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About TriCON

The Trinity Centre for Constitutional Law and Governance (TriCON) is a Research Centre based in the School of Law which undertakes and promotes research, teaching and public engagement on all aspects of constitutional law and governance, both in Ireland and across the world. Scholars at the Centre share a broad range of research interests, spanning the fields of constitutional law, comparative constitutional studies, administrative law, human rights, EU law, international public law, democratic theory, legal philosophy and more. Set up in 2019, TriCON hosts a vibrant seminar series which provides a focal point for scholars and practitioners interested in constitutional law from a theoretical, comparative, interdisciplinary and practical perspective. It also runs a regular research forum for graduate students researching in the area of constitutional law. In future years, TriCON will host Visiting Scholars at the Centre and run conferences on cutting-edge themes in constitutional law and governance.

TriCON is host to the Law and Human Rights Observatory, which monitors, analyses and comments on Ireland’s response to Covid19. Headed by Professor Oran Doyle, the Observatory will examine the response to Covid19 in terms of its impact on healthcare, human rights, democratic accountability and the rule of law.

The Director of TriCON is Professor Aileen Kavanagh who moved to Trinity College Dublin from the University of Oxford in September 2019.

Contact details - Email: aileen.kavanagh at tcd.ie

TRiCON is supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union through the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Law and Politics, Trinity College Dublin.

Members

Ivana Bacik


Biography

Ivana Bacik LLB LLM (LOND), F.T.C.D., Barrister-at-Law. Ivana Bacik is the Reid Professor of Criminal Law, Criminology and Penology (1996). She has a Law degree from Trinity College Dublin and an LL.M. from the London School of Economics. She is a barrister, and teaches courses in Criminal law; Criminology; and Feminist Criminology at Trinity. She is also a Senator for Dublin University. Her research interests include criminal law and criminology, constitutional law, feminist theories and law, human rights and equality issues in law.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Ivana Bacik, '#MeToo, consent and prostitution - The Irish law reform experience, Women's Studies International Forum, 86, 2021, p1 - 8 Journal Article, 2021

The Offences Against the State Acts: Reflections from Practice and the Legislature in, editor(s)Mark Coen , The Offences Against the State Act 1939 at 80: A Model Counter-Terrorism Act?, Hart Publishing, 2021, pp203 - 219, [Ivana Bacik] Book Chapter, 2021

A Changing Landscape: Ireland and the #MeToo Movement' in, editor(s)Noel, A. and Oppenheimer, D. (Eds) , The Global #MeToo Movement: how social media propelled a historic movement and the law responded, USA, Full Court Press, 2020, pp139 - 146, [Ivana Bacik] Book Chapter, 2020

Bacik, Ivana, 'Legislating for the Nordic Model: Insights for Ireland, Part 1, Irish Law Times, 38, (17), 2020, p254 - 258 Journal Article, 2020

Bacik, Ivana, ""If Consent is Bought, It Is Not Freely Chosen": Compromised Consent in Prostituted Sex in Ireland, Dignity: A Journal on Sexual Exploitation and Violence, 5, (3), 2020, p1 - 10 Journal Article, 2020

Bacik, Ivana, 'Legislating for the Nordic Model: Insights for Ireland, Part 2, Irish Law Times, 38, (18), 2020, p270 - 274 Journal Article, 2020

Ivana Bacik, , 'A Feminist Perspective on Prostitution Law Reform under Part 4 of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017' , Irish Criminal Law Journal, 29, (3), 2019, p58 - 67 Journal Article, 2019

McCarthy-Jones, S., Bulfin, A., Nixon, E., O'Keane, V., Bacik, I. & McElvaney, R., Associations Between Forced and "Persuaded" First Intercourse and Later Health Outcomes in Women, Violence Against Women, 25, (5), 2019, p528 - 548 Journal Article, 2019 DOI

Prostitution Law in, editor(s)Lynsey Black and Peter Dunne , Law and Gender in Modern Ireland, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2019, pp21 - 38, [Ivana Bacik ] Book Chapter, 2019

Electoral Amendment (Political Funding) Act 2012 - Commentary' in, editor(s)Erika Rackley and Rosemary Auchmuty , Women's Legal Landmarks, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2019, pp589 - 596, [Bacik, Ivana] Book Chapter, 2019

, ''Changing Ireland, Changing Law': Access to Justice and Understanding the Lived Experience' in, editor(s)Cahillane, Laura and Schweppe, Jennifer (Eds) , Case Studies in Legal Research Methodologies: Reflections on Theory and Practice, Dublin, Clarus Press, 2019, pp81 - 98, [Bacik, Ivana and Rogan, Mary] Book Chapter, 2019

Bacik, Ivana, Book Review of Shane Kilcommins et al, The Victim and the Irish Criminal Process. Manchester University Press, 2018, Criminal Law and Practice Review, 2, 2018, p133 - 136 Journal Article, 2018

Commentary on Foy v. An tArd Chláraitheoir in, editor(s)Mairead Enright, Julie McCandless and Aoife O'Donoghue , Northern/Irish Feminist Judgments, London, Bloomsbury, 2017, pp579 - 586, [Bacik, Ivana] Book Chapter, 2017

The Impact of the Constitution on Women's Rights in, editor(s)Alan Hayes and Maire Meagher , A Century of Progress? Irish Women Reflect., Dublin, Arlen House, 2016, [Bacik, Ivana] Book Chapter, 2016

Ivana Bacik and Mary Rogan, Legal Cases that Changed Ireland, Dublin , Clarus Press, 2016, 1-131pp Book, 2016

Bacik, Ivana, Bacik, Ivana, Review of Mary Rogan, Prison Law. London: Bloomsbury, 2014, Dublin University Law Journal, 38, (1), 2015 Journal Article, 2015

A Feminist Review of the Law on Abortion in, editor(s)Fischer, C. and McAuliffe, M. , Irish Feminisms: Past, Present and Future, Dublin, Arlen House, 2015, pp147 - 168, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2015

Bacik, I., History of Abortion Law in Ireland: Prospects for Change, Medico-Legal Journal of Ireland, 20, (2), 2014, p75 - 81 Journal Article, 2014

Bacik, I., 'Legislating for Article 40.3.3' , Irish Journal of Legal Studies , 3, (3), 2013, p18 - 35 Journal Article, 2013

Bacik, I., Derek Dunne, Judicial Review of Criminal Proceedings , Review of Derek Dunne, Judicial Review of Criminal Proceedings , by Derek Dunne , Irish Jurist , 49, (2013), 2013, p242-3 Review, 2013

Bacik, I., 'The Irish Constitution and Gender Politics: Developments in the Law on Abortion' , Irish Political Studies , 28(3), (2013), 2013, p380 - 398 Journal Article, 2013

'The Politics of Sexual Difference: The Enduring Influence of the Catholic Church' in, editor(s)Giffney, N. and Shildrick, M. (eds) , Theory on the Edge: Irish Studies and the Politics of Sexual Difference., England, Palgrave MacMillan, 2013, pp17 - 28, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2013

