Administrative and Constitutional Law
Constitutional Courts in Hybrid Regimes
Julius shi-rong Yam, supervised by Professor Nicholas Barber
Submitted in 2022
Customary Law and the 1992 Constitution of Ghana: A Comparative Theoretical Study
Maame Abena Siem Mensa-Bonsu, supervised by Professor Nicholas Barber
Submitted in 2022
The Limits of Religious and Cultural Claims in Fundamental Rights Cases: A Judicial Framework
Surabhi Shukla, supervised by Professor Paul Craig
Submitted in 2022
The Case Against (Strong) Rights-Based Judicial Review of Citizen-Initiated Referenda
Steven Spadijer, supervised by Professor Timothy Endicott
Submitted in 2022
A Framework of Good Administration: Protecting Individual Interests and Controlling Public Power
Kalpana Sivabalah, supervised by Professor Rebecca Williams
Submitted in 2021
Constitutional Rights and Private Law: Foundations
Tom Kohavi, supervised by Professor Hugh Collins
Submitted in 2021
A Theory of Reasonableness in Administrative Law
Hasan Dindjer, supervised by Professor Timothy Endicott
Submitted in 2021
The Prerogative and Third Source: A Critical Analysis
Max Harris, supervised by Professor Paul Craig
Submitted in 2020
The normativity of constitutional conventions, with special reference to the UK, USA and Greece
Panagiotis Doudonis, supervised by Professor Paul Yowell
Submitted in 2020
Constitutional Hybridity, the Party-State and Executive-Legislatives Relations in Chinese Polities: China, Hong Kong and Taiwan
Yicong Guo, supervised by Professor Nicholas Barber
Submitted in 2019
Legal Culture, Legality and the Determination of the Grounds of Judicial Review of Administrative Action in England and Australia
Voraphol Malsukhum, supervised by Professor Liz Fisher
Submitted in 2019
The Unwritten Constitution in Britain and China
Ewan Smith, supervised by Professor Nicholas Barber
Submitted in 2019
The Jurisprudence of Constitutional Conflict in the European Union
Ana Bobic, supervised by Professor Angus Johnston
Submitted in 2017
Legal Mosaics: The Post-Mubarak Egyptian Constitutions, their Legal Legacies and Constitutional Heritages
Heather McRobie, supervised by Professor Denis Galligan
Submitted in 2017
Against Monism & In Favour of an Anatomical Approach to Administrative Law
Joanna Bell, supervised by Professor Liz Fisher
Submitted in 2017
Judges, Social Rules and the Constitution: An Empirical Inquiry into the Foundations of South African Law
Nicholas David Friedman, supervised by Professor Denis Galligan
Submitted in 2017
A Crisis of Democratic Accountability: Public Libel Law and the Checking Function of the Press
Randall Stephenson, supervised by Professor Alison Young
Submitted in 2016
Some Main Aspects of State Sovereignty, with Special Reference to the Distinction between External and Internal Sovereignty
Andrea Dolcetti, supervised by Professor John Finnis
Submitted in 2016
The Legal Personality of the Commonwealth of Australia
Sebastian Hartford Davis, supervised by Professor Joshua Getzler
Submitted in 2016
Conceptualising Political Candidacy as a Human Right
Alecia Johns, supervised by Professor Paul Craig
Submitted in 2015
Albanian Law and Nation Building
Eleanor Pritchard, supervised Professor Fernanda Pirie
Submitted in 2014
Constitutionalism under China : Strategic Interpretation of the Hong Kong Basic Law in Comparative Perspective
Eric Chi Yeung Ip, supervised by Professor Denis Galligan
Submitted in 2013
Implied Constitutional Principles
Han-Ru Zhou, supervised by Nicholas Bamforth
Submitted in 2013
The Constitutionality of Electoral Quotas for Women
José Manuel Díaz de Valdés, supervised by Professor Christopher McCrudden
Submitted in 2013
The 'full liberty of public writers' : Special Treatment of Journalism in English Law
Richard Danbury, supervised by Professor Alison Young
Submitted in 2013
Political Questions and Non-Justiciability in U.S. federal and English Public Law
David Tomkins, supervised by Professor John Finnis
Submitted in 2011
The War Prerogative: History, Reform and Constitutional Design
Joseph Rosara, supervised by Professor Paul Craig
Submitted in 2011
Freedoms of Press and Speech in the First Decade of the U.S. Supreme Court
Wendell Bird, supervised by Professor Michael Macnair
Submitted in 2011
Words of Liberty: The Origins and Evolution of Constitutional Ideas
Mira Versteeg, supervised by Professor Denis Galligan
Submitted in 2011
Practical Reason and the Separation of Powers
Paul Yowell, supervised by Professor John Finnis
Submitted in 2010
Constitutional Doctrine of Freedom: On the Moral Structure of Constitutional Rights
Kai Möller, supervised by Professor Christopher McCrudden and Professor Nicos Stavropoulos
Submitted in 2010