• Sustainably reconciling offshore renewable energy developments with Natura 2000 sites: an adaptive management framework 

  Le Lievre, Celia (University College Cork, 2019)

  This thesis investigates how the ecosystem-based principles of resilience and adaptive management can be best implemented under the appropriate assessment of the Habitats Directive to reconcile the increasing demand for ...
• Science, law and the administration of justice in Irish criminal process: expectations, role and disconnect 

  Moroney, Eimear Marie (University College Cork, 2018)

  Recourse to forensic capabilities is on an upward trajectory; yet, concurrently, international scandals have brought the fallibility of forensic science into sharp focus. As such, this thesis explores forensic science’s ...
• Gemeinschaft as the lynchpin of multilateralism: world order and the challenge of multipolarity 

  Butler, Seán (Royal Irish Academy, 2018)

  This paper seeks to understand the impact of the ongoing shifts in global politics upon the operation of international law. Specifically, it examines how a re-configuration of global political power from a ‘unipolar’ system ...
• Health research, consent and the GDPR exemption 

  Donnelly, Mary; McDonagh, Maeve (Brill Academic Publishers, 2019-04-24)

  This article analyses the balance which the GDPR strikes between two important social values: protecting personal health data and facilitating health research through the lens of the consent requirement and the research ...
• A critical analysis of the right to liberty of persons with psychosocial disabilities under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the European Convention on Human Rights 

  Doyle Guilloud, Suzanne (University College Cork, 2019)

  This thesis undertakes a critical analysis of the right to liberty of persons with psychosocial disabilities as contained within Article 14 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and Article ...

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