Bacik, I. and Heffernan, L. (eds), Criminal Law and Procedure Review 2, Dublin, First Law, 2012 Book, 2012

Bacik, I. and Heffernan, L. (eds), Criminal Law and Procedure Review, Dublin, First Law, 2011 Book, 2011

I.C. Bacik and L. Heffernan, Criminal Law and Procedure: Current Issues and Emerging Trends, Dublin, First Law, 2009, 1 - 178pp Book, 2009

Recent Developments in the Law on Search Warrants in, editor(s)Bacik, Ivana and Heffernan, Liz , Criminal Law and Procedure: Current Issues and Emerging Trends, Dublin, First Law, 2009, pp35 - 52, [Bacik, Ivana] Book Chapter, 2009

Future Directions for the Constitution in, editor(s)Doyle, Oran and Carolan, Eoin , The Irish Constitution: Governance and Values, Dublin, Thomson Roundhall , 2008, pp135 - 146, [Bacik, Ivana] Book Chapter, 2008

Bacik, Ivana, Breaking the Language Barrier: Access to Justice in New Ireland, Judicial Studies Institute Journal, 2, 2007, p109- Journal Article, 2007

E. Drew and I. Bacik, Struggling with Juggling: Gender and Work/Life Balance in the Legal Professions, Women's Studies International Forum, 29, (2), 2006, p136 - 146 Journal Article, 2006 URL DOI

'Law in a Republic' in, editor(s)Jones, M. (ed) , The Republic: Essays from the Thomas Davis Lecture Series., Dublin, Mercier Press, 2005, pp102 - 118, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2005

Bacik, I., Kicking and Screaming: Dragging Ireland into the Twenty-First Century, Dublin, O'Brien Press, 2004, 256pp Book, 2004

'Immigration and Citizenship Law: Implications of the Referendum Proposal' in, editor(s)Trinity College Law School , The Citizenship Referendum: Implications for the Constitution and Human Rights, Dublin, TCD Law School, 2004, pp34 - 47, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2004

Criminal Law in, editor(s)Kilkelly, U. , ECHR and Irish Law, Bristol, Jordan Publishing, 2004, pp151 - 180, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2004

Bacik, I., Costello, C. and Drew, E., Gender In Justice, Trinity College Law School, 2003 Book, 2003

Bacik, I., Free Speech, the Common Good and the Rights Debate, Republic, 2003 Journal Article, 2003

Ivana Bacik, Cathryn Costello, Eileen Drew, Gender inJustice: feminising the legal professions, Dublin, Law School, Trinity College, 2003, 1 - 431pp Book, 2003 TARA - Full Text

Ivana Bacik, Cathryn Costello and Eileen Drew, Gender inJustice: feminising the legal professions, Dublin, Trinity College Dublin. Law School, 2003, 1 - 431pp Book, 2003

Bacik, I., 'Gender InJustice - Women Lawyers' , Bar Review, 8, (6), 2003, p260 - 262 Journal Article, 2003

'Harassment' in, editor(s)Costello, C. and Barry, E. (eds) , Equality in Diversity: the New Equality Directives, Dublin, Irish Centre for European Law, 2003, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2003

'Feminism', Lalor, B., Encyclopaedia of Ireland, Dublin, Gill & Macmillan, 2003, [Bacik, I.] Item in dictionary or encyclopaedia, etc, 2003

Bacik, I. and Costello, C., 'Women in Law in Ireland' , Bar Review, 7, (4), 2002, p4 - 5 Journal Article, 2002

Women and the Criminal Justice System in, editor(s)O'Mahony, P. (ed) , Criminal Justice in Ireland, Dublin, IPA, 2002, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2002

Bacik, I., '"If it Ain't Broke?" A Critical View of the Law Reform Commission Consultation Paper on Homicide: Mental Element in Murder' , Irish Criminal Law Journal, 12, 2002, p6 - 9 Journal Article, 2002

The Practice of Sentencing in the Irish Courts in, editor(s)O'Mahony, P. (ed) , Criminal Justice in Ireland, Dublin, IPA, 2002, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2002

Bacik, I., 'Incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights - What Effect will it have on Innocence, Silence and Legal Representation in Irish Criminal Law?' , Irish Criminal Law Journal, 11, 2001, p14 - 17 Journal Article, 2001

Bacik, I., 'Case and Comment: DPP v. Finn' , Irish Criminal Law Journal, 11, 2001, p22- Journal Article, 2001

Bacik, I. and Livingstone, S., Towards a Culture of Human Rights in Ireland, Cork University Press, 2001 Book, 2001

Bacik, I., 'Harassment' , Employment Law Today, 1, 2001, p32 - 42 Journal Article, 2001

'Sentencing Practice in Ireland: A Focus on the Concepts of Minimum and Mandatory Sentencing' in, editor(s)Binchy, W. and Sarkin, J. (eds) , Human Rights, the Citizen and the State: South African and Irish Approaches. , Dublin, Round Hall, 2001, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2001

Bacik, I., The Sex Offenders Bill 2000, Bar Review, 5, (7), 2000, p387 - 390 Journal Article, 2000

Bacik, I., Rape and the Law: the Quest for a Best-Practice Rape Law Model, Irish Journal of Feminist Studies, 4, 2000, p17 - 30 Journal Article, 2000

Bacik, I., 'The Sex Offenders Bill 2000' , Bar Review, 5, (7), 2000, p387 - 390 Journal Article, 2000

Bacik, I. and Baxter, M., 'Reflections on the Operation of the Bail Act 1997' , Practice and Procedure, 2, (3), 2000, p3 - 5 Journal Article, 2000

Bacik, I., 'Law Reform Commission Consultation Paper on Homicide: the Mental Element in Murder' , Dublin University Law Journal, 22, 2000, p264 - 269 Journal Article, 2000

Bacik, I., Consistent Sentencing?, Studies, 38, 1999, p164 - 174 Journal Article, 1999

'Legal Status of Pupils in the European Union: The Situation in Ireland' in, editor(s)De Groof, J. and Penneman, H. (eds) , The Legal Status of Pupils in Europe, London, Kluwer International, 1998, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 1998

Bacik, I., O'Connell, M. (eds), Crime and Poverty in Ireland,, Dublin, Round Hall, 1998 Book, 1998

Bacik, I., Maunsell, C. and Gogan, S., The Legal Process and Victims of Rape,, Dublin, Rape Crisis Centre, 1998 Book, 1998

Bacik, I., Kelly, A., O'Connell, M. and Sinclair, H., Crime and Poverty in Dublin: an analysis of the association between community deprivation, District Court appearance and sentence severity, Irish Criminal Law Journal, 7, 1997, p104 - 133 Journal Article, 1997

Bacik, I., Kingston, J. and Whelan, A., Abortion and the Law, Dublin, Round Hall/Sweet & Maxwell, 1997 Book, 1997

'Combating Discrimination: the affirmative action approach' in, editor(s)Byrne, R. and Duncan, W. (eds) , , Developments in Discrimination Law in Ireland and Europe, Dublin, Irish Centre for European Law, 1997, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 1997

