University of Oxford

University of Oxford

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• The development of the law of inheritance and patrimonial property in post-emancipation Russia and its social, economic and political implications.
• Judicial review and local government since 1975: the political significance of some leading cases.
• Competence to consent to medical treatment in England and Australia.
• Restrictions on internal freedom of movement and residence in international law.
• Insolvency and reform of English bankruptcy law, 1831-1914.
• Statutory interpretation and expressed reference to justice: a study of cases in English law and implications for interpretative approach.
• The application of proportionality in administrative law: judicial review in France, Greece, England and in the European Community.
• Judicial supervision of administrative decision-making in the immigration and asylum law of the United Kingdom.
• Under the spell of the archer: an interpretation of the law of the sea from Grotius to Vattel.
• The politics of command: Britain, the United States and the war in the Mediterranean, 1942-44.
• Constitutional adjudication and the independence of Canada: issues of principle, convention, and law.
• Judicial review of federalism in the United States and Canada.
• The principles of distributive justice considered with reference to the allocation of healthcare.
• Economic analysis of the doctrine of separation of powers: the independence of the judiciary.
• An examination of policy-orientated choice of law theory with particular reference to family law matters.
• Right-based arguments for private property.
• Justification and responsibility in private law.
• Ethnicity, autonomy, land and development: the Miskitu of Nicaragua’s Northern Atlantic Coast.
• Crime and punishment in Fascist Italy: a constitutional analysis of political criminal justice from the liberal state to the drafting of the Rocco Code.
• The use of vague language in law and adjudication.
• Archbishop Lanfranc and canon law.
• The legal recognition granted to De Facto unions in English law.
• Acts of foreign States in municipal law.
• The new regime in industrial conflict: a study of industrial conflict law in Britain established by the Employment Acts 1980 and 1982 and the Trade Union Act 1984.
• Poverty and policy: the English Poor Law 1860-1910.
• The regime of archipelagos in international law.
• Women incarcerated: the maison de force at the Salpêtriére in Paris, 1680s-1780s
• English sacred music (excluding carols) in insular sources: 1400-1450.
• Digital technologies and law: linking and framing on the World Wide Web
• The language of covenant.
• An examination of solicitors’ activity in the resolution of matrimonial disputes.
• Sanitizing the administration of the dealth penalty in the Commonwealth Caribbean: a critical appraisal of Pratt and Morgan v Attorney General of Jamaica and its progeny
• Class actions, the CPR and commencement criteria
• A comparative study of state tortious and delictual liablity in damages in English and French Law
• Stock: the lower of cost or market value in the computation of trading profit for tax purposes.
• Oxford University undergraduate law journal.
• Adjudication and discretion.
• John Austin: an assessment of the sources, nature and influence of his thought.
• Murders and madness: legal psychiatry and criminal anthropology in Paris, 1880-1910.
• ‘Implied rights’ in constitutional adjudication by the High Court of Australia since 1983.
• Procedural fairness at the police station.
• The Federal Bill of Rights and the States before the Fourteenth Amendment.
• The role of silence during the life of a contract: a civilian perspective.
• Law and action.
• Regulators as rule makers: the formation of the conduct of business rules under the Financial Services Act 1986.
• International bank supervisory standards: the case of the Basle Committee and capital adequacy standards.
• The exclusion of immoral and illegal subject matter from protection under intellectual property law.
• The ocean bill of lading as a document of title to goods in Anglo-American law.
• Ideology, community and the radical critique of law.
• The judge’s burden: a new outline of the Roman civil trial.
• The application of EC competition law to public enterprises: Article 90 of the Treaty of Rome.
• Australian estoppel and the protection of reliance.
• The origin and early development of Chinese law: towards a comprehensive analysis of the period of creativity, with particular reference to penal law.
• Retention of the title clauses: impact and implications.
• Law and society: legislative treatment of welfare and property rights ; a case study of the Housing (Homeless Persons) Act 1977 and Part 2 Criminal Law Act 1977.
• Electoral law and its effects on election expenditure and party finance in Great Britain and Canada.
• A model of adjudication.
• Doing supervision: an inquiry into the idea of probation pratice and the practice of the probation idea.
• The concept of duty.
• Modernising partnership rights in EC family reunification law
• Law, impartiality and rationality
• WTO review of national health regulations
• Labour market flows.
• The relation between pre-trial executive improprieties and the outcome of the criminal trial.
• The preclusive effects of a foreign judgement in subsequent proceedings in England: a study the res judicata and abuse of process doctrines as these apply to foreign judgements in English private international law.
• Conscientious obedience, community, and the claims of law.
• Towards a general strategy for criminal law adjudication.
• The emergence of English forensic medicine: Medical evidence in common-law courts, 1730-1830.
• The Federal Constitutional Court, basic rights and the family: a study of the political significance of judicial review in West Germany.
• The separability doctrine in English arbitration law
• Shares in the conflict of laws.
• The role of public interest in Hawaii’s special education reform policies
• Maltese legislation, 1914-1964
• Constitutional adjudication and the independence of Canada: issues of principle, convention, and law.
• The right to life under the Japanese constitution.
• The politics of jurisdiction: ‘British’ law, indigenous peoples and colonial government in South Australia and New Zealand, c.1834-60
• Obsolete treaties: the doctrines of Rebus Sic Statibus and Desuetude in international law
• Legal aspects of the common commercial policy of the European Economic Community under the GATT regime.
• The criteria of equitable utilization of international watercourses in general international law.
• The privilege against self-incrimination in England and Canada.
• Law, liberty and morality in some recent natural law theories.
• De-Stalinization and the politics of Russian criminal justice, 1953-1964.
• The politics of justice: the Attorney General and the making of government legal policy.
• The historical development and philosophical foundations of the English doctrine of provocation: with special reference to the doctrine of Chance Medley.
• Comparative compensation systems for eminent domain, compulsory purchase and expropriation in the United States, England and South Africa, with particular reference to California.
• The international regulation of working time: the ILO and EC compared.
• Trade union legislation 1871-6: government responses to the development of organised labour.
• The problem of London local government reform 1880-1900.
• Bank liability on the withdrawal of credit and the exercise of default remedies
• ‘Financial futures’: legal nature and validity under English and German law.
• International human rights and humanitarian law: fusion or confusion?.
• Contracts and corporate insolvency proceedings
• Resources and limits of judicial reasoning, with particular reference to decisions of the Australian High Court to overrule its own decisions.
• Montesquieu and the debate on the origins of the French monarchy.
• A study on the regime of international straits.
• The socio-legal dynamics of HIV and AIDS.
• The social construction of corruption in South Korea: the citizens’ coalition for economic justice and the fight for clean government.
• Women and law in Zimbabwe: access to justice on divorce.
• Egyptianisation: the 1947 Company Law and the foreign communities in Egypt.
• Methodological foundations of analytical jurisprudence: a critical analysis of some challenges to and conceptions of jurisprudential inquiry.