2017 Publications

Smith, S. et al. 2017. Ethical judgments: re-writing medical law. UK: Hart Publishing.
Doe, N. and Sandberg, R. eds. 2017. Law and history. Critical Concepts in Law Abingdon: Routledge.
Doe, N. and Sandberg, R. eds. 2017. Law and religion.. Critical Concepts in Law Abingdon and New York: Routledge.
2017. Response to the Home Office PACE Consultation – 5 December 2017. Technical Report.
Afionis, S. 2017. The European Union in international climate change negotiations. Abingdon: Routledge.
Afionis, S. et al. 2017. Consumption-based carbon accounting: does it have a future?. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change 8 (1) e438. (10.1002/wcc.438)
Al-Ameen, H. 2017. On the value of counterfactual assessments in merger cases. Journal of Juridical Science 42 , pp.1-24. (10.18820/24150517/JJS42.v2.1)
Al-Ameen, H. A. 2017. Image right clauses in football contracts: masterstroke for mutual success?. Intellectual Property Rights 5 (1) 185. (10.4172/2375-4516.1000185)
Arsalidou, D. 2017. Corporate governance in the aftermath of the global financial crisis: Issues and action. Business Law Review 38 (2), pp.42-54.
Arsalidou, D. 2017. Multiple actors, multiple weaknesses: addressing the inherent failures of the UK corporate governance system. In: Tchotourian, I. ed. Company Law and CSR: New Legal and Economic Challenges. Brussels: Bruylant
Bell, S. et al., 2017. Environmental Law. Oxford University Press.
Blanco, E. M. and Pontin, B. 2017. Litigating extraterritorial nuisances under English common law and UK statute. Transnational Environmental Law 6 (2), pp.285-308. (10.1017/S2047102516000303)
Boukalas, C. 2017. L'anti-terrorisme Anglo-saxon: étatisme Autoritaire et Pré-emption du Futur. In: de Simoni, S. , Guillibert, P. and Krickerberg, M. eds. Critique de la Sécurité: Accumulation Capitaliste et Pacification Sociale. Translated from the original by M. Krickerberg A' Present Paris: Eterotopia. , pp.1-38.
Boukalas, C. 2017. UK counterterrorism law, pre-emption, and politics: Toward “authoritarian legality”?. New Criminal Law Review 20 (3), pp.355-390. (10.1525/nclr.2017.20.3.355.)
Brolan, C. E. et al., 2017. The right to health of non-nationals and displaced persons in the sustainable development goals era: challenges for equity in universal health care. International Journal for Equity in Health 16 (14)(10.1186/s12939-016-0500-z)
Caddell, R. 2017. Annex VIII Special Arbitration. In: Proelss, A. ed. United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: A Commentary. CH Beck. , pp.2491-2511.
Caddell, R. 2017. Uncharted waters: strategic environmental assessment in the UK offshore area. In: Jones, G. and Scotford, E. eds. The Strategic Environmental Assessment Directive: A Plan for Success?. Hart. , pp.283-309.
Carver, N. and Hambly, J. 2017. Brexit and unemployment: Where bureaucracy becomes brutal. [Online].Open Democracy. Available at: https://www.opendemocracy.net/natasha-carver-jessica-hambly/brexit-where-bureaucracy-becomes-brutal.
Chambers, S. J. 2017. The impact of police and crime commissioners on community safety agendas in England and Wales: a comparative study of South Wales and Avon and Somerset, 2012–2016. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Cram, F. 2017. Tales from the field: problems with police ethnography. Presented at: Theory and Method in Empirical Studies in Law Workshop University of Birmingham September 14, 2017.
Davies, G. 2017. The legitimising role of judicial dialogue between the United Kingdom courts and the European Court of Human Rights. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Davis, K. et al., 2017. The declaration on human rights and climate change: a new legal tool for global policy change. Journal of Human Rights and the Environment 8 (2), pp.217-253. (10.4337/jhre.2017.02.03)
Dehaghani, R. 2017. Automatic authorisation: an exploration of the decision to detain in police custody. Criminal Law Review 3 , pp.187-202.
Dehaghani, R. 2017. Challenging childhood: Vulnerability and age assessments. [Online].University of Oxford Faculty of Law. Available at: https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/research-subject-groups/centre-criminology/centreborder-criminologies/blog/2017/02/challenging.
