• The Common Ground of Law and Anarchism 

  Tamblyn, NAL (Springer (part of Springer Nature), 30 April 2019)

  Anarchism often sets itself against the law. However, the alternative vision advanced by anarchism faces theoretical problems. Further, case studies of anarchist communities reveal practical difficulties, and resort to the ...

• Does the EU Commission really hate the US? Understanding the Google decision through competition theory 

  Cole, M (Sweet and Maxwell, 2019)

  This article analyses EU competition law to identify its theoretical influences. It finds that there are two distinct periods. The first, the ‘mono-theoretical period’, is influenced by Ordoliberalism. The second, the ...

• Marriage, dispensation and divorce during the years of Henry VIII's "great matter": a local case study 

  Owen, G; Probert, RJ (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 24 April 2019)

  The legal changes which underpinned Henry VIII’s various marriages, and in particular the dizzying speed with which certain types of marriage were prohibited, and others permitted, in order to validate the union with the ...

• The challenges of developing and implementing a bystander intervention for the prevention of domestic violence and abuse in communities 

  Fenton, RA; Jones, C; Moss, S; et al. (Policy Press, 15 June 2019)

  Bystander intervention is showing promise as a strategy for violence reduction. Following successful preliminary evaluation of The Intervention Initiative (TII), a bystander programme for universities, a Public Health ...

• Vulnerability as a path to a ‘social minimum’: An analysis of ECtHR jurisprudence 

  Kagiaros, D (Hart Publishing, 2019)

  The chapter contributes to a specific dimension of the debate on the ECtHR’s capacity to protect socioeconomic interests. It examines the relationship between the state’s positive obligations in the socioeconomic sphere ...

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