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Law has been studied at Cambridge University since the thirteenth century.Today, the Faculty has more than seventy teaching staff, about 750 undergraduate students, over 100 LL.M. students and about 100 graduate research students.
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Eminent Scholars Archive
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Divisive Rights and Structural Wrongs: A Comparison in Polycentric Constitutionalism
The research engages with federalism’s oldest question: how to draw the vertical division of powers between the central authority and the states. Focusing mainly on socio-political factions over fundamental rights, the ... -
‘Power’ in Competition Law: A Reconception and Its Application in the Digital Era
Power is of central importance to competition law. On the one hand, power is related to competitive benefits and harms. On the other hand, power is connected with the methods for observing, measuring and controlling ... -
The Empirical Supreme Court: Analysing the Behavioural Patterns of Judges in the UK’s Highest Court
The thesis contributes to the debate on how legal adjudication works in practice, especially regarding the role of individual judges. Very often judging is viewed as a collective endeavour, with the decision of ‘the court’ ... -
Putting the Person Back Into Property: An Assessment of the Place of Human Vulnerability Within Mortgagee Possession Claims Against Homes
The overarching aim of this thesis is to provide an account of how the law currently engages with human vulnerability within mortgagee home possession claims. The main body of the thesis is comprised of five chapters. ...
