2025 Publications

Meiselles, M. , Ryder, N. and Giosa, P. eds. 2025. Contemporary economic crime: Issues and challenges. Routledge Studies in Crime and Society London: Routledge. (10.4324/9781003324843)
Statz, M. and Newman, D. eds. 2025. Global reflections on positionality in rural access to justice research. Hart.
Gardner, R. C. , Caddell, R. and Okuno, E. eds. 2025. Wetlands and international environmental law: The evolution and impact of the Ramsar Convention. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing. (10.4337/9781802203028)
Allan, J. I. et al. 2025. Rethinking the science-policy interface for chemicals, waste, and pollution: Challenging core assumptions. Global Environmental Change 92 102995. (10.1016/j.gloenvcha.2025.102995)
Basham, V. 2025. Critical military studies. In: McCann, L. et al., Elgar Encyclopedia of Critical Management Studies. Edward Elgar. , pp.128-129. (10.4337/9781800377721.00033)
Bath, C. and Dehaghani, R. 2025. Vulnerability and Appropriate Adults. In: Peel, M. et al., Police Custody Healthcare for Nurses and Paramedics. Wiley. , pp.31-40.
Caddell, R. 2025. Chapter 12: ‘Within and without’: EU nature conservation law and the protection of wetlands. In: Gardner, R. C. , Caddell, R. and Okuno, E. eds. Wetlands and International Environmental Law. Edward Elgar Publishing. , pp.319–360. (10.4337/9781802203028.00022)
Cahill-O'callaghan, R. 2025. A typology of legal values in judicial decision making. In: Turenne, S. ed. Research Handbook in Judging and the Judicary. Research Handbooks in Law and Society Cheltenham: Elgar. , pp.192-208. (10.4337/9781788978743.00016)
Chen, Y. and Petetin, L. 2025. Taking a rights-based approach to meat subsidies to address the dual challenges of food insecurity and climate change: A comparative analysis of the US, EU, and UK agri-food policies. Wisconsin International Law Journal 42 (3), pp.239-291. (10.59015/wilj.QYWY6137)
Cowan, D. and Boroumand, K. 2025. The business of Universities: A case study of halls of residence. Critical Social Policy 45 (2), pp.212-233. (10.1177/02610183241249694)
Cowan, D. and Cowan, A. 2025. A review of consumer regulation in social housing. Project Report.Unpublished - on file with author.
Cram, F. 2025. Police suspicion: proactive policing in London, 1780–1850 [Book Review]. Policing and Society 35 (5), pp.726-729. (10.1080/10439463.2025.2472627)
Cusack, A. and Dehaghani, R. 2025. Navigating the right to a fair trial for vulnerable suspects pretrial: a legal and psychological critique of the Strasbourg jurisprudence. Human Rights Law Review 25 (2) ngaf010. (10.1093/hrlr/ngaf010)
Dauvergne, P. and Allan, J. I. 2025. UN politics won't deliver an ambitious plastics treaty[Editorial]. Science 390 (6768), pp.7-7. (10.1126/science.aec1353)
Dehaghani, R. 2025. Marie Tidball, Disabling Criminal Justice: The governance of autistic adult defendants in the English Criminal Justice System, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2024 [Book Review]. Modern Law Review 88 (2), pp.426-429. (10.1111/1468-2230.12933)
Dignac, M. et al., 2025. Scientists’ coalition for an effective plastics treaty. Article 7 on releases and leakages: Why is this article important and what could be improved?. Scientists’ Coalition for an Effective Plastics Treaty. Available at: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15638883.
Doe, N. 2025. Papal law in the English church: Post-Reformation Anglican jurisprudence. In: Rollo-Koster, J. et al., The Cambridge History of the Papacy. Vol. 2, Cambridge University Press. , pp.442-465. (10.1017/9781108663410.021)
Doughty, J. 2025. Family autonomy and child protection. In: Bevan, C. and Gurnham, D. eds. Law, Narrative and Masterplot. Routledge. , pp.273-296. (10.4324/9781003404668-19)
Fajardo, T. and Pereira, R. 2025. International institutions and the fight against transnational environmental crimes. In: Pereira, R. and Fajardo, T. eds. A Research Agenda for Environmental Crime and the Law. Elgar Research Agendas Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. , pp.285-314. (10.4337/9781803929958.00022)
Fitzpatrick, A. and Coen, D. 2025. How do policy-makers engage with lobbying registers? Evidence from Ireland and France. Interest Groups & Advocacy 14 , pp.298-324. (10.1057/s41309-025-00245-x)
Fitzpatrick, A. and Petetin, L. 2025. Copy, paste, repeat: The trend and risks of boilerplating in UK Free Trade Agreements. Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy. Available at: https://citp.ac.uk/publications/copy-paste-repeat-the-trend-and-risks-of-boilerplating-in-uk-free-trade-agreements.
