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Working Paper Series 2025

No. 477/2025: Roger Cotterrell - Five Socio-Legal Profiles.
No. 476/2025: Roger Cotterrell - New Meanings for an Old Debate.
No. 475/2025: Matthew Bolton - Anti-Zionism as 'Protected Belief': The case of David Miller.
No. 474/2025: Ratna Kapur - From Necropolitics to Piety: TWAIL and the ‘Other’ Subject of Human Rights.
No. 473/2025: M. Mohsin Alam Bhat and Arushi Gupta - Citizenship on Trial: Suspicion, Silence and Majoritarian Legality.
No. 472/2025: Raul Madden - The Dignity of Legal Education vs Artificial Intelligence in Australian Law Schools.
No. 470/2025: Duncan Matthews and Hanna Ostapenko - The Patent Governance of Agricultural Genome Editing: An Expert Report).
No. 471/2025: Malgosia Fitzmaurice - Principles of International Environmental Law: It Is Not How They Are Named That Matters but How They Function.
No. 469/2025: Jonathan Griffiths - The (Surprisingly Undramatic) Impact of Brexit on United Kingdom Copyright Law.
No. 467/2025: Eric Heinze - Public Protest in Jeopardy: The Limits of Positive Free Speech Rights.
No. 468/2025: Jonathan Griffiths - “Property in What?” – Goodwill, Unregistered Marks and the Law of Passing Off.
No. 465/2025: Duncan Matthews and Hanna Ostapenko - The Patent Governance of Agricultural Genome Editing: An Expert Report.
No. 466/2025: Noam Gur - Exclusion, Weighing, and Overridable Dispositions: A Response to Four Reviews.
No. 464/2025: Ratna Kapur - Under the Shadow of ‘the Bullet’: TWAIL Reflections on the ‘Worth’ of War and Peace.
No. 463/2025: Eric Heinze - Free Speech as a Prerequisite for All Other Rights.
No. 462/2025: Eric Heinze - How we Should—and Shouldn’t—Ban Extremist Speech.
No. 459/2025: Hans Lindahl - Collective Self-Legislation: Reconfiguring Global Legal Education Amid Catastrophic Environmental Degradation.
No. 457/2025: Jasem Tarawneh and Nicolette Butler - Report of Roundtable Discussion: The Scrutiny of International Agreements in the UK.
No. 458/2025: Nicolette Butler and Jasem Tarawneh - Report of Expert Panel Discussion on "Environmental Goods and Services - Unlocking the Full Potential".
No. 456/2025: Tanzil Chowdhury - Toward a Historical Materialist Account of British Constitutional Change.
No. 455/2025: Hans Lindahl - Foreword to the Japanese Translation of Fault Lines of Globalization: Legal Order and the Politics of A-Legality.
No. 453/2025: Michaela MacDonald - The Legal Protection of Products and Services Derived from Earth Observation Data in the Cloud Environment
No. 454/2025: M. Mohsin Alam Bhat - Majoritarianism
No. 452/2025: David M Scott - The Challenge of Time.
No. 450/2025: Anthony Catton, Michaela MacDonald, Gaetano Dimita - MTJG London 2023 - The Constitution of the Metaverse: Proto-Metaverses and How Videogames Have Changed Everything.
No. 449/2025: Roger Cotterrell - The Craft of Writing in Legal Scholarship.
No. 448/2025: Roger Cotterrell - In Ehrlich’s Footsteps: Reflections on Method Inspired by a Visit to the Birthplace of Empirical Socio-Legal Research.
No. 447/2025: Garry Gabison and Patrick Xian - Inherent and emergent liability issues in LLM-based agentic systems: a principal-agent perspective.
No. 446/2025: Nicolette Butler and Jasem Tarawneh - The Trade and Environment Nexus: Proposing a Broad Universal Definition of Environmental Services.
No. 443/2025: Gaetano Dimita, Michaela MacDonald and Uma Suthersanen - Response to the Copyright and AI Consultation.
No. 444/2025: Michaela MacDonald - Defining Digital Ownership: Evaluating the Legal Uncertainty of the Property (Digital Assets) Bill.
No. 438/2025: Ratna Kapur - On Violence, Revolution and the Self.
No. 445/2025: Nicolette Butler and Jasem Tarawneh - Advocating a Hybrid Framework for the Multilateral Investment Court: Operationalising the Rule of Law.
No. 435/2025: Ellen Allde - Spectralising Borders: How Women In The Samos Closed Controlled Access Centre Are Kept Distant From The European Rights Regime.