School of Law: Recent submissions
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A Case Study of Well-Known Trademarks in the Gulf Cooperation Council States: Challenges for Foreign Mark Holders
The article examines the gaps that exist in the Gulf Cooperation Council states' harmonisation of their Intellectual Property (IP) laws with those of the greater international community. It provides an analytical insight ... -
Trademark Enforcement within the European Union: The Development of Provisions Concerning Counterfeit Goods in Transit
(2014-03-24)The article aims to examine the legal situation relating to counterfeit goods in transit and the responsibilities of intermediaries in the transport of such goods within the European Union (EU). Reference will be made to ... -
TRIPS and the Rise of Counterfeiting: A Comparative Examination of Trademark Protection and Border Measures in the European Union and the Gulf Cooperation Council
(2016-08-01)n 1995 the World Trade Organization’s TRIPS Agreement came into effect, extending minimum standards of protection to intellectual property rights (IPRs) in the European Union and the Gulf Cooperation Council States. The ... -
An open letter to The BMJ editors on qualitative research
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THE PATIENT MOBILITY DIRECTIVE AND THE MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF PRESCRIPTIONS IN THE EU: A CAUSE FOR CONCERN FOR PATIENTS AND PHARMACISTS ALIKE?
(International Centre of Medicine and Law, 2016-03-31)The law on mutual recognition of prescriptions in the EU has been codified in two recent EU Directives, the Patient Mobility Directive, and the Implementing Directive. The objective is to improve access to medicines abroad ... -
Legal Argumentation: A Sociological Account
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Bubbles, Taxes, and Interests: Another History of Insurance Law, 1720-1825
Insurance law in the eighteenth century is often seen as a perfect illustration of the way commercial law emerged from a relationship between the judges and the merchants, with Lord Mansfield at the centre, drawing on ... -
Can two wrongs make a right? Reconsidering minimum resale price maintenance in the light of Allianz Hungária
(2015-09-01)Minimum resale price maintenance (RPM) agreements constitute hard-core vertical restraints and are treated as object restrictions in EU competition law. This article suggests that the time may have come where this approach ... -
Systematising Systemic Integration
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Touchstones: Editorial Introduction 23(2)
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Three Landmark Feminist Legal Texts: Personal and Political
(Taylor & Francis, 2015-06-01)