Bacik, I., 'The Bail Act 1997' , Practice and Procedure, 3, 1997, p7 - 9 Journal Article, 1997

Bacik, I., 'Abortion: Conflicting Rights, Duties and Arguments' , Medico-Legal Journal of Ireland, 3, 1997, p83 - 84 Journal Article, 1997

Bacik, I., 'Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act, 1997', Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated, 1997, p26-01 - 26-08 Journal Article, 1997

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Bacik, Ivana, Book Review, Juno Mac and Molly Smith, Revolting Prostitutes: the fight for sex workers' rights. , Dublin Review of Books, (114), 2019, p1-4 Review Article, 2019

Bacik, I. and Prendergast, D. (eds), Criminal Law and Practice Review, Dublin, Clarus Press, 2014, 1 - 166pp Book, 2014

Legislative Developments in Criminal Law and Procedure' in, editor(s)Bacik, I. and Prendergast, D. , Criminal Law and Practice Review, Dublin, Clarus Press, 2014, pp45 - 56, [Bacik, I.] Book Chapter, 2014

Bacik, I., 'Legislative Structures for Hospital Governance - Current Issues' , Administration, 62, 2014, p29 - 40 Journal Article, 2014

Reconstructive Potential in the Constitutional Convention in, editor(s)Dorgan, Theo , Foundation Stone: Notes Towards a Constitution for a 21st Century Republic, Dublin, New Island, 2014, pp42 - 65, [Bacik] Book Chapter, 2014

Bacik, Varieties of Democracy, Dublin, University of Gothenburg, 2013 Report, 2013

Drew, Bacik, Coen, Report on Fundamental Rights Protection in Ireland, Dublin, EU Fundamental Rights Agency, 2012 Report, 2012

Valiulis, Redmond, Bacik, Rogan, Woods, O'Driscoll, Brooke Hughes, Interdisciplinary Report on Prostitution in Ireland, Dublin, Irish Human Rights Commission, April, 2009, 1, 260 Report, 2009

Bacik, Ivana, Report on Prostitution and Human Rights, Dublin, Irish Human Rights Commission, Centre for Gender and Women's Studies, Trinity Colllege Dublin, 2007 Report, 2007

Bacik, Ivana; Heffernan, Liz; Brazil, Trish and Woods, Report on Services and Legislation Providing Support for Victims of Crime, Dublin, Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform, 2007 Report, 2007

Bacik, Heffernan, Brazil, Woods, Report on Services and Legislation Providing Support for Victims of Crime, 2007 Working Paper, 2007

Bacik, I., 'Gender InJustice' , Law Society Gazette, 98, (6), 2004, p16 - 16 Journal Article, 2004

Research Expertise

Description

Criminal Law, Criminology, Constitutional law, Equality and Human Rights law, Feminist Theory and Law

Projects

  • Title
    • Varieties of Democracy
  • Summary
    • An international multi-disciplinary research project aimed at constructing a global index of democracy and governance
  • Funding Agency
    • University of Gothenburg/Swedish government
  • Date From
    • October 2013
  • Date To
    • December 2013
  • Title
    • Changing Ireland Changing Law
  • Summary
    • In 2015, Dr Mary Rogan and I were awarded Irish Research Council funding for 'Changing Ireland, Changing Law' (CICL), under the IRC 'Engaging Civic Society' stream of its New Foundations scheme, to promote public discussion and reflection on how law and social change interact in Ireland. Additional funding was also secured from the TCD Equality Fund and Arts & Social Sciences Benefactions Fund.
  • Funding Agency
    • Irish Research Council
  • Date From
    • 1 January 2015
  • Date To
    • 31 December 2016

Keywords

Constitutional Law; Criminal Law; Criminology, Equality and Human Rights law, feminist theory

Recognition

Representations

Editor, Irish Criminal Law Journal 1997 - 2003

Awards and Honours

Elected to Fellowship, Trinity College Dublin 2005

Trinity College Dublin Entrance Exhibitionship and Sizarship 1985

British Academy Studentship Award to L.S.E. 1990

London School of Economics Bursary & Maintenance Award 1990

Middle Temple Major Benefactors Award 1991

Middle Temple Pupillage Award 1992

Provost's Teaching Award May 2006

Memberships

Member, King's Inns, Dublin, 1994 - present Member, Middle Temple, London, 1992 - present Member, British Society of Criminology, 2003 - present Member, American Society of Criminology, 2004 - present Member, Irish Women Lawyers Association, 2003 - present

Mark Bell


Professor Mark Bell
Regius Professor of Law, Law

Biography

Mark Bell is Regius Professor of Laws (a Chair founded in 1668) and a Fellow of Trinity College Dublin. He was Head of the School of Law (2018-2021). Prior to his 2015 appointment at Trinity, he was a professor at the School of Law, University of Leicester, where he was also Head of the School of Law (2011-2014). Mark is co-Director of the Disability Rights Working Group of the Berkeley Center on Comparative Equality and Anti-Discrimination Law. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Irish Centre for European Law; the Editorial Board of the International Journal of Discrimination and the Law; and the Advisory Board of the University of Bergen project 'Life and Work in Balance: Legal Responses to Working Life in Times of Change and Crisis'. Previously, he was a member of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission's Future of Equality Law Advisory Committee and the European Commission's Network of Legal Experts on Non-Discrimination.

Mark has published extensively on Anti-Discrimination Law and Labour/Employment Law, particularly in relation to EU Law. He is the author of three monographs: Catholic Social Teaching and Labour Law: An Ethical Perspective on Work (OUP 2023); Racism and Equality in the European Union (OUP 2009); Anti-Discrimination Law and the European Union (OUP 2002). He is also co-editor of International and European Labour Law: A Commentary (Nomos 2018) and Cases, Materials and Text on National, Supranational and International Non-Discrimination Law (Hart Publishing 2007). His current research focuses on the relationship between religion and labour law.

See further: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mark_Bell21

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Ireland in, editor(s)Luca Ratti, Elisabeth Brameshuber and Vincenzo Pietrogiovanni , The EU Directive on Adequate Minimum Wages: Context, Commentary and Trajectories, Hart Publishing, 2024, [Alan Eustace and Mark Bell] Book Chapter, 2024 TARA - Full Text URL Other

Mark Bell, Religious Ordination Requirement and Mliitary Chaplains in Ireland, International Labor Rights Case Law, 10, 2024, p67 - 71 Journal Article, 2024

Mark Bell, Catholic Social Teaching and Labour Law: An Ethical Perspective on Work, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2023, 1 - 240pp Book, 2023 URL

Mental Health, Discrimination and Employment Law in, editor(s)Brendan D Kelly and Mary Donnelly , Routledge Handbook of Mental Health Law, Routledge, 2023, pp403 - 420, [Mark Bell] Book Chapter, 2023

More than an Afterthought? Equality Law in Ireland during the Pandemic in, editor(s)Shreya Atrey and Sandra Fredman , Exponential Inequalities: Equality Law in Times of Crisis, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2023, pp145 - 160, [Mark Bell] Book Chapter, 2023 URL

