Publications

The Brussels I Regulation Recast

Eva Lein | 7th May 2015

The Brussels I Regulation Recast Andrew Dickinson and Eva Lein Summarises…

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International Litigation
Exploring the Boundaries of International Law: Current Protection Challenges

Jean-Pierre Gauci, Mariagiulia Giuffré, Evangelia Tsourdi | 14th April 2015

Exploring the Boundaries of Refugee Law Current Protection Challenges…

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Migration
A Liberal Tide: immigration and asylum law and policy in Latin America

David James Cantor, Luisa Feline Freier , Jean-Pierre Gauci | 1st April 2015

A Liberal Tide: immigration and asylum law and policy in Latin America…

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Migration
Consent Awards in International Arbitration: From Settlement to Enforcement

Yarik Kryvoi | 20th March 2015

Consent Awards in International Arbitration: From Settlement to Enforcement…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
Enhanced Court Fees The Government Response to Part 2 of the Consultation on Reform of Court Fees

Eva Lein | 1st January 2015

Enhanced Court Fees The Government Response to Part 2 of the Consultation…

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International Litigation
Factors Influencing International Litigants' Decisions to Bring Commercial Disputes to the London Based Courts

Eva Lein | 1st January 2015

Factors Influencing International Litigants' Decisions to Bring Commercial…

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International Litigation
Contemporary Challenges for the International Criminal Court

Olympia Bekou, Andraž Zidar | 1st April 2014

Contemporary Challenges for the International Criminal Court "This incisive…

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Courts and Tribunals
What Role Do Property Rights Play In Climate Change?

6th June 2013

What Role Do Property Rights Play In Climate Change? Publication…

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Climate Change
Joint Development of Offshore Oil and Gas...

Hazel Fox QC | 1st December 1989

Joint Development of Offshore Oil and Gas: Joint Development of Offshore…

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Energy

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