• New approaches for international water resources 

  McIntyre, Owen (IOS Press, 2021-05-21)

  As a body of rules and a basis for inter-State cooperative practice, international water law suffers from certain important shortcomings. Most significantly, it is characterised by substantive normative indeterminacy, and ...
• Application of the paternalism principle to constitutional rights: Mental health case-law in Ireland 

  Whelan, Darius (Brill Academic Publishers, 2021-06-11)

  In adjudicating on matters relating to fundamental constitutional or human rights, courts make important statements about the principles which apply. The principles articulated will have a profound impact on the outcomes ...
• Mapping austerity-based 'Crisis Law' before the European Court of Human Rights: an exploration of the impact of the court's interpretive ethic upon its derived legitimacy 

  Williams, Samantha (University College Cork, 2020-12-23)

  This thesis maps the approach of the European Court of Human Rights to ‘Crisis Law’ or austerity-based case-law. In tracking the development of this Crisis Law, a full analysis of how the Court has responded to such claims ...
• The origins of a flawed monetary paradigm in Europe: recurring patterns, regressive repercussions and the role of law 

  Ball, Michael (University College Cork, 2020-09-22)

  The financial and Eurozone crises represented the culmination of approximately forty years of neoliberal economic policies. The financialised economic environment facilitated an unprecedented flow of capital and an ...
• Brexit on the island of Ireland: beyond unique circumstances 

  Schiek, Dagmar (School of Law, Queen's University Belfast, 2018-09-09)

  This article offers an original analysis of Ireland’s and the UK’s common EU membership in the light of Brexit, identifies socio-economic decline and threats to the functionality of the Good Friday Agreement as decisive ...

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