Publications
Selected publications
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David Barrett, Regulating Socio-Economic Inequality: Utilising A Human Rights and Equality Law Framework (Hart 2027, in print)
David Barrett, 'Implementation Behaviours and a Strength-Based Approach to Equality and Human Rights Implementation' (2023) Industrial Law Journal 370
Christine Bicknell, ‘The United Kingdom’s reception of International Human Rights Norms and its status as a liberal democracy’ in Michael Lane, Nina Hart and Dane Luo (eds), The United Kingdom and International Law: Contemporary Challenges and Opportunities, (Routledge – 2026 in press.)
Christine Bicknell, ‘The Burden of Proof in the European Court of Human Rights Proceedings Involving EU Law After the EU’s Accession to the ECHR’, (2025) Lex&Forum 309-332
Christine Bicknell, ‘International Law in Human Rights Cases before the UK Courts’, Exeter Centre for International Law Working Paper 2024/1
Christine Bicknell, ‘Solitary Confinement of Juveniles in Europe’, in Clara Burbano Herrera and Yves Haeck (eds) Human Right Behind Bars (Springer 2022)
Christine Bicknell, ‘Same Tools used Differently: The Preventive Potential of the European Arrest Warrant against Inhuman Treatment’, (2020) European Human Rights Law Review 624-639
Christine Bicknell, M D Evans, R Morgan, Preventing Torture in Europe (Strasbourg, Council of Europe Publishing 2018)
Faye Bird, 'The Security Council's Women, peace and security agenda meets global women's rights: mapping the opportunities and dangers for international legal feminisms' in Jayne Huckerby and Farnush Ghadery (eds) Research Handbook on Gender and Human Rights (2027, forthcoming with Edward Elgar)
Faye Bird, 'The separation of the Chagos Archipelago and the pervasiveness of state consent in international law: a feminist analysis' (2026) 14 Feminists@law, forthcoming
Faye Bird, ‘Is this a Time of Beautiful Chaos?’: Reflecting on International Feminist Legal Methods,’ (2020) Feminist Legal Studies 28(2):179-203.
Catherine Dupré, ‘Dignity and Democracy’ in E Daly (ed), Edward Elgar Research Agenda on Human Dignity and the Law (Edward Elgar, 2025) 29-43
Catherine Dupré, ‘Hungary’s Attacks on Human Dignity: Article 2 TEU and the Foundations of Democracy in the European Union’, (2024) European Law Journal, 260-283
Daniel Bedford, Catherine Dupré, Gábor Halmai and Panos Kapotas (eds), Human Dignity and Democracy in Europe: Synergies, Tensions, Crises, (Edward Elgar 2022)
Ágúst Thór Árnason and Catherine Dupré (eds), Icelandic Constitutional Reform: People, Processes, Politics (Routledge, 2020) 265 pages.
Catherine Dupré, The Age of Dignity: Human Rights and Constitutionalism in Europe (Bloomsbury/Hart, 2015)
Eugénie Duval, Participation et démocratie représentative. Analyse juridique du cas français, L’Harmattan, 2023, 556 p.
Eugénie Duval, “L’élection et le statut des députés européens. Quelles perspectives pour un droit électoral et parlementaire pour l’Union ?”, in Laurence Potvin-Solis (dir.), Le principe électif dans l’Union européenne, Bruylant, 2021, pp. 343-359.
Eugénie Duval, “Vol retour sur la consultation relative au projet d’aéroport de Notre-Dame-des-Landes”, La Revue des droits de l’homme, 2016, [https://journals.openedition.org/revdh/2519].
Eugénie Duval, “Urbanisme et participation”, [co-authored with Anne-Sophie Denolle], Cahiers de la recherche sur les droits fondamentaux, 2016, n° 14, pp. 31-39, [available on https://journals.openedition.org/crdf/585].
Eugénie Duval, “La participation du citoyen à la prise de décision au sein de l’Union : une (dés)illusion ?”, in Michel Catala, Stanislas Jeannesson, Anne-Sophie Gourdin-Lamblin (dir.), L’Europe des citoyens et la citoyenneté européenne. Evolutions, Limites et perspectives, Peter Lang, 2016, pp. 287-302.
