The Currency of Freedom

Multicultural Jurisprudence: Comparative Perspectives on the Cultural Defense



Satisfying Claims? Money, Tort, and ‘Consumer Society’

Book review: Honour, Violence, Women and Islam

How Sensible is the Left-wing Criticism of Money, Exchange and Contract?



Book review: Public Law after the Human Rights Act

Book review: After Sovereignty: On the Question of Political Beginnings

Girl Interrupted: Citizenship and the Irish Hijab Debate

This article discusses the case of Shekinah Egan, an Irish Muslim girl who asked to be allowed to wear the hijab to school. It traces the media and government response to her demand, and frames that demand as a citizenship claim. It focuses in [...]

The Currency of Freedom?

Ensuring that Others Behave Responsibly: Giddens, Governance, and Human Rights Law

Governance produces a complex landscape of public power that state authorities have to take account of when discharging their duties under international human rights law. A traditional model of human rights law views the state as the primary [...]