University of Exeter

University of Exeter

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• Exeter

Published works

• Legislation for Western European monasteries up to AD 700.
• Legal aspects of television broadcasting in Malaysia and the challenge of new media technologies.
• Intellectual property rights as a barrier to world trade.
• The police and Crimewatch UK: a study of the police use of crime reconstruction and witness appeal programmes in Britain.
• Copyright in the European Union with special reference to Turkey.
• The jurisprudence of Sarakhsi with particular reference to war and peace: a comparative study in Islamic law.
• The Trade Marks Act 1994.
• The effectiveness of forensic science service in the State of Kuwait in criminal investigations and proceedings: forensic science practice in Kuwait.
• State contracts and arbitration.
• The legal principles of economic and political efficiency: a phenomenological critique of single ideology models.
• The Icelandic Althingi and its standing committees.
• Transforming regional orders: the Helsinki and Barcelona processes compared.
• Delivery of international sales of goods- an analytical study of Iranian law and the Vienna Sale Convention.
• The role of A Dialogue in Hobbes’s conception of law and legal history.
• The role of commercial law in protecting consumers: a comparative study between Kuwaiti, British, French and American law.
• Constitutional and judicial organisation in the United Arab Emirates.
• The Gulf Co-operation Council: its legal basis and practice.
• National legislation and educational provision for children with special needs: a comparative study of the impact of legislation on primary schools in selected rural areas of England and the United States through 1985.
• Early Islamic history as a model for the development of some legal categories.
• The relation between private property rights and individual liberty.
• Culture as process: challenges to IR theory through conceptualising culture and humanitarianism
• EMU – core and periphery: the incompatibility of the two-speed process of economic and monetary union with fundamental principles of Community law
• The impact of the EEC law on the Greek insurance system.
• Non-performance of contracts: a comparative study with special reference to international transactions.
• Politics and law making in special education.
• An examination of public attitudes towards the use of closed circuit television in public places.
• Aspects of banking law and legal practices in light of the draft of the Commercial Code of the UAE.
• Policing in England and Wales between the two World Wars.
• The market for offshore bank secrecy: an economic psychological analysis.
• The EEC and a Southern African common market in legal perspective.
• Corporate financial reporting: regulatory systems and comparability.
• The right of political asylum and the status of refugees in Belgium, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
• The issues of the ‘general good’ and professional secrecy with regard to the Second Banking and the Money Laundering Directives.
• The development of intellectual property law in the United Arab Emirates.
• Dispute processing in the courts in rural areas.
• The concept of economic offences in EEC law: with special reference to English and German law.
• Protection of foreign investment: the development of international law and the contribution of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal.
• Product liability and producer’s behaviour.
• Police and black people’s interactive relationship.
• Advances in information technology and the growth of para-legal services in Britain.
• Breach of contract in international sale of goods: an evaluation of the 1980 Vienna Sales Convention and the 1994 UNIDROIT principles as compared with English law and the (US) Uniform Commercial Code.
• A comparative study on the constitutional monarchy in the United Kingdom and Japan.
• Maritime insurance governed in the state of UAE by the Federal Maritime Trading Law no. 26 of 1981.
• Development of consent in modern Chinese contract law as considered in the light of English and French law.
• The rendition of internationally politically-violent offenders / case studies ; the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada.
• Lay representation at industrial tribunals.
• Aspects of banking law: Sudanese and English law compared.
• Legal aspects of EEC’s external relations: With particular reference to bilateral trade and economic co-operation agreements with the developing countries.
• The EEC and ECOWAS: Some comparative legal perspectives.
• Ethics of policing a study of English police codes
• The legal reasoning of the European Court of Justice: the role of principle policy and ideology.
• The status of protected subjects in Islamic law with particular reference to the concept of nationality: Comparative study.