• The transportation of bigamists in early nineteenth-century England and Wales 

  Probert, RJ; D'Arcy-Brown, L (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2019)

  Between 1795 and 1853, over 250 men and women were sentenced to transportation for committing the crime of bigamy. This harsh treatment is at odds with the assumption that the sentences handed down to bigamists were generally ...

• Right to health in GATS: can the public health exception pave the way for complementarity? 

  Gola, S (PEPA/SIEL Conference, 31 May 2019)

  International trade in the healthcare services came to be acknowledged with the inclusion of health related and social services in General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS). Although public services are excluded, Members ...

• Valuing labour: The interaction of law and informal norms in UK agriculture 

  Lord, P (University of Oxford, 1 August 2019)

• Will the imaginary active consumers please stand up? Case note to Walbusch Walter Busch (C-430/17) 

  Luzak, J (SAGE Publications, 1 August 2019)

  The questions posed to the Court of Justice of the EU in the recent case of Walbusch Walter Busch asked what qualifies as the means of communication with a limited space or time to display the information and how detailed ...

• Fair pay/play in the UK voice-over industries: a survey of 200+ voice-overs 

  Pavis, MGA; Tulti, H; Pye, J (Centre for Science, Culture and the Law, University of Exeter, 17 July 2019)

  The emergence of online peer-to-peer recruitment platforms, which have introduced Uber-like business models for the commissioning of creative content, brings both threats and opportunities to the UK creative economy. This ...

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