Mission Statement of the Independent Law Journal: The Independent Law Journal (ILJ) is a forum for independent-minded law professors, students, and professionals to publish
scholarly articles, including pieces that conflict with current academic mainstream thought. [...]
Elizabeth C. Fisher, University of Oxford Faculty of Law, and Sidney A. Shapiro, Wake Forest University School of Law, have posted Storytelling, Rulemaking, and the Expertise
of Administrative Agencies. The paper describes and categorizes comments from the records of twenty-five recent rulemakings by twenty agencies, as well as ten dockets [...]
Part of the SLSA Blog Series ‘The Legal Treatment of Defendants with Partial Criminal Responsibility’ Dr. Wannette Van Eg Dom -Tuinstra, Student Experience Manager and
Associate Lecturer at The Open University Law School [...]
KMS Tareq, PhD in Law Candidate and Teaching Fellow, SOAS University of London KMS Tareq, PhD in Law Candidate and Teaching Fellow, SOAS University of London International
law lacks a mechanism for recognising and protecting cross-border climate mobility, except for some complementary protection mechanisms. [...]
Dr Vicky Kapogianni, University of Reading Dr Vicky Kapogianni, University of Reading Trapped mobility and surging seas within the Pacific Neighbourliness: if international
legal frameworks are fragmented and non-specific to sea-level rise (SLR), then what dictates the (im)mobility pathways? This post examines how climate change plays [...]
Maurice Kabazzi Lwanga, Human Rights Practitioner and Lawyer, Afya na Haki Institute Maurice Kabazzi Lwanga , Human Rights Practitioner and Lawyer, Afya na Haki Institute
The adoption of the AU Malabo Convention on Cyber Security and Personal Data Protection in 2014 marked a significant turning point for civil society organisations [...]
Joy Malala, Assistant Professor, School of Law, University of Warwick Joy Malala, Assistant Professor, School of Law, University of Warwick Introduction Digitalisation
helps solve health system problems, especially in Africa. Digital infrastructure and smartphone use can improve healthcare access and equity. [...]
Amrita Nanda, Senior Manager, Aapti Institute and Rattanmeek Kaur, Senior Research Analyst, Aapti Institute What are health data infrastructures? The increased availability
of high-quality health data and health-related data, has resulted in a growing impetus to develop data infrastructure for health care and research. [...]
