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Delighted that my full length Book Review Article of @AileenFKavanagh "The Collaborative Constitution" is now available Open Access on NILQ: nilq.qub.ac.uk/index.php/nil… - no need to have read the book to follow the core argument. Dedicated to the memory of Professor Conor Gearty.
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Excellent review article by Dr @RobertCraig3 on The Collaborative Constitution (@CUP_Law 2023) on advance access in the @NILegalQ. Well worth a read. Fascinating reflections on the nature of conventions in the UK constitutional order. Thanks for the acute engagement, Robert!
Delighted that my full length Book Review Article of @AileenFKavanagh "The Collaborative Constitution" is now available Open Access on NILQ: nilq.qub.ac.uk/index.php/nil… - no need to have read the book to follow the core argument. Dedicated to the memory of Professor Conor Gearty.
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Celebrating 50 years of law @UniRDG_Law @UniRdg_Alumni @UniofReading with presentation by VC Robert Van de Noort of commemoration of Special Issue of @NILegalQ in honour of Emeritus Professor Chris Newdick. Available open access: nilq.qub.ac.uk/index.php/nil…
We are delighted to publish the 9th article in our Reflections on Writing series.
Thanks so much to Sylvia de Mars for her efforts at such a very busy time of year!
Full open access article: doi.org/10.53386/nilq.v76iRS…
Series: doi.org/10.53386/nilq.v76iRS
The 11th piece in our Reflections on Writing series is extra special.
Nicola Lacey @LSELaw meditates on 45 years of writing by highlighting key projects, and describing the hurdles of peer review, loneliness, co-writing and self-doubt.
doi.org/10.53386/nilq.v76iRS…
Emily Jackson @LSELaw shares her reflections on writing: why, how and when.
This is the 12th contribution to the series.
Many thanks to Emily for her thoughts.
Article: doi.org/10.53386/nilq.v76iRS…
We are delighted to participate in @SLSA_UK’s journal’s initiative!
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Today is Empathy Day!
Which law book has helped grow your empathy the most?
Grow your empathy, one book at a time 🪴📚
To mark Empathy Day, Libraries NI is shining a light on books that help us see the world through different eyes.
Discover titles that foster compassion and conversation on our website 👉 tinyurl.com/twlni-EmpathyRea…
ALT Book graphic for Empathy Day with covers including Kwame Alexander, Tom Palmer and many more
If you haven’t had a chance yet, you might want to take a look at our recent special issue ⬇️.
It’s entirely free to view and download!
Happy reading!
Our latest special issue is very special indeed!
It is a collection of papers carefully edited by Thérèse Callus in honour of Chris Newdick @UniRDG_Law’s contributions to the academy.
All available open access ⬇️!
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Our latest special issue is very special indeed!
It is a collection of papers carefully edited by Thérèse Callus in honour of Chris Newdick @UniRDG_Law’s contributions to the academy.
All available open access ⬇️!
We are delighted to publish our latest issue - an open access very special issue in honour of Chris Newdick @ReadingLaw
Thanks to everyone who made this issue possible!
Reposts to follow, but for now, here are the individual pieces.
We are delighted to publish our latest issue - an open access very special issue in honour of Chris Newdick @ReadingLaw
Thanks to everyone who made this issue possible!
Reposts to follow, but for now, here are the individual pieces.
