• The defence of illegality in private law 

  Tamblyn, N (Springer, 6 October 2021)

  The defence of illegality is invoked across private law, but has a reputation for being confused. This article argues that the defence can be rendered intelligible and sharply focused by understanding its underlying ...

• The Chinese Credit Rating Industry: Internationalisation, Challenges and Reforms 

  Bush, C (Elsevier / Temple University, 30 September 2021)

  Chinese credit rating agencies play a key role in China’s economic reforms and the modernisation of the Chinese bond markets at a time when the Chinese bond market holds the second largest position in the world. This article ...

• Commanders-in-chief beyond the border: analysing the powers of heads of state in Northern American federalism 

  De Melo Cartaxo, T (De Gruyter, 28 August 2017)

  Canada and the United States of America are examples of how two constitutional systems in the same region may adopt substantially different solutions in respect of the powers of the head of state. While the United States ...

• Environmental subsidiarity in the EU: or halfway to green federalism? 

  de Melo Cartaxo, T (De Gruyter, 1 September 2018)

  Environmental protection and sustainable development are competences that the EU is entitled to integrate into the definition and implementation of its policies. However, shared competences in these areas are still a ...

• Covid-19 health status certificates: Policy recommendations on data privacy and human rights 

  Beduschi, A (University of Exeter College of Social Sciences and International Studies, 31 August 2021)

  Key findings and recommendations This report uses Covid-19 health status certificates as an all-encompassing term, referring to the digital and paper-based certificates that, combined with identity verification, allow ...

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