Gardner, R. C. , Caddell, R. and Okuno, E. 2025. Introduction to wetlands and international environmental law. In: Gardner, R. C. , Caddell, R. and Okuno, E. eds. Wetlands and International Environmental Law. Elgar Publishing. , pp.1-17. (10.4337/9781802203028.00008)
Greenwood, H. 2025. Responding to the danger of wrongful conviction for historical sexual abuse: A case for resurrecting abuse of process for delay?. The International Journal of Evidence & Proof 29 (1), pp.41-57. (10.1177/13657127241237909)
Gruffydd Jones, B. 2025. Placing the West before a tribunal: Strategies of critique in African anticolonial discourse. In: Barros, V. and Almada e Santos, A. eds. Amílcar Cabral and the PAIGC’s Binational Struggle for the Independence of Guinea-Bissau and Cabo Verde. The Routledge Global 1960s and 1970s Series London: Routledge. , pp.23-50. (10.4324/9781003204831-3)
Gruffydd Jones, B. 2025. Slavery. In: Jahn, B. and Schindler, S. eds. Elgar Encyclopedia of International Relations. Elgar Encyclopedia in the Social Sciences Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. , pp.370-372. (10.4337/9781035312283.000166)
Harrington, J. 2025. Not what the bus promised: Health governance after Brexit [Book Review]. Journal of Law and Society 52 (1), pp.145-147. (10.1111/jols.12511)
Henderson, A. and Wyn Jones, R. 2025. The shameful conquest of England: The future of England survey 2024-2025. Project Report.[Online].Wales Governance Centre / Centre on Constitutional Change. Available at: https://www.theunionsurvey.com/_files/ugd/175847_2308506b75824ff6a548f0ca2893a7fc.pdf.
Johnson, P. and Gibson, J. 2025. Thirty years of legal research: An empirical analysis of outputs submitted to RAE and REF (1990-2021). Modern Law Review 88 (1), pp.85-123. (10.1111/1468-2230.12913)
Jones, R. 2025. The expansion of HMP Parc: Wales’ (growing) imprisonment rate. Technical Report.
Lagana, G. , Wincott, D. and Davies, G. 2025. The spatial framing of Wales–Ireland relations: Cooperation, sovereignty and peripherality. In: Gillespie, P. , Keating, M. and McEwen, N. eds. Political Change across Britain and Ireland Identities, Institutions and Futures. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. , pp.150-172. (10.1515/9781399541558-009)
Lewis, R. 2025. The ‘constitution for the oceans’? The Law of the Sea convention as a living treaty. International & Comparative Law Quarterly 74 (1), pp.1-31. (10.1017/S0020589325000120)
Malkani, B. 2025. Juveniles and the death penalty: a failure of law and morality. In: Peppers, T. , Almallen, J. and Atwell, M. W. eds. The Slow Death of the Death Penalty. New York University Press. , pp.45-72. (10.18574/nyu/9781479819690.003.0007)
Messent, A. and Glass, D. A. 2025. CMR: Contracts for the international carriage of goods by road. 5th edition. London: Routledge. (10.4324/9781003546825)
Muncke, J. et al., 2025. Scientists’ coalition for an effective plastics treaty: Article 19 on health: human health in the global plastics treaty. Scientists’ Coalition for an Effective Plastics Treaty. Available at: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15639129.
Nedeva, S. 2025. Apparent bias in arbitration: what did the ‘fair-minded and informed observer’ think in Aiteo Eastern E & P Company Limited v Shell Western Supply and Trading Limited and others?. Journal of International Trade and Arbitration Law 14 (1), pp.177-190.
Newman, D. 2025. Access to justice policy: Legal Aid in post-war UK General Election manifestos. International Journal of the Legal Profession 32 (2), pp.271-303. (10.1080/09695958.2024.2446418)
Newman, D. 2025. From the valleys to the academy. In: Statz, M. and Newman, D. eds. Global Reflections on Positionality in Rural Access to Justice Research. Hart. , pp.19-34.
Noussia, K. , Al Muqaimi, M. and Nedeva, S. 2025. Appeals in arbitration and the English arbitration law reform: the position in reinsurance, investment arbitrations under ICSID and under the ISDS system and arbitrations as per the UNCITRAL model law various arbitral rules and in China, and Singapore. International Arbitration Law Review 28 (4), pp.286-305.
