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Professor Maurice Sunkin of Essex has been appointed as the new editor of Public Law, succeeding Andrew Le […] UKCLA November 21, 2010 Uncategorized Posts navigation ...

Professor Janet Hiebert, Professor of Political Studies, Queen’s University Canada: ‘Governing under the Human Rights Act: the limitations […] ...