International Journal of Discrimination and the Law, 23, 1, (2023), 4 - 180p, Mark Bell and Laverne Jacobs, [eds.] Journal, 2023

Non-Discrimination Sexual Orientation, Oxford Encyclopedia of EU Law, Online, Oxford University Press, 2022, pp1-16 , [Mark Bell] Item in dictionary or encyclopaedia, etc, 2022 URL

Non-Discrimination Religion/Belief, Oxford Encyclopedia of EU Law, Online, Oxford University Press, 2022, pp1-12 , [Mark Bell ] Item in dictionary or encyclopaedia, etc, 2022 URL

Lisa Waddington, Mark Bell , The right to request flexible working arrangements under the Work-Life Balance Directive - a comparative perspective, European Labour Law Journal, 12, 2021, p508 - 528 Journal Article, 2021 TARA - Full Text DOI URL

EU Anti-Discrimination Law: Navigating Sameness and Difference in, editor(s)Paul Craig and Gráinne de Búrca , The Evolution of EU Law, OUP, 2021, pp651 - 677, [Mark Bell] Book Chapter, 2021

Mark Bell, Lisa Waddington , Similar yet different: the Work-Life Balance Directive and the expanding frontiers of EU non-discrimination law, Common Market Law Review, 58, 2021, p1401 - 1432 Journal Article, 2021

Article 20 - Equality Before the Law in, editor(s)Steve Peers, Tamara Hervey, Jeff Kenner, Angela Ward , The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights , Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2021, pp597 - 612, [Mark Bell] Book Chapter, 2021

Desmond Ryan and Mark Bell, Disability, Reasonable Accommodation and the Employer's Obligations: Nano Nagle School v Daly, Modern Law Review, 83, 2020, p1059 - 1071 Journal Article, 2020 URL

Mark Bell , Fratelli Tutti: Pope Francis' Encyclical and Implications for Labour Law , 2020, - Miscellaneous, 2020 URL

Deirdre Ahern and Suryapratim Roy, Policy Responses to Covid-19 In Ireland: Supporting Individuals, Communities, Businesses, and the Economy, COVID-19 Legal Observatory, Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, December , 2020, p1 - 108 Report, 2020 URL TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell , Bridging a Divide: A Faith-Based Perspective on Anti-Discrimination Law, Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, 9, 2020, p56 - 78 Journal Article, 2020

Mark Bell , People with intellectual disabilities and labour market inclusion: What role for EU labour law?, European Labour Law Journal, 11, 2020, p3-25 Journal Article, 2020 TARA - Full Text

Equal Treatment in, editor(s)Teun Jaspers, Frans Pennings, and Saskia Peters , European Labour Law, Cambridge, Intersentia, 2019, pp131 - 200, [Mark Bell and Ann Numhauser-Henning] Book Chapter, 2019

Mark Bell , People with Intellectual Disabilities and Employment Discrimination Law: A US Case Study, International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations, 35, 2019, p401 - 426 Journal Article, 2019 TARA - Full Text

EU Equality Law and Precarious Work in, editor(s)Uladzislau Belavusau and Kristin Henrard , EU Anti-Discrimination Law Beyond Gender, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2019, pp75 - 94, [Mark Bell ] Book Chapter, 2019 TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell , Adapting Work to the Worker: the Evolving EU Legal Framework on Accommodating Worker Diversity, International Journal of Discrimination and the Law, 18, 2018, p124 - 143 Journal Article, 2018 TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell , The Principle of Equal Treatment and the European Pillar of Social Rights, Giornale di Diritto del Lavoro e di Relazioni Industriali, 160, 2018, p783 - 810 Journal Article, 2018

Mark Bell , Pitfalls and Progress: Reasonable Accommodation for Workers with Disabilities in Ireland, Dublin University Law Journal, 41, (1), 2018, p77 - 100 Journal Article, 2018

Mark Bell , Leaving Religion at the Door? The European Court of Justice and Religious Symbols in the Workplace, Human Rights Law Review, 17, 2017, p1-13 Journal Article, 2017 URL

Sexual Identity, Law and Social Change in, editor(s)Ivana Bacik and Mary Rogan , Legal Cases that Changed Ireland, Dublin, Clarus Press, 2016, pp63 - 70, [Mark Bell] Book Chapter, 2016 TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell , Disability, rehabilitation and the status of worker in EU Law: Fenoll, Common Market Law Review, 53, (1), 2016, p197 - 208 Journal Article, 2016

Mark Bell , Mental Health, Law and Creating Inclusive Workplaces, Current Legal Problems , 69, 2016, p1 - 34 Journal Article, 2016 TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell and Lisa Waddington, The Employment Equality Directive and supporting people with psychosocial disabilities in the workplace: a legal analysis of the situation in the EU Member States, Brussels, European Commission, December , 2016, p1 - 131 Report, 2016 URL TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell , Mental Health at Work and the Duty to Make Reasonable Adjustments, Industrial Law Journal, 44, 2015, p194 - 221 Journal Article, 2015 URL

Mark Bell , Sickness Absence and the Court of Justice: Examining the Role of Fundamental Rights in EU Employment Law, European Law Journal, 21, 2015, p641 - 656 Journal Article, 2015

Article 20 in, editor(s)S Peers, T Hervey, J Kenner and A Ward , The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: A Commentary, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2014, pp563 - 577, [Mark Bell ] Book Chapter, 2014 TARA - Full Text

Constitutionalization and EU Employment Law in, editor(s)H Micklitz , The Constitutionalization of European Private Law, Oxford, OUP, 2014, pp137 - 169, [Mark Bell ] Book Chapter, 2014 URL TARA - Full Text

Occupational Health and Safety in the UK: At a Crossroads? in, editor(s)E Ales , Health and Safety at Work: European and Comparative Perspective, Alphen aan den Rijn, Kluwer Law International , 2013, pp375 - 410, [Mark Bell ] Book Chapter, 2013 URL

Mark Bell , Between Flexicurity and Fundamental Social Rights: The EU Directives on Atypical Work, European Law Review, 37, 2012, p31 - 48 Journal Article, 2012

Mark Bell , Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation: Alternative Pathways in EU Equality Law, American Journal of Comparative Law , 60, 2012, p127 - 146 Journal Article, 2012

Mark Bell, Achieving the objectives of the Part-Time Work Directive? Revisiting the Part-Time Workers Regulations, Industrial Law Journal, 40, 2011, p254 - 279 Journal Article, 2011

Lisa Waddington and Mark Bell, Exploring the boundaries of positive action under EU law: a search for conceptual clarity, Common Market Law Review, 48, 2011, p1503 - 1526 Journal Article, 2011

British developments in non-discrimination law: the Equality Act in, editor(s)R Schulze , Non-Discrimination in European Private Law, Tubingen, Mohr Siebeck, 2011, pp209 - 231, [Mark Bell ] Book Chapter, 2011 URL TARA - Full Text

