Publications

Culture under fire: armed non-state actors and cultural heritage in wartime

Kristin Hausler | 25th October 2018

Culture under fire: armed non-state actors and cultural heritage in wartime…

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Cultural Heritage+1
Human Rights and IHL
UK Government Digital Competition Expert Panel Public responses to call for evidence from individuals

Liza Lovdahl Gormsen | 10th October 2018

UK Government Digital Competition Expert Panel - Public responses to…

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Competition Law
The Withdrawal Agreement and the Political Declaration: A Preliminary Rule of Law Analysis

Jack Simson Caird, Justine Stefanelli | 9th October 2018

This report identifies a number of Rule of Law issues that can inform…

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Brexit
The Brexit endgame: a guide to the parliamentary process of withdrawal from the European Union

Jack Simson Caird | 29th September 2018

The Brexit endgame: a guide to the parliamentary process of withdrawal…

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Brexit
The Human Rights of Smuggled Migrants and Trafficked Persons

Jean-Pierre Gauci, Vladislava Stoyanova | 31st July 2018

The Human Rights of Smuggled Migrants and Trafficked Persons in the UN…

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Migration
Stumbling Towards the UK’s New Administrative Settlement: A Study of Competition Law Enforcement After Brexit

Liza Lovdahl Gormsen, Joe Tomlinson | 11th July 2018

Stumbling Towards the UK's New Administrative Settlement: A Study of…

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Competition Law
Economic Crimes in International Investment Law

Yarik Kryvoi | 1st July 2018

Economic Crimes in International Investment Law The protection of foreign…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
The Use of Force in relation to Sovereignty Disputes over Land Territory

Constantinos Yiallourides | 1st June 2018

This project report provides a comprehensive analysis of…

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Law of the Sea
The Use of Force in relation to Sovereignty Disputes over Land Territory

Constantinos Yiallourides | 1st June 2018

There are disputes over territory in almost every region of the world,…

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Law of the Sea
When national law conflicts with international human rights standards

Lise Smit | 17th May 2018

The first research supported by the Bingham Centre's Business Network…

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Business and Human Rights

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