Noussia, K. , Al Muqaimi, M. and Nedeva, S. 2025. How to teach an old dog new tricks: Appeals and the English arbitration law reform. Journal of International Arbitration 42 (5), pp.629-660. (10.54648/joia2025042)
Pengnorapat, J. 2025. Conservation dilemma: law and policy solutions to the conflict between human livelihoods and endangered species – a case study of human-elephant conflict in Thailand. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Pereira, R. and Fajardo, T. 2025. Introduction: a panoramic view of global environmental criminal law research. In: Pereira, R. and Fajardo, T. eds. A Research Agenda for Environmental Crime and the Law. Edward Elgar. , pp.1-24. (10.4337/9781803929958.00006)
Renaudin, M. 2025. Perspectives on the Regulatory Framework for Commercial Transactions in the UK and in the EU Pre and Post Brexit. In: Guinchard, E. and Panara, C. eds. The New Relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union. Vol. 1, Springer. , pp.109-130. (10.1007/978-3-031-70652-3_7)
Ryder, N. 2025. Global FIU PPP models: Lessons from the United Kingdom, South Africa, Australia, Singapore and India. Presented at: Initiating Public-Private Partnerships Model to Combat Financial Crimes in Nigeria Lagos, Nigeria 11 August 2025.
Ryder, N. et al. 2025. ‘Eat, sleep and repeat?’ Corporate criminal liability and extension of the failure to prevent model. Journal of Business Law 3 , pp.215-238.
Sancak, C. 2025. A hybrid theory on military activities within the Exclusive Economic Zone. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Sandberg, R. 2025. Foreword. In: Codling, A. R. ed. Thinking Critically About Law: A Student’s Guide (2nd ed). Routledge
Sandberg, R. 2025. Lethargy in the UK: How not to accommodate religion or belief. In: Gliszczyńska-Grabias, A. and Hacohen, A. eds. Freedom of Religion, Minority Rights and the Law. Routledge. , pp.288-310. (10.4324/9781003423294-17)
Simiyu, F. 2025. Collective rights to land as a strategy for protecting indigenous peoples of Africa’s right to health in forced eviction: Lessons from the Kenyan Ogiek case. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Smith, T. and Dehaghani, R. 2025. Submission to the Independent Review of Criminal Courts: Written evidence on neurodivergence, vulnerability and criminal courts. Technical Report.
Thompson, S. 2025. Adjudicating undue pressure in nuptial agreements. Financial Remedies Journal 3 , pp.252-254.
Thompson, S. 2025. Deserted wives and economic divorce in 19th-century England and Wales: ‘For Wives Alone’. By Jennifer Aston and Olive Anderson [Book Review]. History: The Journal of the Historical Association 110 (393), pp.739-741. (10.1111/1468-229X.70027)
Thompson, S. 2025. The role of opt-out agreements in cohabitation reform. Financial Remedies Journal 2 , pp.181-184.
Varvastian, S. 2025. Litigating climate change in the Global South, by Jolene Lin and Jacqueline Peel [Book Review]. Transnational Environmental Law 14 (2), pp.453-458. (10.1017/S2047102525100022)
Varvastian, S. 2025. Submission to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child on the draft General Comment No. 27 on children’s right to access to justice and to an effective remedy. Documentation. UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. Available at: https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/documents/cfi-subm/crc-gc27/subm-general-comment-aca-128-samvel-varvastian-uk-submission.docx.
Welsh, L. and Newman, D. 2025. Exploring the (crisis of) working culture of English and Welsh criminal defence lawyers through autopoiesis. International Journal of the Legal Profession 32 (3), pp.435-454. (10.1080/09695958.2025.2489656)
Wheeler, C. 2025. Holding the purse strings: how political interests limit the effectiveness of the International Criminal Court. In: Who Judges the Judges? Oversight mechanisms in international dispute resolution.. OUP
Wheeler, C. 2025. Making the local global: lessons the International Criminal Court can learn from Finnish universal jurisdiction trials. Journal of International Criminal Justice 23 (5), pp.841-860. (10.1093/jicj/mqag001)
Zhou, Y. 2025. The model autonomous region’s myth: The Chinese Communist Party’s nationality policy in Inner Mongolia, 1945-1976. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
Zimmo, A. 2025. Not just for laughs? An interdisciplinary analysis of the tension between trade mark reputation and humorous comparative advertising. PhD Thesis , Cardiff Univeristy.