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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...

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.

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?

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...

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...

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.

The Italian Constitutional Conundrum and the Rise of Populism

One of the driving principles behind the contemporary populist vision of democracy is to no longer respect legal boundaries and constitutional constraints to the so-called ‘...

Populist Constitutionalism and Meaningful Popular Engagement

Populists challenge liberal constitutionalism on democratic grounds, by invoking popular sovereignty and claiming to put the ordinary citizen in the centre of the political...

Referendums for UK Politics?

Anne Deighton, Emeritus Professor of European International Politics at Oxford, assesses whether referendums are the appropriate tool to resolve complex issues, as with the...

Legal and Regulatory Challenges of the Sharing Economy

This policy brief examines the issues raised by the emergence of huge companies such as Uber in the UK and Didi in China that operate in the so-called ‘sharing economy’.

Poland’s Constitutional Crisis: Facts and interpretations

In this policy brief, prominent critic of the ruling Law and Justice Party Marcin Matczak presents the crucial events of ‘the Polish constitutional crisis’, and what has been...

The International Adoption of Ethical Business Regulation

This Policy Brief is the latest in a series on Ethical Business Practice (EBP) and Ethical Business Regulation (EBR).

The Rapid Resolution and Redress Scheme for Birth Injuries: An Alternative Scheme Design

A study that proposes an alternative approach to ensure the rapid resolution and redress of cases involving the families of infants injured at birth.

Constitution in Crisis: The New Putney Debates

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The Constitutional Court of Poland: The Battle for Judicial Independence

In this policy brief, human rights and criminal lawyer Mikołaj Pietrzak argues that Poland's ruling party is implementing a programme of deep constitutional, social, and...

The Authoritarian's New Clothes: Tendencies Away from Constitutional Democracy

In this policy brief, constitutional law and human rights expert Gábor Tóth examines the changing face of authoritarianism, warning that this could become known as the century...

The Constitution of the French Fifth Republic and the Implications for the 2017 Presidential Elections

Professor of French Government and Politics David S Bell charts the extraordinary fall from grace of Republican presidential candidate Francois Fillon, following the scandal...

What Is at Stake in the Turkish Constitutional Referendum?

In this policy brief, Dr Bill Kissane of LSE examines the Turkish referendum on the most ambitious changes to the Turkish constitution yet seen, which was called in the...

Delivering Collective Redress in Markets: New Technologies

This Policy Brief summarizes the findings of a joint project between Oxford University and the Catholic University of Leuven aimed at evaluating different mechanisms for...

Modern Slavery and Migrant Domestic Workers: The Politics of Legal Characterization

This policy brief outlines the problem of addressing the long-standing exploitation of migrant domestic workers by using a modern slavery and trafficking approach which is...

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...

Political and Constitutional Conflict in the West Papua Region of Indonesia

This policy brief, published in conjunction with the University of Warwick...

ADR and Justice in Consumer Disputes in the EU

This policy brief reports on the main conclusions from an international conference held at Wolfson College, Oxford on 18–20 April 2016, at which representatives from seven...

Designing Consumer Redress: Making Redress Accessible for Consumer-Citizens

To improve access to justice for consumers in the European single market, an EU Directive on consumer Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) (2013/11/EU) was introduced in May...

Islamic Law in an Islamic Republic: What Role Parliament?

For nearly seventy years, Pakistan has wrestled with the constitutional relationship between Islamic law and parliamentary power, developing some of the most sophisticated...

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