Dehaghani, R. 2017. Custody officers, Code C and constructing vulnerability: implications for policy and practice. Policing 11 (1), pp.74-86. (10.1093/police/paw024)
Dehaghani, R. 2017. Identifying vulnerability. Criminal Law and Justice Weekly 181 (4)
Dehaghani, R. 2017. ‘Vulnerable by law (but not by nature)’: examining perceptions of youth and childhood ‘vulnerability’ in the context of police custody. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 39 (4), pp.454-472. (10.1080/09649069.2017.1390279)
Dehaghani, R. and Newman, D. 2017. “We’re vulnerable too”: an (alternative) analysis of vulnerability within English criminal legal aid and police custody. Oñati Socio-Legal Series 7 (6), pp.1199-1228.
Doe, C. N. 2017. Natural law in an interfaith context: the Abrahamic religions. In: Doe, C. N. ed. Christianity and Natural Law: An Introduction. Cambridge Studies in Law and Christianity Cambridge University Press. , pp.184-204. (10.1017/9781316890615.011)
Doe, C. N. and Sandberg, R. 2017. Religion law and religious law. In: Doe, C. and Sandberg, R. eds. Law and Religion.. Vol. 1, Critical Concepts in Law Routledge. , pp.1-21.
Doe, N. 2017. Richard Hooker: Priest and Jurist. In: Hill, M. and Helmholz, R. H. eds. Great Christian Jurists in English History. Cambridge Studies in Law and Christianity Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. , pp.115-138. (10.1017/9781108125901.008)
Doe, N. 2017. The category 'legal theology' and the study of Christian laws. Journal of Law and Religion 32 (1), pp.1-7. (10.1017/jlr.2017.13)
Doe, N. 2017. The legal architecture of English cathedrals. Law and Religion Abingdon and New York: Routledge. (10.4324/9781315659268)
Dorey, P. 2017. Towards exit from the EU: The Conservative Party's increasing Euroscepticism since the 1980s. Politics and Governance 5 (2), pp.27-40. (10.17645/pag.v5i2.873)
Dorey, P. 2017. Why has 'stage two' of House of Lords Reform not been completed after 17 years?. [Online].Parliaments and Legislatures. Available at: https://parliamentsandlegislatures.wordpress.com/2017/01/11/why-has-stage-two-of-house-of-lords-reform-not-been-completed-after-17-years/.
Doughty, J. 2017. F v F Commentary. In: Stalford, H. , Hollingsworth, K. and Gilmore, S. eds. Rewriting Children's Rights Judgments:From Academic Vision to New Practice. Oxford: Hart. , pp.229-236.
Doughty, J. 2017. ‘It went into a bit of an abyss': why adopters need a guide to the law. Family Law 47 (4), pp.420-424.
Doughty, J. , Meakings, S. and Shelton, K. 2017. The legal and administrative processes in adoption: views and experiences of newly formed adoptive families. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 39 (4), pp.473-490. (10.1080/09649069.2017.1390284)
Doughty, J. , Twaite, A. and Magrath, P. 2017. Transparency through publication of family court judgments: An evaluation of the responses to, and effects of, judicial guidance on publishing family court judgments involving children and young people. Cardiff University.
Drieschova, A. 2017. Peirce's semeiotics: a methodology for bridging the material-ideational divide in IR scholarship. International Theory 9 (1), pp.33-66. (10.1017/S1752971916000233)
Eady, D. and Field, S. 2017. Truth-finding and the adversarial tradition: the experience of the Cardiff Law School Innocence Project. Criminal Law Review 2017 (4), pp.292-306.
