Research
Dundee Law School has a flourishing and supportive research environment in which staff, students and researchers are encouraged to workshop their ideas. All staff in the Law School are expected to be research active and the range of research activity is wide.
Current interests and activities cover a wide variety of research traditions that include black letter, comparative, philisophical, socio-legal, interdisciplinary and historical approaches to the study of law across a range of subject areas.
Staff bring wide experience from a range of jurisdictions. The research strengths of the School were recognised in the results of the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise.
Dundee was one of only two law schools in the United Kingdom to achieve a 100% international standard classification, with half of our research being graded internationally excellent or world leading.
Latest Publications for 2012
- Transitional Justice and Rule of Law Reform: Dilemmas for Policy Makers, Routledge Cavendish
- The Governing Law of Companies in EU Law, Hart Publishing, Oxford
- Global Harmony and the Rule of Law: Proceedings of the 24th World Congress of the International Association of Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Beijing 2009. Volume I, Franz Steiner Verlag
- Human Rights, Language and Law: Proceedings of the 24th World Congress of the International Association of Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Beijing 2009. Volume II, Franz Steiner Verlag
- Articles 47 - 52 in European Commentaries on Private International Law. Brussels II bis Regulation., Sellier, Munchen
- The public-ness of development in the World Trade Organisation in The Public in Law, Ashgate
- Biofuels, Food Security and the WTO Agreement on Agriculture in Research Handbook On The WTO Agriculture Agreement, Edward Elgar
- Global Justice Disembedded The Potential of Socio-Legal Theory and Practice in Socio-Legal Approaches to International Economic Law: text, context, subtext, Routledge
- The production of normativity: A comparison of reporting regimes in Spain and the UK, 37 Accounting, Organizations and Society
- Sins of the father? The 'sons of Cadder', 5 Criminal Law Review
- The Ambiguities of Transitional Narrative in The Porcupine by Julian Barnes , 24(2) Cardozo Journal of Law and Literature
- Lay Criminal Courts in Scotland - justifications for, and origins of, the new JP Court, (2012) 16 Edinburgh Law Review
- The Principled Imperative to Recognise Same-Sex Unions in the EU, Journal of Private International Law
- Aviation and emissions trading in the EU: A flight of fancy or compatible with international law?, 39 Ecology Law Currents
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