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Ireland v United Kingdom – Forty Years on

This is a talk I gave at King’s in 2016 at a conference on the important Ireland v UK forty years on

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Legal Profession - Resources

  • Centre for the Study of Human Rights
  • Human Rights: The Challenge of Growing Up
  • LSE's Institute of Public Affairs
  • Matrix Chambers

My Books At Amazon

  • Cambridge Companion to Human Rights Law
  • Can Human Rights Survive?: The Hamlyn Lectures 2005
  • Civil Liberties (Clarendon Law)
  • Crime, Social Control and Human Rights: From Moral Panics to States of Denial. Essays in Honour of Stanley Cohen
  • Debating Social Rights
  • Essays On Human Rights And Terrorism
  • Insolvency Practice and Human Rights
  • Liberty and Security
  • On Fantasy Island. Britain, Strasbourg and Human Rights
  • Principles of Human Rights Adjudication
  • Terror
  • The Meanings of Rights

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  • Guardian's Comment is Free – My Contributions
  • On Fantasy Island web site
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