, P., Piwek, L. and Roper, I. 2018. The quantified workplace: a study in self tracking, agility and change management. in: Ajana, B. (ed.) Self-Tracking: Empirical and Philosophical Investigations Basingstoke Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 93-110Book chapter
Destruction and the philosophy of desire
Ruggiero, V. 2018. Destruction and the philosophy of desire. in: Spapens, T., White, R., van Uhm, D. and Huisman, W. (ed.) Green Crimes and Dirty Money Routledge.Book chapter
Between force and consensus
Ruggiero, V. 2018. Between force and consensus. in: Bittle, S., Snider, L., Tombs, S. and Whyte, D. (ed.) Revisiting Crimes of the Powerful: Marxism, Crime and Deviance Routledge. pp. 60-73Book chapter
The Lords have just raised the bar on the defence of rights and the rule of law in the Brexit process [Blog post]
Grogan, J. 2018. The Lords have just raised the bar on the defence of rights and the rule of law in the Brexit process [Blog post]. LSE Brexit Blog.Other
The good, the bad, and the ugly arguments for ditching the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights [Blog post]
Grogan, J. 2018. The good, the bad, and the ugly arguments for ditching the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights [Blog post]. LSE Brexit Blog.Other
Legislation that is and is not: the deeply problematic Repeal Bill [Blog post]
Grogan, J. 2017. Legislation that is and is not: the deeply problematic Repeal Bill [Blog post]. LSE Brexit Blog.Other
In terms of Brexit
Grogan, J. 2017. In terms of Brexit. in: Dunleavy, P. and Taylor, R. (ed.) The 2017 Audit of UK Democracy The London School of Economics. pp. 175-182Book chapter
Reforming best interests: the road towards supported decision-making
Barton-Hanson, R. 2018. Reforming best interests: the road towards supported decision-making. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law. 40 (3), pp. 277-298. https://doi.org/10.1080/09649069.2018.1493650Article
Policing Partnerships: Evidence Review
Loftus, B., Skinns, L., Munk, T. and Rice, L. 2015. Policing Partnerships: Evidence Review. The N8 Policing Research Partnership (N8PRP). https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.1.4603.6963Other
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