The principle of equal treatment: widening and deepening in, editor(s)P Craig and G de Búrca , The evolution of EU law, Oxford, OUP, 2011, pp611 - 639, [Mark Bell ] Book Chapter, 2011 TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell , Judicial enforcement of the duties on public authorities to promote equality, Public Law, 2010, p672 - 687 Journal Article, 2010

U Archibong, M Bell and L Waddington, Exploring positive action from a legal perspective in EU and non-EU countries', International Journal of Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations , 9, 2009, p43 - 53 Journal Article, 2009

Mark Bell , The implementation of European anti-discrimination Directives: converging towards a common model?, The Political Quarterly, 79, 2008, p36 - 44 Journal Article, 2008

Mark Bell, Racism and Equality in the European Union, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2008, 1 - 227pp Book, 2008

Dagmar Schiek, Lisa Waddington and Mark Bell (eds), Cases, Materials and Text on National, Supranational and International Non-Discrimination Law, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2007, 1 - 1118pp Book, 2007 URL

Mark Bell , Civic citizenship and migrant integration', European Public Law, 13, 2007, p311 - 334 Journal Article, 2007

Mark Bell , Employment law consequences of the Civil Partnership Act 2004', Industrial Law Journal, 35, 2006, p179 - 185 Journal Article, 2006

Mark Bell , Equality and the European Union Constitution', Industrial Law Journal, 33, 2004, p242 - 260 Journal Article, 2004

Mark Bell , Holding back the tide? Cross-border recognition of same-sex partnerships within the European Union', European Review of Private Law, 5, 2004, p613 - 632 Journal Article, 2004

Mark Bell , A hazy concept of equality, Feminist Legal Studies , 12, 2004, p223 - 231 Journal Article, 2004

Mark Bell , A patchwork of protection: the new anti-discrimination law framework', Modern Law Review, 67, 2004, p465 - 477 Journal Article, 2004

Mark Bell , Implementing the EU Racial Equality Directive: implications for immigration law', Tolley's Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law , 18, 2004, p37 - 46 Journal Article, 2004

Mark Bell and Peter Cumper, Section 28 after the Human Rights Act, Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, 25, 2003, p215 - 228 Journal Article, 2003

Mark Bell and Lisa Waddington, Reflecting on inequalities in European equality law', European Law Review, 28, 2003, p349 - 369 Journal Article, 2003

Peter Cumper and Mark Bell, Reforming Section 28: Lessons for Westminster from Holyrood, European Human Rights Law Review, (4), 2003, p400 - 409 Journal Article, 2003

Mark Bell , Anti-Discrimination Law and the European Union, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2002, 1 - 269pp Book, 2002 URL

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Mark Bell, Religious Discrimination at the Workplace and Recent CJEU Case-Law, EU Equality Law Seminar, Belfast, 19 February, 2024, Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission Invited Talk, 2024

Mark Bell, Ireland, Care as a Constitutional Value, TriCON webinar, 28 February , 2024 Oral Presentation, 2024

Mark Bell, An Interactive Relationship: Equality, Ireland, and EU Law, 2023, - Miscellaneous, 2023 URL TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell , The Enduring Relevance of Catholic Social Teaching, Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review, 112, 2023, p394 - 402 Journal Article, 2023

Mark Bell , Ethics of Work, Trinity Arts and Humanities Research Festival, Trinity College Dublin, 27 September, 2023 Oral Presentation, 2023

Mark Bell, Definition of Key Concepts in EU Gender Equality Law, EU Gender Equality Law, Vienna, 9 November, 2023, Academy of European Law (ERA) Invited Talk, 2023

Mark Bell, Achieving Work-life Balance for Carers of Persons with Disabilities - Rights for Carers in EU and National Law, Life and Work in Balance: Legal responses to working life in times of change and crisis, Norway, 26 October, 2023, University of Bergen Invited Talk, 2023

Mark Bell , The right to request flexible working arrangements under the Work-Life Balance Directive, Current Reflections on EU Gender Equality Law, Trier, 5 December, 2022 Conference Paper, 2022

Mark Bell, Fit for Flexible Working? The EU Work-Life Balance Directive , EU Law Research Cluster, Webinar, 15 September, 2021, University of Leicester Invited Talk, 2021

Mark Bell, The Promotion of Diversity and EU Social Policy Instruments , 143rd Conference of the Japan Association for Social Policy Studies, Webinar, 16 October, 2021 Invited Talk, 2021

Mark Bell, The Personal Scope of the Equality Acts , Equality Action: the Review of the Equality Acts, Webinar, 5 November, 2021, Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission and Free Legal Advice Centres Invited Talk, 2021

Mark Bell , More Than an Afterthought? Equality Law in Ireland During the Pandemic, Exponential Inequalities: Equality Law in Times of Crisis, University of Oxford (online), 15 February, 2021 Oral Presentation, 2021

Mark Bell, Equality Law in Ireland Beyond the Pandemic, Status Check: 20 Years of the Equal Status Acts, Webinar, 22 June, 2021, Free Legal Advice Centres Invited Talk, 2021

Mark Bell, Smart Law for Smart Working? The EU Work-Life Balance Directive, A New Law for a Changing Family and Society, Webinar, 17 June , 2021, University of Florence Invited Talk, 2021

Mark Bell , Responding to the 'Rapidification' of Working Life: the Right to Disconnect, Studies - an Irish Quarterly Review, 110, 2021, p425 - 436 Journal Article, 2021

Mark Bell, Alan Eustace, Marta Lasek-Markey, Thomas Pahlen, A Right to Disconnect: Irish and European Legal Perspectives, Dublin, Covid-19 Law and Human Rights Observatory, Trinity College Dublin, May, 2021, p1 - 33 Report, 2021 URL TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell, Equal Rights, European Citizens' Panel , Online, 6 November, 2021, Conference on the Future of Europe Invited Talk, 2021

Mark Bell, Definition of Key Concepts in EU Anti-Discrimination Law, Applying EU Anti-Discrimination Law, Webinar, 19 January, 2021, Academy of European Law Invited Talk, 2021

Mark Bell, Definition of Key Concepts in EU Anti-Discrimination Law, Applying EU Anti-Discrimination Law, Webinar, 29 June, 2020, Academy of European Law Invited Talk, 2020

Mark Bell , Mental Health and Employment: the Role for Disability Discrimination Law, Ulster University Public Lecture Series, Law Society of Northern Ireland, 11 February, 2020 Invited Talk, 2020

Mark Bell , Definition of Key Concepts in EU Anti-Discrimination Law, Applying EU Anti-Discrimination Law, Webinar, 28 September, 2020, Academy of European Law Invited Talk, 2020

Mark Bell , Reasonable Accommodation and Fostering the Employment of People with Intellectual Disabilities, EU Instruments to Foster Employment of People with Intellectual Disabilities, Webinar, 15 September, 2020, Inclusion Europe Invited Talk, 2020

Mark Bell, The Principle of Equal Treatment and the European Pillar of Social Rights , Berkeley Comparative Equality and Anti-Discrimination Law Study Group Annual Conference, Stockholm University, 17 June, 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

