Items where School is "School of Law

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Amodu, Tola and Hviid, Morten (2025) CMA’s consultation on Consumer Protection: enforcement guidance. UNSPECIFIED.

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Baldwin, George, Young, Samantha, Fitton, Lucy, Edwards, Ian, Butler, Michael and Beazley, Peter (2025) Mental health and sentencing: How are judicial decisions made in light of the judgement of R v Vowles? International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 99. ISSN 0160-2527

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Farah, Youseph (2025) The Erosion of Freedom of Expression on Social Media Platforms, and the Suppression of the Voices of Marginalised Groups. In: Consumer Protection and the Digital Economy: a Research Companion. Routledge. (In Press)

Farah, Youseph and Oliveira, Leonardo (2025) Arbitrator's impartiality and English law: Is it time for a change. Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly, 2025. pp. 103-129.

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Gulati, Rishi (2025) The International Law Commission’s Work on the Topic of The Settlement of Disputes to which International Organizations are Parties:The Need for a Meaningful Outcome. In: Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law. Brill. ISBN 978-9004710641

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Hamilton, Michael (2025) Illusions of Agency?:Artificial Intelligence and Assembly (Online). In: AI and Assembly. Stanford University Press. ISBN 9781503638556 (In Press)

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Itanyi, Nkem (2025) The AfCFTA Protocol on Intellectual Property Rights and its Role in the Prevention of Counterfeiting in International Trade: Opportunities and Challenges for Businesses in Africa. NIALS Journal of Intellectual Property. (In Press)

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James, Toby S., Bernal, Paul and Berry, Ellen (2025) Improving Voter Registration: A Guide to Introducing Automatic Voter Registration. UNSPECIFIED.

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Kahwaji, Alia (2025) Revisiting Industrial Applicability and Utility Criteria: AI’s Role in the Inventive Process and Postmodern Human-Centric IP Development. In: UNSPECIFIED.

Kahwaji, Alia, Hviid, Morten and Gao, Yuan (2025) CCP Response to Consultation on Artificial Intelligence and Copyrights 2025. UNSPECIFIED.

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Mitchell, Gemma (2025) Written evidence from Dr. Gemma Mitchell, University of East Anglia [SPL0013] to the Women and Equalities Committee: Equality at work: paternity and shared parental leave. UNSPECIFIED.

Mitchell, Gemma and Bendall, Charlotte (2025) Written evidence from Dr. Gemma Mitchell, University of East Anglia, and Dr. Charlotte Bendall, Birmingham Law School:How can inequalities in take up of shared parental leave, including by ethnicity, income, qualification level and occupational status, be addressed? UNSPECIFIED.

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Redley, Marcus, Heywood, Rob, Ryan, Hayley, Killett, Anne, Jimoh, Oluseyi F., Langdon, Peter E. and Bunning, Karen (2025) Protecting and empowering adults with capacity-affecting conditions to take part in health and health-related research. Disability & Society, 40 (2). pp. 281-299. ISSN 0968-7599

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Win, Kathy (2025) Myanmar’s Internet Blackouts Target Rohingya. The Contrapuntal.