• THE NEW THINGS: PROPERTY RIGHTS IN DIGITAL FILES? 

  Michels, JD; Millard, C

  <jats:title>Abstract</jats:title> <jats:p>This paper looks at the property status of digital files, such as electronic documents, under English law. We argue that, while mere information is rightly not considered property, ...

• Returning home empty handed: Examining how COVID-19 exacerbates the non-payment of temporary migrant workers’ wages 

  Foley, L; Piper, N (2021-12-01)

  The crisis unleashed by COVID-19 has profoundly impacted the world of work, with many workers losing their jobs or with insufficient safety measures in place for those still in work. Migrant workers are among the precarious ...

• Global partnerships in governing labour migration: the uneasy relationship between the ILO and IOM in the promotion of decent work for migrants 

  Piper, N; Foley, L (2021-07-27)

• Temporary labour migration in Asia: The transnationality-precarity nexus 

  Piper, N (2022-02-16)

• The International Labour Organisation as nodal player on the pitch of networked governance: Shifting the goalposts for migrant workers in Qatar 

  Piper, N (2022-03-31)

• The Inventive Step Requirement and the Rise of the AI Machines 

  Shemtov, N; Gabison, G

  This Chapter investigates the future of the inventive-step requirements for patents as Artificial Intelligence becomes a more common tool of invention making processes . While the statutory language on inventive-step may ...

• Governing regional migration from the 'bottom-up': a nodal approach to the role of transnational activist networks in Asia 

  Piper, N; Rother, S (2021-11-17)

• Regions and global migration governance: perspectives 'from above', 'from below' and 'from beyond' INTRODUCTION 

  Lavenex, S; Piper, N (2021-11-17)

• Legal and Regulatory Implications of Disruptive Technologies in Emerging Market Economies 

  Christou, TA; Walden, I (2018-01-01)

• Digital Contact Tracing for the COVID-19 Epidemic: A Business and Human Rights Perspective 

  Christou, TA; Sacco, MP; Scheltema, M; Bana, A (2020-01-01)

• Transnational Law and Feminist Legal Theory 

  Kapur, R (Oxford University Press, 2021-05-21)

  I examine the relationship between transnational law (TL) and feminist legal theory (FLT), focussing on the specific historical and political trajectories advanced by FLT in the transnational context and how they influence ...

• BOOK REVIEW: Nomi Claire Lazar, out of Joint: Power, Crisis and the Rhetoric of Time (Yale University Press 2019), pp. 264 

  Chowdhury, T (2021-01-25)

• Access to CRISPR Genome Editing Technologies: Patents, Human Rights and the Public Interest 

  Matthews, D (2021-10-28)

• Balancing Innovation, ‘Ordre Public’ and Morality in Human Germline Editing: A Call for More Nuanced Approaches in Patent Law 

  Matthews, D; Minssen, T; Nordberg, A (2022-04-08)

• The Covid-19 Pandemic: Lessons for the European Patent System 

  MATTHEWS, D (Sweet and Maxwell, 2022-03-25)

  Discusses how vaccine development during the coronavirus pandemic highlighted the patent regime's shortcomings and inflexibility in ensuring the fair and just allocation of resources. Suggests improvements to the EU patent ...

• Two Constitutional Cultures, Technological Enforcement and User Creativity: the Impending Collapse of the EU Copyright Regime? 

  Westkamp, G (2021-01-01)

• Social Theory and Legal Theory: Contemporary Interactions 

  Cotterrell, R (2021)

• We Are Making a New World 

  Roele, I (Routledge, 2021)

  This Handbook brings together 40 of the world&#39;s leading scholars and rising stars who study international law from disciplines in the humanities - from history to literature, philosophy to the visual arts - to showcase ...

• Derechos humanos y la pandemia del Covid-19 en el Reino Unido 

  Amos, M (2022-02-09)

• The Escalating Crisis of Health and Safety Law Enforcement in Great Britain: What Does Brexit Mean? 

  Moretta, A; Tombs, S; Whyte, D (2022-03)

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