Mark Bell , EU Anti-Discrimination Law: Navigating Sameness and Difference, Employment Law in a Time of Uncertainty, University College Dublin, 6 December, 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

Mark Bell, The Equality Provisions of the EU Charter and their Potential in Relation to Domestic Law, FLAC: The EU Charter and the ECHR: Practice and Potential, The Law Society of Ireland, 18 October, 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

Mark Bell , The Future of EU Labour Law: Insights from Christian Ethics, Regulating the Future of Human Work: a Christian Ethics Perspective, Trinity College Dublin, 4 October, 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

Mark Bell , Brexit: where are we now and what happens next? Politics, Trade and Labour Law, Brussels European Employee Relations Group, Brussels, 30 January, 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

Mark Bell, Regulating the Future of Human Work: A Christian Ethics Perspective, 4 October, 2019, Trinity College Dublin Meetings /Conferences Organised, 2019

Mark Bell , Using Law to Foster Labour Market Inclusion for People with Intellectual Disabilities, Research Seminar, National University of Ireland Galway, 1 April, 2019 Invited Talk, 2019

Mark Bell , The Definition of Key Concepts in EU Anti-Discrimination Law, Academy of European Law: Applying EU Anti-Discrimination Law , Barcelona, 24 October, 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

Mark Bell , The Future of EU Labour Law: Insights from Christian Ethics, Studies - an Irish Quarterly Review, 108, (432), 2019, p458 - 468 Journal Article, 2019 TARA - Full Text

Mark Bell , Adapting Work to the Worker: The Evolving EU Legal Framework on Accommodating Worker Diversity, EU Employment Law Update, Dublin, 25 January, 2018, Irish Centre for European Law Invited Talk, 2018

Mark Bell , Can Anti-Discrimination Law Improve the Position of People with Intellectual Disabilities in the Labour Market? Learning from Experience in the USA, Berkeley Comparative Anti-Discrimination Law Study Group Annual Conference, University of Melbourne, 11 June, 2018 Conference Paper, 2018

Mark Bell , Workers on the Margins: People with Intellectual Disabilities and Labour Law, Industrial Relations in Europe 2018, KU Leuven, 12 September, 2018 Conference Paper, 2018

Edoardo Ales, Mark Bell, Olaf Deinert, Sophie Robin-Olivier (eds), International and European Labour Law: Article-by-Article Commentary, Baden Baden, Nomos/Beck/Hart Publishing, 2018, 1 - 1678pp Book, 2018

Mark Bell, Reflecting on the Effectiveness of EU Anti-Discrimination Law, University of Luxembourg, 13 July, 2018 Invited Talk, 2018

Art 10 TFEU (pp 21-23), Art 19 TFEU (pp 23-26), Art 20 CFREU (pp 200-203), Art 21 CFREU (pp 203-209), Art 15 RESC (pp 307-310), Art 20 RESC (pp 316-319), Art 14 ECHR (pp 461-465). Co-author of General Introduction (pp XXXIII-XLVII) and introductions to Part 1 (Fundamental Provisions) (pp 1-6) , Part 2 (Equality Law) (pp 431-432), Part 3 (Workers' Mobility) (pp 641-642). in, editor(s)Edoardo Ales, Mark Bell, Olaf Deinert, Sophie-Robin Olivier. , International and European Labour Law: Article-by-Article Commentary, Baden Baden, Nomos/Beck/Hart Publishing, 2018, pp1 - 1678, [Mark Bell] Book Chapter, 2018

Mark Bell, Freedom of Religion and the Right to Non-Discrimination, Human Rights and Religions Summer School, Trinity College Dublin, 21 June 2017, 2017 Oral Presentation, 2017

Mark Bell , Religion, Reasonable Accommodation and the Hesitancy of European Courts, Faculty Colloquium, Boston, USA, 27 October, 2017, Boston College Law School Invited Talk, 2017

Mark Bell , The European Pillar of Social Rights and EU Employment Law: a New Horizon or False Dawn? , Employment Law Distinguished Guest Lecture 2017, UCD Sutherland School of Law, 29 November, 2017 Invited Talk, 2017

Mark Bell , Pitfalls and Progress: Reasonable Accommodation for Workers with Disabilities in Ireland, Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, University College Dublin, 7 September 2017, 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

Mark Bell , Pitfalls and Progress: Reasonable Accommodation for Workers with Disabilities in Ireland, Berkeley Comparative Equality and Anti-Discrimination Law Study Group, Online Seminar, 14 September, 2017 Oral Presentation, 2017

Mark Bell , Accommodating Workplace Diversity - Towards An Overarching Duty in EU Equality Law?, Rethinking EU Equality Law, Institute for Advanced Legal Studies, London, 19 May 2017, 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

Mark Bell , Religion, Reasonable Accommodation and European Anti-Discrimination Law, Irish Society for European Law, European Equality Law Seminar, Dublin, 26 January 2017, 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

Mark Bell , When Can the Charter be Applied? The View from the CJEU, Using the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, Trinity College Dublin, 12 January 2017, 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

Mark Bell , Freedom of Religion and the Right to Non-Discrimination: European Perspectives , Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice, BerkeleyLaw, University of California, Berkeley, 13 September , 2017 Invited Talk, 2017

Mark Bell, Annual Conference, Berkeley Comparative Equality and Anti-Discrimination Study Group, 15-16 June 2017, 2017, Trinity Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin Meetings /Conferences Organised, 2017

Mark Bell , EU Employment Law: Dead End, U-Turn, or New Road Ahead?, University of Leicester, 4 February 2017 , 2017 Invited Talk, 2017

Mark Bell, Data Collection in Relation to LGBTI People, Brussels, Publications Office of the European Union, 2017, p1 - 22 Report, 2017

Mark Bell , Seeking Employment and the Legal Protection of People with Mental Health Problems, Empowering Young Adults with Disabilities, Trinity Centre for Health Sciences, Trinity College Dublin, 21 June 2016, 2016 Conference Paper, 2016

Mark Bell, The Right to Non-Discrimination and European Law, Universita degli Studi di Genova, 8 November 2016, 2016 Invited Talk, 2016

Equality , A Wiesand, K Chainoglou, A Sledzinska-Simon, Y Donders, Culture and Human Rights: The Wroclaw Commentaries, Berlin/Boston, De Gruyter, 2016, pp154 - 156, [Mark Bell] Item in dictionary or encyclopaedia, etc, 2016

Mark Bell, Promoting diversity and inclusion through workplace adjustments: a practical guide, Promoting diversity and inclusion through workplace adjustments, Geneva, 2 December 2016, 2016, International Labour Organisation Invited Talk, 2016 URL

Mark Bell , Mental Health, Law and Creating Inclusive Workplaces, Berkeley Comparative Anti-Discrimination Law Study Group, Online Seminar, 9 March 2016, 2016 Conference Paper, 2016

Mark Bell , Mental Health and Employment in Ireland: Is Equality Law the Solution?, Inaugural Lecture, Trinity College Dublin, 26 January, 2016 Invited Talk, 2016 URL