Caroline Fournet, ‘Accounting for the Uncounted – The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia’s Approach to Counting Victims of Atrocities’ in Carole McCartney and Aaron Amankwaa (eds), Research Handbook on Forensic Science & Criminal Justice (in press, Edward Elgar Publishing 2027)
Caroline Fournet, ‘France’ in Lachezar Yanev and Harmen van der Wilt (eds), Universal Jurisdiction over Core International Crimes: Law & Practice (Edward Elgar Publishing 2025)
Mark Drumbl and Caroline Fournet (eds), Sights, Sounds, and Sensibilities of Atrocity Prosecutions (Brill / Nijhoff Publishers 2024)
Caroline Fournet and Adina-Loredana Nistor, ‘Death and the challenges of distant affectivity: liminal narratives at the International Criminal Court’ in Imogen Jones and Marc Trabsky (eds), Routledge Handbook of Law and Death (Routledge 2024)
Caroline Fournet, ‘Standing the Test of Time: The Dynamic Interpretation of the Genocide Convention’ in Paul Behrens (ed), Contemporary Challenges to Criminal Justice. Liber Amicorum for Ralph Henham (Hart Publishing 2023)
Raphaël Girard, Populism and Courts in an Age of Constitutional Impatience: Judges vs the People (Hart Publishing 2026)
Raphaël Girard, ‘Populism, Executive Power, and “Constitutional Impatience”: Courts as Institutional Stabilisers in the United Kingdom’ (2022) 8(1) Constitutional Studies 35
Raphaël Girard and David Vitale, ‘Public Trust and the Populist Leader: A Theoretical Argument’ (2022) 11(3) Global Constitutionalism 548
Raphaël Girard, ‘Accountability, Populism and Expertise: The United Kingdom Government’s Response to Covid-19’ (2021) Public Law 707
Raphaël Girard, ‘Le constitutionnalisme autoritaire’ in Vanessa Barbé and Basile Ridard (eds), Les nouveaux constitutionnalismes (L’Épitoge 2026) (forthcoming)
George Jain A, Henckaerts J-M, Mačák K, Orkin M, Policinski E and Pollard M, ‘A Thematic Overview of the Updated ICRC Commentary on Geneva Convention IV’ (2026) International Review of the Red Cross (advance online publication)
George Jain A, Henckaerts J-M, Hiemstra H, Mačák K, Orkin M, Policinski E and Pollard M, ‘The Updated ICRC Commentary on Geneva Convention IV: Bringing Civilian Protection into the Twenty-First Century’ (2026) International Review of the Red Cross (advance online publication)
Mačák K and Policinski E, ‘The Object and Purpose of the Fourth Geneva Convention’ in Pejic J and Kotlik M (eds), Civilian Protection in Armed Conflict (OUP 2025)
Mačák K and Policinski E, ‘In Pursuit of a Treaty’s Soul: A Study of the Object and Purpose of the Fourth Geneva Convention’ (2024) 73 International and Comparative Law Quarterly 385
Mačák K, ‘Will the Centre Hold? Countering the Erosion of the Principle of Distinction on the Digital Battlefield’ (2023) 105 International Review of the Red Cross 965
Anil, Matoo, ‘Learning from Heraclitus to Better Understand Genocidal Regimes', (2023) 2(2), Law and Humanities Quarterly Reviews, 64-77
Anil, Matoo, 'The Interpretation of Biblical Law and the Salem Witch Trials', (2024) Birmingham Law Review, Issue I, 20-23
Stephen Skinner, ‘Subversion and the Special Tribunal for the Defence of the State in Fascist Italy, 1927-8’ (2026) 65 (1-2) American Journal of Legal History 93-114
Stephen Skinner, ‘Fault Lines in the Rule of Law: Europe’s Present and the Presence of its Past’ (2024) 20 International Journal of Law in Context 133-151
Stephen Skinner, ‘Enhancing State Accountability for Police Use of Lethal Force: Global Monitoring and Comparative Benchmarking’ (2024) 18 Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 1-8
Stephen Skinner, ‘Identifying Dangers to Democracy: Fascism, the Rule of Law and the Relevance of History’, in D. Giannoulopoulos & Y. McDermott (eds), Judicial Independence Under Threat (British Academy, 2022) 160-178
Stephen Skinner, Lethal Force, the Right to Life and the ECHR: Narratives of Death and Democracy (Hart, 2019)
Rebecca Smyth, Abortion and Human Rights in El Salvador (in print, University of California Press, 2026)
Rebecca Smyth, ‘Reproductive Citizenship’ (2024) 50 Signs 189
Rebecca Smyth, ‘Abortion Exceptionalism in International Human Rights Law’ (2024) 46 Human Rights Quarterly 671