LSE Law Review - AZ
- Foreword
- The Re-Emergence of the Legitimate Representative of a People: Libya, Syria, and Beyond
- How Can the Methodology of Feminist Judgment Writing Improve Gender-Sensitivity in International Criminal Law?
- The Regulation of Islamic Finance in the UK: A call for change
- Is the Whole Point of Human Rights Their Universal Character? A, B & C v Ireland and SAS v France
- The Role of Adverse Possession in Modern Land Law
- Letter from the Editor
- The Separability of Law and Morality as an Intriguing Conundrum within Legal Positivism: Lessons from The Concept of Law
- Letter from the Editor
- Too Little, Too Late: Facebook, GIFs, and the CMA
- Letter from the Editor
- Transnational Corporate Liability Litigation and Access to Environmental Justice: The Vedanta v Lungowe Case
- Migrant and Refugee Border Deaths: Defining A Human Rights Framework
- Treaties, Peremptory Norms and International Courts: Is the Hierarchy Theory Treading Water?
- One Belt One Road Disputes: Does China Have Dispute Resolution Methods Fit for Purpose?
- When Are States (Not) Obliged to Save Citizens' Lives? Discovering the 'Restrictive Triage' which Undermines the Operational Duty under Article 2 ECHR
- Pacta Sunt Servanda: Contrasting Disgorgement Damages with Efficient Breaches under Article 74 CISG
- Women, Peace, and Security and Nationality Laws in the Syrian Conflict
- Principle, Pragmatism, and Policy in Determining the Scope of the Duty of Care and Extent of Liability for Consequences
- 'Grow Up!': Rethinking the Preliminary Reference Procedure from the Perspective of Maturity
- Putting Consent in its Place: Proceduralism and Paternalism in EU Data Protection Law
- 'Intersectionality': A Blind-Spot Missed in the British Equality Framework?
- R v Evans: An Uneasy Precedent?
- A Directly-Elected House of Lords: A Proposal for Reform
- Regulating Political Advertisement in the United Kingdom: A Case for Extending the Statutory Ban of Political Advertisement on Television and Radio to Digital Platforms
- A Tale of Two Communities: Inequality and the Right to Water in Hudorovi? and Others v Slovenia
- Regulating the Scope of Employment in the Gig Economy: Towards Enhanced Rights at Work in the Age of Uber
- Addressing the Inadequacies: A New Multi-Faceted Solution to Double Hatting in ISDS
- Regulating the Use and Conduct of Cyber Operations through International Law: Challenges and Fact-finding Body Proposal
- Afghanistan: Towards Wider Interests of Justice?
- Resolving Investor State Dispute Settlement's Legitimacy Crisis: The Case for Reinstating the Requirement to Exhaust Local Remedies
- An Examination of the Practicability of Antony Duff and John Gardner's Legal Moralism as a Basis of Criminalisation in Contemporary English Criminal Law
- Self-Defence Against Non-State Actors: Reconceptualising the Legality of the 'Unwilling or Unable' Test in Light of the Doctrine of Necessity in International Law
- Analysing the Issue of Psychiatric Assisted Dying from the Perspective of Parity: Does Parity Demand Access?
- State Jurisdiction and the Permissiveness of International Law: Is the Lotus Still Blooming?
- Appendix A [Last Rights proposed legal statement]
- The 'Exceptionality' of Legal Aid: Affordable Access to Justice in Judicial Review
- Around the Black Box: Applying the Carltona Principle to Challenge Machine Learning Algorithms in Public Sector Decision-Making
- The Case for Eco-Liability: Post Okpabi Justifications for the Imposition of Liability on Parent Companies for Damage caused to the Environment by their Subsidiaries
- At the Junction of Consumer Protection: Dual Role of Data Protection in EU Law
- The Coherence of the Principle of Patient Autonomy in the English Medical Law: A Re-evaluation
- Bitcoin: The First Self-Regulating Currency?
- The Collapse of Carillion: Regulatory Failure in the Contract State
- Building the Conscience of Humankind: An Analysis of the Use of Selective Imagery on the 75th Anniversary of International Criminal Justice
- The Concept of the Constitution In the Jurisprudence of Michael Oakeshott
- Chip Off the Old Block: Acknowledging the Obstacles to Widespread Adoption of Blockchain Bills of Lading
- The European Court of Human Rights and austerity measures in the Eurozone: an ally against human rights violations or merely a bystander?
- Conversion Therapy Bans and Legal Paternalism: Justifying State Intervention to Restrict a LGBTQIA+ Individual's Autonomy to Undergo Conversion Therapy
- The Headscarf Debate Returns to Luxembourg: A Second Chance for Religious Freedom?
- English Choice of Law in Contract Under the Rome I Regime: Is Flexibility Giving Way to Predictability?
- The Inadequacy of UK Moral Rights Protection: A Comparative Study on the Waivability of Rights and Recontextualisation of Works in Copyright and Droit D'auteurs Systems
- Finding Sexual Minorities in United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Towards the Deconstruction of Gender Binary in International Development Policies
- The Legacy of Brexit in the Courts: Ship-Money, Formalism, and the Value of Choice?
- Fine margins: Examining the minority-majority divide in Enka v Chubb
- The Mutual Agreement Procedure: Coordinating the Global Tax Orchestra