Evans, S. H. 2017. Semi detached? The development of divergence in social housing regulation between Wales and England. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Favretto, N. et al., 2017. Policy and diplomacy in the production of second generation ethanol in Brazil: international relations with the EU, the USA and Africa. In: Buckeridge, M. S. and De Souza, A. P. eds. Advances of Basic Science for Second Generation Bioethanol from Sugarcane. Cham, Switzerland: Springer. , pp.197-212. (10.1007/978-3-319-49826-3_11)
Fogleman, V. 2017. Surviving without nature: Inside the Equal Access to Justice Act: Environmental litigation and the crippling battle over America’s lands, endangered species, and critical habitats. By LOWELL E BAIER [Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield, 2016, 648 pp,ISBN 978-1-4422-5744-3, Hardback [Review Essay]. Journal of Environmental Law 29 (3), pp.565-578. (10.1093/jel/eqx025)
Gray, J. , Lindstadt, R. and Slapin, J. B. 2017. The dynamics of enlargement in international organisations. International Interactions 43 (4), pp.619-642. (10.1080/03050629.2017.1228039)
Grear, A. 2017. ‘Anthropocene, Capitalocene, Chthulucene’: Re-encountering environmental law and its ‘subject’ with Haraway and New Materialism. In: Kotze, L. ed. Re-Imagining Environmental Law and Governance for the Anthropocene. Oxford: Hart Publishing
Grear, A. 2017. Foregrounding vulnerability: materiality’s porous affectability as a methodological platform. In: Philippoloulos-Mihalopoulos, A. and Brookes, V. eds. Handbook of Research Methods in Environmental Law. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar
Greenwood, H. 2017. Exploring the UK innocence movement: tension, reconfiguration and theorisation. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Griffiths, K. 2017. From 'form' to function and back again: a comparative analysis of form-based and function-based recognition of adult relationships in law.. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Gruffydd Jones, B. 2017. Comradeship, committed and conscious: the anticolonial archive speaks to our times. In: el-Malik, S. S. and Kamola, I. A. eds. Politics of African Anticolonial Archive. Kilombo: International Relations and Colonial Questions Vol. 2.London: Rowman and Littlefield International. , pp.57-82.
Harrington, A. , Gheorghe, E. and Loukianova, A. 2017. What arguments motivate citizens to demand nuclear disarmament. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 73 (4), pp.255-263. (10.1080/00963402.2017.1338039)
Hayes, L. J. B. 2017. Stories of care: a labour of law. Gender and class at work. Palgrave Socio-Legal Studies Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. (10.1057/978-1-137-49260-9)
Hayes, L. 2017. Paid care work, gendered labour law and the vulnerability of community. In: Fineman, M. A. and Fineman, J. W. eds. Vulnerability and the Legal Organization of Work. Gender in Law,Culture, and Society London: Routledge(10.4324/9781315518572-8)
Hayes, L. 2017. 8 good reasons why adult social care needs sectoral collective bargaining.
Hayes, L. 2017. Tackling worker exploitation in low-waged work. In: Brexit and Fair Movement of People: Securing Wales' Future. Cardiff: Welsh Government. , pp.79-112.
Hayes, L. and Charlesworth, S. 2017. Fragmentation's frontline. gender-based violence in homecare.. Presented at: ESRC Strategic network on unacceptable work: global dialogue / local innovation Durham University, Durham, UK 14-15th September 2017.
Hayes, L. and Moore, S. 2017. Care in a time of austerity: the electronic monitoring of Homecare workers' time. Gender Work and Organization 24 (4), pp.329-344. (10.1111/gwao.12164)
Hayes, L. and Moore, S. 2017. The electronic monitoring of care work - the redefinition of working time. In: Moore, P. , Upchurch, M. and Whittaker, X. eds. Humans and Machines At Work. Monitoring, Surveillance and Autonmation in Contemporary Capitalism. Palgrave Macmillan
Henderson, A. et al., 2017. How Brexit was made in England. British Journal of Politics and International Relations 19 (4), pp.631-646. (10.1177/1369148117730542)
Henley, A. and Lang, M. 2017. Self-employment in Wales: micro-business activity or the rise of the gig economy?. Welsh Economic Review 25 , pp.9-17. (10.18573/j.2017.10194)
Hennig, M. and Caddell, R. 2017. On thin ice? Arctic indigenous communities, the European Union and the sustainable use of marine mammals. In: Liu, N. , Kirk, E. A. and Henriksen, T. eds. The European Union and The Arctic. Vol. 85, Publications on Ocean Development Netherlands: Brill Nijhoff. , pp.296-341. (10.1163/9789004349179_012)
Hill, M. and Doe, C. 2017. Principles of Christian Law. Ecclesiastical Law Journal 19 (2), pp.138-155. (10.1017/S0956618X17000035)
Hill, M. and Sandberg, R. 2017. The right to blaspheme. In: Temperman, J. and Koltray, A. eds. Blasphemy and Freedom of Expression: Comparative, Theoretical and Historical Reflections after the Charlie Hebdo Massacre. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. , pp.114-136.