Mark Bell , EU Migrants and the Racial Equality Directive, EU Discrimination Law and Intra-EU Mobility, Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, 9 September 2016, 2016 Conference Paper, 2016

Mark Bell and Lisa Waddington, The Employment Equality Directive and supporting people with psychosocial disabilities in the workplace, European Commission Non-Discrimination Legal Seminar , Brussels, 25 November 2016, 2016 Conference Paper, 2016 URL

Mark Bell, When Can the Charter be Applied? The View from the CJEU, Workshop on Using the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, London, 6 July 2016, 2016 Conference Paper, 2016

Mark Bell , Zero-Hours Contracts: Retention and Reform in the UK, Zero-Hours Contracts, Trinity College Dublin, 2 February 2015, 2015, Employment Law Association of Ireland Invited Talk, 2015

Mark Bell , EU Equality Law and Precarious Work, EU Anti-Discrimination Law: 15 Years After, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 18 September 2015, 2015 Conference Paper, 2015

Mark Bell , Collective Bargaining and Fundamental Rights for Atypical Workers: The Contribution of EU Law, Collective Bargaining for Atypical Workers in the Live Entertainment and Audiovisual Sectors, Dublin, 8 September 2015, 2015 Conference Paper, 2015

Mark Bell , Mental Health, Law and Creating Inclusive Workplaces, Current Legal Problems, University College London, 19 November 2015, 2015, University College London Invited Talk, 2015

Mark Bell, An Update on the Working Time Directive, ICEL Employment Law Conference, Dublin, 11 December 2015, 2015 Conference Paper, 2015

Mark Bell, Mental Health and the Duty to Make Reasonable Adjustments, Challenges for Labour Law, London, 9 May 2014, 2014, Kingston University Invited Talk, 2014

Mark Bell , LGBT Rights at Work: Recent Developments in EU Law and the ECHR, International Law Congress, Ankara, Turkey, 10 January 2014, 2014, Ankara Bar Association Invited Talk, 2014

Mark Bell, In Sickness and in Health? Illness and EU Employment Law, UACES 44th Annual Conference, Cork, 1-3 September 2014, 2014, pp24 Conference Paper, 2014

Mark Bell , Anti-Discrimination Law: Using European and International Instruments, Anti-Discrimination Law: Using European and International Instruments, Tallin, 14 October 2014, 2014, Estonian Human Rights Centre Invited Talk, 2014

Mark Bell, Overview of the Legal Protection under EU and UK Law, Agency Workers Protection Seminar, Belfast, 17 January 2013, 2013, Northern Ireland Council for Ethnic Minorities Invited Talk, 2013

Mark Bell, Ageing Gracefully? The evolution of EU law on age discrimination, Research Seminar, Brighton, 27 March 2013, 2013, University of Sussex Invited Talk, 2013

Mark Bell , Can we rely on Europe? Is Europe the answer?, Equality 2015 - Setting the Agenda, London, 21 October 2013, 2013, Discrimination Law Association Invited Talk, 2013

Mark Bell , The Equality Act 2010: two steps forward, one step back?, Current Developments in Employment Law, Leicester, 10 May 2013, 2013, University of Leicester Invited Talk, 2013

Research Expertise

Description

Mark's research interests lie primarily in the areas of equality and work. His current research is focused on the relationship between religion and employment/labour law, including analysis of the contribution that religious beliefs can bring to ethical reflection on justice in working life. He has published extensively on anti-discrimination law, employment/labour law, and EU law. Recent research on equality has explored the rights of persons with disabilities, especially those with intellectual or psychosocial disabilities. In relation to employment/labour law, his recent research has focused on work-life balance and the extent to which employers should make adjustments for workers' personal situations and identities. His research has also addresses the legal regulation of non-standard forms of work, such as temporary or part-time work. Mark welcomes inquiries from potential research students in areas broadly related to anti-discrimination law and employment/labour law. He has experience of supervising doctoral research in these fields dealing with domestic law, comparative law, and EU law.

Projects

  • Title
    • The Employment Equality Directive and Supporting People with Psychosocial Disabilities in the Workplace
  • Summary
    • This project produced a report for the European Commission, jointly authored with Professor Lisa Waddington, Maastricht University. It examined the role that EU Law, specifically Directive 2000/78, plays in providing support in the labour market for those who experience mental health problems amounting to a psychosocial disability. It examined the definition of disability found in EU and national law, and the extent to which the concept of reasonable accommodation has been applied to persons with psychosocial disability. It also explored the role playing by stigma in creating barriers for those with mental health problems and evidence of measures adopted by Member States to combat this phenomenon: http://www.equalitylaw.eu/downloads/3966-the-employment-equality-directive-and-supporting-people-with-psychosocial-disabilities-in-the-workplace-a-legal-analysis-of-the-situation-in-the-eu-member-states
  • Funding Agency
    • European Commission via Human European Consultancy
  • Date From
    • May 2016
  • Date To
    • November 2016
  • Title
    • Don't knock on the wrong door: Charter Click
  • Summary
    • The project involves a consortium of European universities, together with governmental and non-governmental agencies that provide advice to citizens on the enforcement of rights. The project will examine the practice of national courts, and the EU courts, in applying the Charter of Fundamental Rights. This only applies if the factual scenario falls within the scope of EU law, which is a frequent source of confusion and uncertainty. The project aims to create an online resource that can assist citizens in understanding whether the Charter applies to their individual situation.
  • Funding Agency
    • European Commission
  • Date From
    • February 2015
  • Date To
    • February 2017
  • Title
    • European Network of Legal Experts in Gender Equality and Non-Discrimination
  • Summary
    • The Network conducts analysis of the implementation of EU anti-discrimination legislation within the Member States, the EEA states, and certain candidate countries for EU membership. During 2015, Mark is the acting coordinator for disability issues, which entails analysing the draft national reports as well as other contributions to the functioning of the Network. See further: http://www.non-discrimination.net
  • Funding Agency
    • European Commission
  • Date From
    • 2015
  • Title
    • Promoting Diversity and Inclusion Through Workplace Adjustments: A Practical Guide
  • Summary
    • Mark played a key role in finalising a guide for the International Labour Organisation on promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace through the provision of workplace adjustments. The guide aims to identify the steps that employers should take, such as putting in place a procedure for handling requests from workers for accommodation. It provides examples of accommodations that might be considered for workers with physical or mental disabilities, those affected by HIV, those with family responsibilities or workers who need an accommodation due to a particular religious practice: http://www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/groups/public/---ed_norm/---declaration/documents/publication/wcms_536630.pdf
  • Funding Agency
    • International Labour Organisation
  • Date From
    • August 2015
  • Date To
    • December 2016
  • Title
    • Analysis of Comparative Review of Equality Data Collection Practices in the EU
  • Summary
    • Mark Bell is a Senior Expert in the team of researchers in this project. It is gathering information on the extent to which data relating to equality is gathered across the 28 EU Member States. This might include data on complaints of discrimination, individual experiences of discrimination or outcomes for minority groups in areas like employment and education.
  • Funding Agency
    • European Commission via Human European Consultancy
  • Date From
    • 31/8/15
  • Date To
    • 30/8/16

