• Deciding in dementia: the possibilities and limits of supported decision-making 

  Donnelly, Mary (Elsevier, 2019-07-17)

  Individuals and societies have interacted with people with dementia in different ways for as long as the condition has existed. Sometimes this has involved support; sometimes exploitation; and sometimes something in between. ...
• Responding to adolescent mental health difficulties: Irish law through a gendered lens 

  Donnelly, Mary (Elsevier, 2019-07-02)
• 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 ...
• Moral hazard, path dependency, and failing franchisors: mitigating franchisee risk through participation 

  Gant, Jennnifer L. L.; Buchan, Jenny (Sage Publications, 2019-04-01)

  Employment relations are well understood. Business format franchising is a newer and rapidly evolving business expansion formula, also providing employment. This article compares the fates of employees and franchisees in ...

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