Hunt, J. 2017. Devolution. In: Dougan, M. ed. The UK after Brexit: Legal and Policy Challenges. Intersentia
Hunt, J. and Minto, R. 2017. Between intergovernmental relations and paradiplomacy: Wales and the Brexit of the regions. British Journal of Politics and International Relations 19 (4), pp.647-662. (10.1177/1369148117725027)
Jiang, T. and Jing, Z. 2017. Shipper's title to sue after the transfer of the bill of lading: A comparative study for the reform of Chinese Maritime Law. Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce 48 (2), pp.155-182.
Johnson, P. 2017. Minutes of Evidence of the Select Committee on the Letters Patent for Invention Act 1835. Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property 7 (1), pp.99-1187. (10.4337/qmjip.2017.01.05)
Johnson, P. 2017. Privatised law reform: a history of patent law through private legislation, 1620-1907. London: Routledge. (10.4324/9781315123073)
Johnson, P. 2017. The commentators on civil and customary law and their role in the modern courtroom in Jersey: an empirical analysis. Jersey and Guernsey Law Review 21 , pp.386-392.
Johnson, P. 2017. The (re-)emergence of the doctrine of equivalents. Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice 12 (10), pp.817-818. (10.1093/jiplp/jpx155)
Johnson, P. 2017. The report of the Parker Committee on Patent Law 1916. Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property 7 (2), pp.156-190. (10.4337/qmjip.2017.02.02)
Jones, I. and Malkani, B. 2017. Beastly humans: the welfare model of executions. Law, Culture and the Humanities (10.1177/1743872117739563)
Jones, R. D. 2017. The hybrid system: imprisonment and devolution in Wales. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Kakoullis, E. , Series, L. and Tarrant, A. 2017. Comments on the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Draft General Comment No. 5 (2017) Article 19 CRPD: Living independently and being included in the community. Documentation. United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner. Available at: https://www.ohchr.org/EN/HRBodies/CRPD/Pages/WSArticle19.aspx.
Kennett, W. 2017. Religious arbitration in North America. In: Bano, S. ed. Gender Equality and Justice in Family Law Disputes: Women, Mediation and Religious Arbitration. Waltham, MA: Brandeis University Press. , pp.189-214. (10.2307/j.ctv102bhb9.12)
Kennett, W. 2017. The role of notaries in the United Kingdom and non-judicial enforcement titles. In: Marciniak, A. ed. Notarialne tytuły egzekucyjne. Między tradycją a przyszłością (Notarial Enforcement Orders. Between Tradition and the Future). Warsaw: Wydawnictwo C.H.Beck. , pp.77-99.
Kevin, B. and Malkani, B. 2017. The death penalty's darkside: a response to Phyllis Goldfarb's matters of strata: race, gender, and class structures in capital cases. Washington and Lee Law Review Online 74 (1), pp.184-214.
Khan, L. 2017. An explication on broadening the definition and scope of maximum available resources under the general comment 14 of the ICESCR to include Islamic taxation in financing the right to health. Biomedical Journal of Scientific and Technical Research 1 (3)(10.26717/BJSTR.2017.01.000314)
Khan, L. L. 2017. A case study on the application of human rights principles in health policy making and programming in Chereng any sub county in Kenya. Integrative Journal of Global Health 1 (1)
Khan, L. L. 2017. Tax, economic development and African democracies: a disquisition on whether taxes improve economic development in African democracies. Lambert Academic Publishing.
Kwek, D. H. B. 2017. Changing referents: Learning across space and time in China and the west [Book Review]. Contemporary Political Theory 16 (4), pp.588-591. (10.1057/s41296-017-0092-4)
Lagana, G. 2017. A preliminary investigation on the genesis of EU cross-border cooperation on the island of Ireland. Space and Polity 21 (3), pp.298-302. 1. (10.1080/13562576.2017.1379928)
Larner, J. 2017. Audit 2017: How democratic are the key institutions of devolved government in Wales?. In: Dunleavy, P. and Taylor, R. eds. The 2017 Audit of UK Democracy. London. , pp.212-218.
Lewis, R. 2017. Status of insular features: the perpetuation of legal fiction. Presented at: ABLOS 9th Conference: 'Pushing the limits of UNCLOS' Monaco, Monaco 10-11 Oct 2017.
