Outputs (360)

Digital Sovereignty in Global Trade: Analysing WTO Governance of Data Flows (2025)
Journal Article
Lateef, M. A. (2025). Digital Sovereignty in Global Trade: Analysing WTO Governance of Data Flows. Beijing law review, 16(2), 875-907. https://doi.org/10.4236/blr.2025.162044

This paper examines the evolving landscape of cross-border data flows within the international trade law framework, with particular focus on the World Trade Organization's governance mechanisms. While digital trade and data transfers have become cent... Read More about Digital Sovereignty in Global Trade: Analysing WTO Governance of Data Flows.

The United Kingdom, Targeted Killing, International Humanitarian Law and International Human Rights Law (2025)
Journal Article
Moir, L. (2025). The United Kingdom, Targeted Killing, International Humanitarian Law and International Human Rights Law. Journal of international and comparative law, 12(1), 75-90

It would appear that, to date, the United Kingdom (UK) has engaged in the targeted killing of suspected terrorists on the territory of a third State on four occasions—most recently in June 2024. In responding to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on H... Read More about The United Kingdom, Targeted Killing, International Humanitarian Law and International Human Rights Law.

The Application of Human Rights Treaties as Domestic Law in the Islamic Republic of Iran (2025)
Journal Article
Piri, H., & Shah, N. A. (2025). The Application of Human Rights Treaties as Domestic Law in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Human rights quarterly, 47(2), 282-307. https://doi.org/10.1353/hrq.2025.a958152

The reading of the post-revolution 1979 Constitution of Iran gives the im pression that Iran is a dualist state, but this article argues that, on its proper analysis together with Article 9 of the Civil Code 1928, Iran is a monist state and human rig... Read More about The Application of Human Rights Treaties as Domestic Law in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Public Procurement Regulation in EU and UK (2025)
Book Chapter
Bovis, C. (2025). Public Procurement Regulation in EU and UK. In E. Guinchard, & C. Panara (Eds.), The New Relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union (163-179). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-70652-3_9

The application of public procurement regulation in the UK prior to its departure from the EU was based on the judicial activism of the CJEU which has been the most influential factor in developing and honing the concepts of the public procurement ac... Read More about Public Procurement Regulation in EU and UK.

The Failure of Bangladesh’s Constitutional Design (2025)
Book Chapter
Chowdhury, J. (in press). The Failure of Bangladesh’s Constitutional Design. In . N. S. Bui, M. Malagodi, & C. Roberts (Eds.), Asian Comparative Constitutional Law: Volume 3: Constitutional Structure (375-396). Bloomsbury Publishing

At independence in 1971, Bangladesh endorsed the Westminster parliamentary system. The choice was influenced, among others, by a desire to reverse the decades-long suppression by the Pakistani military’s authoritarian presidentialism. However, fifty-... Read More about The Failure of Bangladesh’s Constitutional Design.

Customer-centricity, resilience and flexibility in the legal services sector (2025)
Thesis
Pepperell, B. (2025). Customer-centricity, resilience and flexibility in the legal services sector. (Thesis). University of Hull. https://hull-repository.worktribe.com/output/5087937

The aim of this thesis is to identify and investigate the disconnect between contemporary client expectations and law firms’ current ability to deliver on those expectations, in the context of a chronically underfunded justice system.
It goes on to... Read More about Customer-centricity, resilience and flexibility in the legal services sector.

Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goal 6 in Nigeria: Lessons from Bangladesh’s ‘Nature Based Solution’ Approach (2025)
Journal Article
Falade, O. D., & Chowdhury, J. (2025). Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goal 6 in Nigeria: Lessons from Bangladesh’s ‘Nature Based Solution’ Approach. University of Asia Pacific Journal of Law & Policy, 9(1), 1-23

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) No. 6 is about ensuring adequate and quality water for all by 2030. However, there are concerns that Nigeria will not achieve SDG 6 as its efforts to ensure quality water have proved abortive. Nig... Read More about Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goal 6 in Nigeria: Lessons from Bangladesh’s ‘Nature Based Solution’ Approach.

Fifty Years of Bangladesh Parliament: A Critical Evaluation (2025)
Book
Chowdhury, J. (2025). Fifty Years of Bangladesh Parliament: A Critical Evaluation. Brill Academic Publishers

This book critically examines the constitutional position and contribution of the Bangladesh Parliament during the fifty years of its existence (1973-2023). Examining the institution through a “Westminster” lens, the book unearths how and why it beha... Read More about Fifty Years of Bangladesh Parliament: A Critical Evaluation.

The Emerging Legal Framework for Ecological Restoration under International Environmental Law (2024)
Book Chapter
Nsoh, W., & Muzan, M. (2024). The Emerging Legal Framework for Ecological Restoration under International Environmental Law. In R. C. Brears, & J. Lindley (Eds.), The Palgrave Handbook on Environmental Policy and Law. Palgrave Macmillan (part of Springer Nature). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-30231-2

Ecological restoration has only become legal as an international environmental law (IEL) obligation within the last half-century. However, the practice of ecological restoration is not an entirely new phenomenon historically. The evolution of the int... Read More about The Emerging Legal Framework for Ecological Restoration under International Environmental Law.

Procedural justice and the right to a fair trial in Pakistan (2024)
Thesis
Abbas, M. (2024). Procedural justice and the right to a fair trial in Pakistan. (Thesis). University of Hull. https://hull-repository.worktribe.com/output/4920507

The study examines how the current tapestry of procedural justice in Pakistan is contrary to the principles of fair trial, as envisaged by Article 10-A of the Constitution of Pakistan, read with Article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and P... Read More about Procedural justice and the right to a fair trial in Pakistan.