The Courts and the People: Friend or Foe? Out Now: The latest book in our Putney Debates series. Buy the limited edition FLJS imprint at a special price today! Download Download An Informed Dialogue Supporting Safe Innovation in Medical Technology What do we want from medical technology, and how can we get it? Download Download Policy Brief Ethical Business Regulation This policy brief outlines the concept of Ethical Business Regulation (EBR), which aims to foster a business culture of mutual engagement, respect, learning, and constant improvement, based on social trust. Download Download THEMERights in ChinaConstitutionsContemporary IssuesCourts and Public PolicyEuropean Civil JusticeRegulation, Law and GovernmentThe Social Contract The Putney Debates 2019 The Courts and the People: Friend or Foe? Out Now: The latest book in our Putney Debates series. Buy the limited edition FLJS imprint at a special price today! Download Policy Brief From Banning to Regulating TikTok: Addressing concerns of national security, privacy, and online harms Jufang Wang argues that the threatened banning of the Chinese video-sharing platform TikTok on ‘national security’ grounds would undermine much-needed competition within the tech industry and lead to a more fractured ‘splinternet’. Download Policy Brief Regulation of Digital Media Platforms: The case of China In this policy brief, Dr Jufang Wang reviews China's regulation of digital media platforms against the backdrop of the party-state's concerns that the platforms' increasing power as gatekeepers of online news and information may undermine its information control. Download Report Delivering Dispute Resolution: Recent review on the resolution of disputes in England and Wales This Report summarizes the main points of two recent reviews on the resolution of disputes in England and Wales. Prof Chris Hodges and Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, former Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales find that the justice system has broken down in England and Wales, and needs a radical overhaul to digitize and modernize the system. Download Policy Brief The Social Cost of Pharmaceutical Mass Tort Litigation Can the rights of individuals to make personal injury claims from pharmaceutical companies have adverse long-term consequences for society? Download Policy Brief Reducing Online Harms through a Differentiated Duty of Care: A Response to the Online Harms White Paper LSE media expert and Government adviser Damian Tambini argues that social media companies have a duty of care to protect users from harms caused by content published on their platforms, in response to the government's policy proposals in its White Paper on Online Harms. Download Policy Brief Developments and Issues in Consumer ADR and Consumer Ombudsmen in Europe This policy brief outlines major developments and issues in consumer dispute resolution systems in Europe that were highlighted at the conference 'Consumer ADR: Delivering Fairness and Justice for Consumers, Business and Markets' held at Wolfson College, Oxford on 18 and 19 March 2019. Download Policy Brief The Impact of Populism on Courts There is a general trend among recent populist movements to implement measures that interfere with the independence and proper functioning of the judiciary. These movements seek to frame the courts in opposition to the popular will, yet the truth is more complicated than the populists would have us believe. Download Policy Brief Populist Constitutionalism and Meaningful Popular Engagement Populists challenge liberal constitutionalism by claiming to put the ordinary citizen in the centre of the political system, while reducing the powers of the ‘enemies of the people’. Sociologist Prof Paul Blokker argues that populists reduce democratic legitimacy, and asks: Why have populists found it so easy to radically change constitutional institutions and norms, and what can we do about it? Download Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 … Next page navigate_next Last page Last »