Lewis, R. 2017. Industrial injuries compensation: Tort and social security compared. Industrial Law Journal 46 (4), pp.445-476. (10.1093/indlaw/dwx007)
Lewis, R. 2017. Tort tactics: an empirical study of personal injury litigation strategies. Legal Studies 37 (1), pp.162-185. (10.1111/lest.12138)
Lindstadt, R. , Vander Wielen, R. J. and Green, M. 2017. Diffusion in congress: measuring the social dynamics of legislative behavior. Political Science Research and Methods 5 (3), pp.511-527. (10.1017/psrm.2016.42)
Lupu, N. , Selios, L. and Warner, Z. 2017. A new measure of congruence: The earth mover's distance. Political Analysis 25 (1), pp.95-113. (10.1017/pan.2017.2)
Lupu, N. and Warner, Z. 2017. Mass-elite congruence and representation in Argentina. In: Joignant, A. , Morales, M. and Fuentes, C. eds. Malaise in Representation in Latin American Countries: Chile, Argentina, Uruguay. London and New York: Palgrave Macmillan. , pp.281-302.
Malkani, B. 2017. Dignity and the death penalty in the United States Supreme Court. Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly 44 (2), pp.145-201.
Malkani, B. 2017. John Bessler, the death penalty as torture: from the Dark Ages to Abolition [Book Review]. Human Rights Law Review 17 (4), pp.797-801. (10.1093/hrlr/ngx033)
Manji, A. 2017. Law and Global Justice Centre, Cardiff. [Video]. Cardiff: Cardiff University. Available at: http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/international/meet-our-people/ambreena-manji.
Manji, A. 2017. Property, conservation and enclosure in Karura Forest, Nairobi. African Affairs 116 (463), pp.186-205. (10.1093/afraf/adx006)
Manji, A. 2017. Roundtable review. Land, law, rumour and research.. Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies 3 (2-4), pp.173-176. (10.1080/23277408.2017.1343007)
Manji, A. and Harrington, J. 2017. The limits of socio-legal radicalism: social and legal studies and third world scholarship. Social and Legal Studies 26 (6), pp.700-715. (10.1177/0964663917729874)
Manji, A. and Mandler, P. 2017. Budget wheeze could be double whammy for aid and research. Times Higher Education 2017 (Feb 23)
Mant, J. 2017. Neoliberalism, family law and the cost of access to justice. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 39 (2), pp.246-258. (10.1080/09649069.2017.1306356)
Mant, J. and Wallbank, J. 2017. The mysterious case of disappearing family law and the shrinking vulnerable subject. Social and Legal Studies 26 (5), pp.629-648. (10.1177/0964663917691594)
Messent, A. and Glass, D. A. 2017. CMR: Contracts for the International Carriage of Goods by Road, 4th Edition. Abingdon: Informa Law from Routledge.
Minto, R. 2017. Wales and Brexit. In: The UK in a Changing Europe, ed. EU Referendum: One Year On. Political Studies Association. , pp.24-24.
Morris, A. 2017. Case Comment: Anderson v Imrie. Journal of Personal Injury Law 2 , pp.C73-C77.
Morris, A. 2017. Case comment: G4S Care & Justice Services (UK) Ltd v Manley (2017). Journal of Personal Injury Law 1 , pp.C18-C21.
Morris, A. 2017. Case Comment: McHugh v Okai-Koi. Journal of Personal Injury Law 3 , pp.C162-C165.
Morris, A. 2017. Case Comment: RE (A Minor) v Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust. Journal of Personal Injury Law 3 , pp.C170-C174.
Morris, A. 2017. Tort and neo-liberalism. In: Barker, K. , Fairweather, K. and Grantham, R. eds. Private Law in the 21st Century. Hart Studies in Private Law Oxford and Portland, Oregon: Hart Publishing. , pp.503-526.
Mugabi, I. 2017. Followers and failures of the disability individual complaints in the same European Union (EU) family. Presented at: 13th Annual International Conference on Law 8 Valaoritou Street Kolonaki, 10671 Athens, Greece 11-14 July 2016. Published in: Frenkel, D. A. ed. Role of Law, Human Rights and Social Justice, Justice Systems, Commerce, and Law Curriculum: Selected Issues. 8 Valaoritou Street Kolonaki, 10671 Athens, Greece: The Athens Institute for Education and Research. , pp.74-104.
Mugabi, I. and Raletsebe, I. 2017. Corporate social responsibility in Africa: case study of Botswana: Botswana companies and global reporting initiative (GRI) as a model for sustainable reporting. Düsseldorf: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing.
