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Nicholas Lord Michael Levi a School of Social Sciences, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UKb School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UKNicholas Lord is Professor of Criminology in the School of Social Sciences at The Uni (Griffith Law Review, 18.12.2024)
Enhancing corporate accountability through covert situational integrity testing (CSIT)
(Cambridge International Law Journal, 09.12.2024)
Editorial
(Cambridge International Law Journal, 09.12.2024)
The vocabulary and disputes of public international law: a reflection on tensions
(Cambridge International Law Journal, 09.12.2024)
Sustaining peace in the aftermath of armed conflicts: amnesties and the UN Security Council’s regime on terrorism – a critical analysis of how the rules interact
(Cambridge International Law Journal, 09.12.2024)
Sustainability in the prosecution of the crime of aggression: reflections in the wake of Russia’s initiation of a war of aggression against Ukraine*
(Cambridge International Law Journal, 09.12.2024)
International criminal law as a catalyst for environmental peacebuilding
(Cambridge International Law Journal, 09.12.2024)
The pursuit of environmental justice: the adjudicative role of advisory opinions of creating obligations on States in respect of climate change
(Cambridge International Law Journal, 09.12.2024)
Climate change litigation: the role of international law *
(Cambridge International Law Journal, 09.12.2024)
Evaluating China–Brazil bilateral engagements in climate change and energy: a true sustainability partnership or green appropriation? * , **
(Cambridge International Law Journal, 09.12.2024)
Peace and sustainability in reparations: an analysis of the debate on ‘capping reparations’ in relation to State responsibility due to a State’s level of wealth