• Migrant domestic workers and continuums of exploitation: beyond the limits of antitrafficking laws 

  Mullally, Siobhán (Cambridge University Press, 2018)
• The right of access to environmental information and legal transplant theory: Lessons from London and Beijing 

  Whittaker, Sean (Cambridge University Press (CUP), 2017-05-23)

  This article analyzes the potential for legal transplant theory to strengthen the legal regimes that guarantee the right of access to environmental information in England and China. Guaranteed by the Aarhus Convention on ...
• Developing a legal framework for advance healthcare planning: Comparing England & Wales and Ireland 

  Donnelly, Mary (Brill Academic Publishers, 2017-01)

  This article examines the legislative frameworks for advance healthcare planning in England & Wales (the Mental Capacity Act 2005) and in Ireland (the Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015), undertaking a comparative ...
• Rebels with a cause, folk devils without a panic: Press jingoism, policing tactics and anti-capitalist protests in London and Prague 

  Donson, Fiona; Chesters, Graeme; Welsh, Ian; Tickle, Andrew (New University Press (NUP), flashmousepublishing ltd., 2004-01)

  This paper examines whether anti-capitalist political activists are (mis)constructed as ‘folk devils’, through an examination of media coverage in the UK and Czech Republic. The construction, of such protestors, as violent ...
• Weighing in the balance: Reflections on the sentencing process from a children's rights perspective 

  Donson, Fiona; Parkes, Aisling (Sage Publications, 2016-09-14)

  A substantial body of research now exists indicating that parental imprisonment can produce multiple negative effects on dependent children. While the criminal justice system can respond to this post-imprisonment through ...

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