Mugabi, I. K. 2017. A comparative study of the models of disability under treaties of international human rights and international humanitarian law.. Presented at: Sixth Annual YCC Global Conference Istanbul, Turkey 28-29 April 2017.
Mugabi, I. K. 2017. Evolution of containerization a stepping stone to multi- modal transport. Haroldstr. 14, D-40213 Düsseldorf, Germany: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing.
Mugabi, I. K. 2017. The extent of applying contract laws by small scale businesses. Lambert Academic Publishing.
Mugabi, I. K. 2017. The legitimacy of a charitable model of disability in corporate social responsibility.. Presented at: 3rd Annual ASper INTLaw Conference Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 25-26 April 2017.
Newman, D. 2017. Are lawyers neurotic?. International Journal of the Legal Profession 25 (1), pp.3-29. (10.1080/09695958.2017.1359612)
Newman, D. 2017. Automobiles and socio-economic sustainability – do we need a Mobility Bill of Rights?. Transfers , pp.100-106. (10.3167/TRANS.2017.070207)
Newman, D. 2017. Divided families and the immigration rules: A partial victory for British citizens with foreign spouses. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 39 (3), pp.357-360. (10.1080/09649069.2017.1344392)
Newman, D. 2017. Murder ballads: Nick Cave and his approach to killing in song. Musicology Australia 39 (2), pp.96-115. (10.1080/08145857.2017.1393149)
Nissen, A. 2017. A piece of work: H&M's take on child labour in Myanmar. International Law Journal of London
Nissen, A. 2017. A right to access to emergency health care: The European Court of Human Rights pushes the envelope. Medical Law Review 26 (4), pp.693-702. (10.1093/medlaw/fwx059)
Nissen, A. 2017. Analysis: The discussion day on the UNCESCR’s Draft General Comment on Business and Human Rights. International Affairs Review
Nissen, A. 2017. Business and human rights in the EU: no transparency without competitiveness. ZEI Future of Europe Observer 5 (3), pp.5-6.
Nissen, A. 2017. 'Offer de gezondheid van je kinderen niet aan slinkse marketeers'. Knack
Nissen, A. 2017. The right to water: privatization and participation. The Clarion: The IHRC Journal of Human Rights 3 (1), pp.3-5.
Nissen, A. 2017. Vogue magazine’s complicated relationship with diversity. The Independent
Nissen, A. 2017. Welsh town steels itself for globalization. Yale Journal of International Affairs
Nissen, A. and Adebola, T. 2017. Five key lessons from the second socio-legal masterclass. [Online].Socio-Legal Studies Association. Available at: http://slsablog.co.uk/blog/blog-posts/five-key-lessons-from-the-second-socio-legal-masterclass/.
Otieno, S. and Mungai, M. 2017. Recurrent chronicles of environmental injustice in the northern frontier district and the Kenyan coast. Berkeley Journal of African American Law and Policy 19 (1), pp.19-43.
Ouma, S. 2017. A review of the Health Act, 2017 from an access, quality and cost paradigm. Presented at: KELIN workshop on Article 43(1): Strategic Litigation and Discourse on the Right to Health Limuru, Kenya 29 September 2017.
Ouma, S. and Abe, O. 2017. Regional integration, public health capabilities, and the place of the World Health Organization in Africa. Albany Law Journal of Science & Technology
Ouma, S. , Otieno, M. and Amutete, C. 2017. Engendering rule of law in health care delivery in Kenya. Wisconsin International Law Journal 35 (1), pp.81-137.
Parker, C. H. 2017. The legal aspects of the mental health care of adolescents. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Percival, R. 2017. How to do things with jurisdictions: Wales and the jurisdiction question. Public Law 2 , pp.249-269.
Pereira, R. 2017. Towards effective implementation of the EU environmental crime directive? The case of illegal waste management and trafficking offences. Review of European, Comparative and International Environmental Law 26 (2), pp.147 -162. (10.1111/reel.12207)
Petetin, L. 2017. Precaution and equivalence - the critical interplay in EU biotech foods. European Law Review 42 (6), pp.831-847.
Petetin, L. 2017. The precautionary principle and non-scientific factors in biotech foods. European Journal of Risk Regulation 8 (1), pp.106-111. (10.1017/err.2016.18)
Pontin, B. 2017. Nuisance law regulation and the invention of prototypical pollution abatement technology: 'Voluntarism' in common law and regulation. In: Brownsword, R. , Scotford, E. and Yeung, K. eds. The Oxford Handbook of Law, Regulation and Technology. Oxford Handbooks Oxford: Oxford Unversity Press. , pp.1253-1272.
