Abusive Governments in International Law
Beyond 2020 - A harmonized policy for renewable electricity in Europe
Big Data and Human Development
Citizen Engaged: Democratic Dialogue and the Constitution
Climate Change and Non-Ideal Justice
Ethics, Climate Change, and the role of Discounting
European Contract Law
Free Speech, Confusion and the Marketplace of Ideas
Gender sensitisation for judicial education in Pakistan and Indonesia
Helots no more? Access to justice for migrants in Russia
Implications and Potential Consequences of the EU Referendum
Internal Constraints to Coercive Harm Prevention
Preventive Justice Project
Responsibility to Protect and Human Rights
The Images of the 'Consumer' in EU Law: Legislation, Free Movement and Competition Law
The international politics of a fragmenting internet: A view from Africa
The Nature and Role of Will-Substitutes
The Realities of Relocation: Analysing Disputes Over Post-Separation Family Migration in the English Trial Courts
Working with Infrastructure Creation of Knowledge and Energy Strategy Development
Research Impact
Many members of the Law Faculty conduct research in collaboration with policy makers, NGOs and practitioners. They speak at conferences, seminars and workshops, give evidence to politicians and select committees, advise charities, legal practitioners and government departments and they encourage public debate.
Read some examples of the impact of the Law Faculty's research on society.