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ISSUES
Volume 2 - 2014
NOTE FROM EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Eimile D. Stokes
NOTE FROM FEATURED PROFESSOR
Malcolm D. Evans, OBE, Professor of Public International Law
THE UPHEAVAL OF NATIONAL MECHANISMS REGARDING THE EXECUTIVE REMUNERATION IN LISTED COMPANIES - LOOKING AT FRENCH, UL AND EUROPE-WIDE RULES ON SAY ON PAY
Tania Barton, Hugo Bodkin, Jean-Marie Pedron
(2014) II The Bristol Law Review 11-26
USING THE EXAMPLES OF CORPORATE MANSLAUGHTER AND/OR CORPORATE LIABILITY FOR BRIBERY, DISCUSS SHINER'S OBSERVATION THAT "IT MAY SEEM AS THOUGH A STUDY OF CRIMINALISATION AND CRIMINALITY IS A STUDY OF ACTORS AND ACTIONS THE OUTER LIMITS OF WHICH ARE SET BY LEGAL DOCTRINE, BY LEGAL DEFINITION. BUT THIS IS NOT SO."
Liam Boylan
(2014) II The Bristol Law Review 27-36
CASE COMMENT: SIMS V DACORUM BOROUGH COUNCIL AT THE SUPREME COURT
Lewis Graham
(2014) II The Bristol Law Review 37-41
DISCUSS THE PROPOSITION THAT ENGLISH LAW IS GENERALLY RELUCTANT TO PERMIT THE RECOVERY OF NEGLIGENTLY INFLICTED PURE ECONOMIC LOSS
Oliver J. Whitehead
(2014) II The Bristol Law Review 42-50
A DOCTRINE OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY RECONCILED WITH THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS:A PROPOSAL FOR THE CODIFICATION OF A DOCTRINE OF HUMANITARIAN INTERVENETION
Iyinoluwa Osundun
(2014) II The Bristol Law Review 51-84
LIABILITY IN THE ABSENCE OF FAULT: CAN THE DOCTRINE OF VICARIOUS LIABILITY BE THEORETICALLY JUSTIFIED
Tom Deam
(2014) II The Bristol Law Review 85-106
DO ENGLISH LAW, HAGUE-VISBY RULES AND ROTTERDAM RULES PROVIDE ADEQUATE LEGAL FRAMEWORKS REGARDING THE CARRIAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS?
Armandos Lestos
(2014) II The Bristol Law Review 107-141
THWARTING INTERNATIONAL LAW: THE WALL
Meera Chander
(2014) II The Bristol Law Review 142-150
SHOULD THE STUDY OF MEN RATHER THAN WOMEN BE THE FOCUS OF FEMINIST LEGAL SCHOLARS' WORK IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Lara Conlan
(2014) II The Bristol Law Review 151-163
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