Priaulx, N. 2017. The social life of abortion law: On personal and political pedagogy. Medical Law Review 25 (1), pp.73-98. (10.1093/medlaw/fww044)
Priban, J. 2017. A sociology of Legal Distinctions: Introducing contemporary interpretations of classic socio-legal concepts. Journal of Law and Society 44 (S1), pp.1-18. 1.
Priban, J. 2017. Anything to appreciate? a sociological view of the margin of rights and the persuasive force of their doctrines. In: Agha, P. ed. Human Rights Between Law and Politics: The Margin of Appreciation in Post-national Contexts. Oxford: Hart Publishing. , pp.89-110.
Priban, J. 2017. Philip Selznick (1919-2010). In: Kritzer, G. ed. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. Oxford: Wiley(10.1002/9781405165518.wbeos0900)
Priban, J. 2017. Politics of public knowledge in dealing with the past: post-communist experiences and some lessons from the Czech Republic. In: Belavusau, U. and Gliszczynska-Grabias, A. eds. Law and Memory. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. , pp.195-215. (10.1017/9781316986172)
Priban, J. 2017. Pulling down walls of certainty [published in Czech: Bořit zdi samozřejmosti: k úmrtí Zygmunta Baumana). Czech Sociological Review 53 (1), pp.121-126.
Pritchard, H. 2017. The Ongoing Devolution Processes in the United Kingdom. In: Calmes-Brunet, S. and Sagar, A. eds. Federalism, Decentralisation and European Regionalisation. Comparative Perspectives. Vol. XVII, Collection L'Unite du Droit Toulouse & Rouen: Editions l'Epitoge
Pritchard, H. T. 2017. Building a Welsh jurisdiction through administrative justice. In: Nason, S. ed. Administrative Justice in Wales and Comparative Perspectives. The Public Law of Wales University of Wales Press. , pp.218-242.
Radchenko, S. 2017. 'Red on white': Kim Il Sung, Park Chung Hee, and the failure of Korea's Reunification, 1971-1973. Cold War History 17 (3), pp.259-277. (10.1080/14682745.2016.1265508)
Rainey, B. 2017. And Then There Were None...Agatha Christie: delivering justice outside the courtroom?. Presented at: Cardiff Book Talk - And Then There Were None, Cardiff University, Wales, UK, 17 May 2014. Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK 17 May 2014.
Rainey, B. , Wicks, E. and Ovey, C. 2017. The European Convention on Human Rights 7th edition. [The European Convention on Human Rights 7th edition]. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Reeves, A. 2017. Mobilising bodies, narrating security: tourist choreographies at Jerusalem's Holocaust History Museum. Mobilities 13 (2), pp.216-230. (10.1080/17450101.2017.1406688)
Renaudin, M. 2017. Approximation of secured credit laws in global economies: methodological challenges. Presented at: The Future of the Commercial Contract in Scholarship and Law Reform: European and Comparative Perspectives London 22 September 2016.
Richards, K. 2017. Forfeiture rule and deterrence. Presented at: Insurance Fraud Symposium University of Southampton, Southampton, UK 13 July 2017.
Richards, K. 2017. Fraud unravels all? A critical examination of the fraud rules in marine insurance and documentary credit transactions. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Russell, R. 2017. How do FTSE100 companies frame gender equality?. International and Comparative Corporate Law Journal 12 (2), pp.80-102.
Russell, R. and Sjafjell, B. 2017. Introducing Daughters of Themis: International network of female business scholars. International and Comparative Corporate Law Journal 12 (2), pp.7-11.
Russell, R. and Villiers, C. 2017. Gender justice in financial markets. In: Herzog, L. ed. Just Financial Markets? Finance in a Just Society. Oxford: Oxford University Press. , pp.271–292. (10.1093/oso/9780198755661.003.0012)
Sandberg, R. 2017. F. W. Maitland: faithful dissenter. In: Hill, M. and Helmholz, R. H. eds. Great Christian Jurists in English History. Law and Christianity Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. , pp.277-300.
Sandberg, R. 2017. The future of religious freedom. In: Smet, S. and Brems, E. eds. When Human Rights Clash at the European Court of Human Rights: Conflict or Harmony?. Oxford: Oxford University Press. , pp.130-147.
