FLJS in the press

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A lesson in proportionality and rights
The Guardian, 4 June 2009

An intensive focus on law in store for Rutgers undergraduates at Oxford
Rutgers University Focus magazine, 13 May 2009

Couples with children outside wedlock 'should be married by the State'
The Daily Telegraph, 30 April 2009

Can International Courts Do Justice?
Socio-Legal Newsletter, No. 57, Spring 2009

News from the Foundation for Law, Justice and Society
Oxford Law News, Winter 2008/9

Crisis and the Courts
The Aspen Idea, Winter 2008-09

House of Lords hosts 'Rule of Law in China' symposium
China Review issue 45, December 2008

One China, Many Systems
The Scotsman, 13 October 2008

Chief Justice of South Africa Talks on Constitution and Socio-Economic Rights
Law and Society Association article, 31 July 2008

Brief Encounters
Johsua Rozenberg's column in The Daily Telegraph, 9 July 2008

Is China trapped in transition?
China Elections and Governance article, 9 January 2008

Is China Trapped in Transition? Implications for Future Reforms
China Digital Times article, 8 January 2008

Who Decides Social Rights Policy?
The Aspen Institute magazine, Winter 2007/2008

Foundation for Law, Justice and Society Annual Lecture
Oxford Law News, Winter 2007

Report on the Foundation for Law, Justice and Society conference on Income Support
Citizen's Income newsletter, December 2007

Will the Right Basic Income Please Stand Up?
BIEN Newsflash 48, November 2007

Foundation for Law, Justice and Society Conference on Income Support
Law and Society Association newsletter, November 2007

Lord Raymond Plant joins the Foundation's Board of Directors
Socio-Legal Studies Association article, June 2007