Faculty of Law
About this community
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.
Sub-communities within this community
Collections in this community
-
Eminent Scholars Archive
Squire Law Library / Faculty of Law Eminent Scholars Archive
Recent Submissions
-
Legal Fictions in Theory and Practice
Book review of 'Legal Fictions in Theory and Practice', edited by Maksymilian Del Mar and William Twining (Springer 2015) -
Law and Artificial Intelligence: A Systems-Theoretical Analysis
(2018-10-20)Law and technology regularly conflict. The reasons for this are several and complex. Some conflicts are trivial and straightforwardly resolvable. Others, such as the creation of artificial minds, are not. History indicates ... -
The state: a sine qua non of public law? A critique of Martin Loughlin’s state-centred approach to public law
(Taylor & Francis, 2018-06-05)Abstract: This article critically considers a state-centred approach to public law that has been epitomised in Martin Loughlin’s claim that the concept of the state is the sine qua non of public law. More precisely, the ... -
Agents and Organisations: Attribution Rules in Unjust Enrichment Claims
(Marinex Press, 2018-04-13)Much of our commercial activity is conducted via agents. This is true of natural persons, but also of organisations, whether unincorporated or corporate entities. “Attribution” questions are therefore pervasive. Despite ...