Sandberg, R. 2017. The reformation of religious law. Quaderni di Dritto e Politica Ecclesiastica , pp.97-110.
Sandberg, R. 2017. Towards a jurisprudence of Christian law. In: Doe, C. N. ed. Christianity and Natural Law. Law and Christianity Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. , pp.220-237.
Sandberg, R. and Thompson, S. 2017. Relational autonomy and religious tribunals. Oxford Journal of Law and Religion 6 (1), pp.137-161. (10.1093/ojlr/rww059)
Series, L. , Arstein-Kerslake, A. and Kamundia, E. 2017. Legal capacity: a global analysis of reform trends. In: Blanck, P. and Flynn, E. eds. Routledge Handbook of Disability Law and Human Rights. London: Routledge. , pp.137-155.
Series, L. , Fennell, P. and Doughty, J. 2017. The participation of P in welfare cases in the court of protection. Project Report.Cardiff: Cardiff University.
Series, L. , Fennell, P. and Doughty, J. 2017. Welfare cases in the Court of Protection: A statistical overview. Project Report.Cardiff: Cardiff University, School of Law and Politics.
Sian, M. and Hayes, L. 2017. Taking worker productivity to a new level? Electronic Monitoring in homecare - the (re)production of unpaid labour. New Technology Work and Employment 32 (2), pp.101-114. (10.1111/ntwe.12087)
Smismans, S. 2017. Brexit. A separate citizens’ rights agreement under article 50 TEU. [Online].EUtopialaw.
Smismans, S. 2017. Fundamental rights as a political myth of the EU. Can the myth survive?. In: Douglas-Scott, S. and Hatzis, N. eds. Research Handbook on EU Law and Human Rights. Research Handbooks in European Law series Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. , pp.13-34. (10.4337/9781782546405.00010)
Smismans, S. 2017. Risk regulation at risk. Brexit, Trump it, Risk it.. European Journal of Risk Regulation 8 (1), pp.33-42. (10.1017/err.2016.5)
Smismans, S. 2017. The politicization of ex post evaluation in the EU. European Journal of Law Reform 19 (1-2), pp.74-96.
Smismans, S. 2017. The politicization of ex post policy evaluation in the EU. European Journal of Law Reform 19 (1-2), pp.74-96. (10.5553/EJLR/138723702017019102005)
Smismans, S. and Minto, R. 2017. Are integrated impact assessments the way forward for mainstreaming in the European Union?. Regulation and Governance 11 (3), pp.231-251. (10.1111/rego.12119)
Smismans, S. and Stokes, E. 2017. Innovation types and regulation: the regulatory framing of nanotechnology as 'incremental' or 'radical' innovation. European Journal of Risk Regulation 8 (2), pp.364-386. (10.1017/err.2017.9)
Smith, L. , Hitchings, E. and Sefton, M. 2017. Fee-charging McKenzie Friends in private family law cases: key findings from the research report. Family Law 47 (9), pp.971-977.
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Smyth, C. 2017. What counts as expertise? The case of glyphosate and Jasanoff's 'three-body problem'. Environmental Law Review 19 (3), pp.168-182. (10.1177/1461452917724137)
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Thompson, S. 2017. ‘Miller-lite’: Is it fair not to share in short marriages?. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 39 (4), pp.501-503. (10.1080/09649069.2017.1390298)
Thompson, S. 2017. Prioritising diversity: reflections from the Family Law Classroom. The Journal of Academic Development and Education Jan (7), pp.29-33. (10.21252/KEELE-0000004)
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Thompson, S. and Sandberg, R. 2017. Common defects of the Divorce Bill and Arbitration and Mediation Services (Equality) Bill 2016-17. Family Law 47 (April), pp.425-451.
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Varvastian, S. 2017. Climate change and the constitutional obligation to protect natural resources: the Pennsylvania atmospheric trust litigation. Climate Law 7 (2-3), pp.209-226. (10.1163/18786561-00702006)
Varvastian, S. 2017. Filling the gap in the EU air quality legislation: the medium combustion plants directive. IUCN AEL Journal of Environmental Law 8 , pp.131-136.
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Wilks, R. 2017. Why equality law and Deaf people don’t get on: developing Deaf Legal Theory. Presented at: Deaf Academics Conference Copenhagen 10-12 August 2017.
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