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Publications

Nationality and Borders Bill: A Rule of Law Analysis of Clauses 9 and 11

Ronan Cormacain | 26th January 2022

Nationality and Borders Bill: A Rule of Law Analysis of Clauses 9 and…

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Government Amendments to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill: A Rule of Law Analysis

Katie Lines | 14th January 2022

Executive summary On 15 November 2021, the Government introduced 18 pages…

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Rebalancing Upstream and Downstream Scrutiny of Government during National Emergencies

27th November 2021

This report forms part of the project The Role of Good Governance and…

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Rule of Law and Good Governance Principles Applicable to Data-Driven Responses to Public Health Emergencies

Jean-Pierre Gauci, Jan van Zyl Smit | 27th November 2021

This report forms part of the project The Role of Good Governance and…

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Global Health Governance: The Legal Duty of States to Cooperate in the Fight Against Pandemic Disease

Constantinos Yiallourides | 26th November 2021

This report forms part of the project The Role of Good Governance…

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Roadmap for Reform of International Legal Frameworks to Strengthen Cooperation in Responses to Public Health Emergencies

Jean-Pierre Gauci, Irene Pietropaoli, Jan van Zyl Smit, Constantinos Yiallourides | 26th November 2021

This report forms part of the project The Role of Good Governance and…

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Rapid Evidence Review of Data-driven Responses to Public Health Emergencies

Lilian Edwards, Keri Grieman, Emma Irving, Irene Pietropaoli | 26th November 2021

This report forms part of the project The Role of Good Governance and…

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‘No jab, no job’? Employment law and mandatory vaccination requirements in the UK

Lilian Edwards, Keri Grieman | 26th November 2021

This report forms part of the project The Role of Good Governance and…

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‘Venue Check-In’ or ‘Presence’ Apps

Lilian Edwards, Keri Grieman, Emma Irving | 26th November 2021

This report forms part of the project The Role of Good Governance and…

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Judicial Scrutiny of COVID-19 Regulations in the UK: Addressing Deference to Data-Driven Decision-Making in Human Rights Cases

26th November 2021

This report forms part of the project The Role of Good Governance and…

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