Keywords

Employment and Labour Law; employment equality law; Equality law; eu employment law; eu equality law; labour migration; precarious work

Recognition

Awards and Honours

Jean Monnet Fellowship, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute 2004

European University Institute Law Prize for doctoral thesis 1999/2000

Memberships

Employment Law Association of Ireland 2015

Society of Legal Scholars 2005

Discrimination Law Association

Irish Association of Law Teachers 2018

Hilary Biehler


Biography

Hilary Biehler is a barrister and Professor of Public Law at the Law School Trinity College, Dublin. She obtained a B.A.(Mod.), M.Litt., Ph.D. and LL.D. in law from Trinity College Dublin and was called to the Irish Bar in 1988. She was a Commissioner with the Law Reform Commission from 1997-2005 and Editor of the Irish Law Reports Monthly from 1993-2008. She was Head of the Law School at Trinity College from 2003-2005, 2008-2010 and 2011-2014. She was Vice Dean of the Schools of Law and Education in 2005-2006, Pro-Dean of the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences in 2007 and Pro-Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences in 2010-2011. She has published widely in the areas of Equity and the Law of Trusts, Administrative law and Civil Procedure.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Biehler, H., Delany & McGrath on Civil Procedure, 5th, Dublin, Round Hall Thomson Reuters, 2024, 1 - 1712pp Book, 2024

Biehler, H, Dismissal of Proceedings on Grounds of Delay, Irish Law Times, 42, (1), 2024, p6 - 12 Journal Article, 2024

Biehler, H., Case Stated Procedure - Recent Developments, Irish Law Times, 41, (1), 2023, p7 - 14 Journal Article, 2023

Biehler, H., Security for the Costs of Appeals, Irish Jurist, 69, 2023, p43 - 60 Journal Article, 2023

Biehler, H., Recent Developments in Judicial Review Procedure Part II, Irish Law Times, 41, (11), 2023, p159 - 164 Journal Article, 2023

Biehler, H., Recent Developments in Judicial Review Procedure Part 1, Irish Law Times, 41, (10), 2023, p147 - 152 Journal Article, 2023

Biehler, H., Judicial Review and Remittal in Civil Proceedings, Irish Law Times, 40, (1), 2022, p10 - 16 Journal Article, 2022

Biehler, H., Security for Costs and Corporate Plaintiffs - A Re-appraisal of Special Circumstances?, Irish Supreme Court Review, 4, 2022, p1 - 20 Journal Article, 2022

Biehler, H., The Nemo Iudex in Causa Sua Principle: Getting the Balance Right, Dublin University Law Journal, 42, (2), 2022, p113 - 129 Journal Article, 2022

Biehler, H., A Comparative Analysis of the Some Aspects of the Charities Act 2011 and the Irish Charities Act 2009, Trust Law International, 35, (2), 2021, p71 - 89 Journal Article, 2021

Biehler, H., Third Party Procedure - An Analysis of Recent Decisions, Irish Law Times, 39, (1), 2021, p7 - 15 Journal Article, 2021

Biehler, H., The Concept of Sufficient Interest in Judicial Review Proceedings, Irish Jurist, 65, 2021, p1 - 24 Journal Article, 2021

Biehler, H., Procedural Fairness and a Two Stage Process - Why There Can Be No 'Bright Line Rule', Irish Jurist, 63, 2020, p28 - 47 Journal Article, 2020

Biehler, H., The Right to Representation as an Aspect of Procedural Fairness, Irish Law Times, 38, (13), 2020, p5 - 12 Journal Article, 2020

Biehler, H., Interlocutory Injunctions - Recent Guidance from the Supreme Court, Irish Law Times, 38, (13), 2020, p190 - 195 Journal Article, 2020

Biehler, H., Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland, 7th, Dublin, Thomson Reuters, 2020, 1 - 1080pp Book, 2020

Biehler, H., Undue Influence and Third Parties - An Update on the Position in Ireland, Irish Law Times, 37, (13), 2019, p186 - 193 Journal Article, 2019

Biehler, H., The Rationale for the Duty to Provide Reasons for Administrative Decisions, Irish Jurist, 61, 2019, p148 - 158 Journal Article, 2019

Biehler, H., The Criteria for Appeals to the Supreme Court, Irish Law Times, 37, (1), 2019, p7 - 13 Journal Article, 2019

Biehler, H., Security for Costs and Corporate Plaintiffs - Recent Developments, Irish Law Times, 37, (7), 2019, p98 - 103 Journal Article, 2019

Biehler, H., The Scope of Common Intention Constructive Trusts: Where to Draw the Line?, Trust Law International, 32, (2), 2018, p63 - 72 Journal Article, 2018

Biehler, H., Time Limits in Judicial Review Proceedings, Irish Law Times, 36, (1), 2018, p7 - 14 Journal Article, 2018

Biehler, H., McGrath D., Egan McGrath E., Delany and McGrath on Civil Procedure, 4th, Dublin, Thomson Reuters Round Hall, 2018, 1 - 1437pp Book, 2018

Biehler, H., Maintenance and Champerty and Access to Justice - the Saga Continues, Irish Jurist, 59, 2018, p130 - 145 Journal Article, 2018

Biehler, H., Principles Relating to the Awarding of Costs in Cases which do not Proceed to a Determination, Irish Law Times, 35, (12), 2017, p154 - 160 Journal Article, 2017

Biehler, H., Upholding Standards in Public Decision-Making: Getting the Balance Right, Irish Jurist, 57, 2017, p94 - 118 Journal Article, 2017

Biehler, H., Normal and Leapfrog Appeals to the Supreme Court, Irish Law Times, 35, (1), 2017, p5 - 10 Journal Article, 2017

Biehler, H., The Statement of Grounds in Judicial Review Proceedings: Recent Developments, Irish Law Times, 34, (13), 2016, p187 - 193 Journal Article, 2016

Biehler, Hilary, Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland, 6th, Dublin, Round Hall Thomson Reuters, 2016, 1 - 972pp Book, 2016

Biehler, H., DIsmissal of Proceedings on Grounds of Delay, Irish Jurist, 55, 2016, p175 - 188 Journal Article, 2016

Biehler, H., Third Party Funders - Costs and Discloure Orders, Irish Law Times, 34, (1), 2016, p7 - 13 Journal Article, 2016

Biehler, H., The Political Purposes Exception - Is There a Future for a Doctrine Built on Foundations of Sand?, Trust Law International, 29, (3), 2015, p97 - 113 Journal Article, 2015

Biehler, H., Remedies in Cases of Proprietary Estoppel: Towards a More Principled Approach? , Irish Jurist, 54, 2015, p79 - 95 Journal Article, 2015

Biehler, H., Trusts for the Relief of Poverty and the Public Benefit: Time for a Reappraisal, Trust Law International, 28, (3), 2014, p145 - 156 Journal Article, 2014

Biehler, H. and Donnelly, C., Proportionality in the Irish Courts: the Need for Guidance, European Human Rights Law Review, (3), 2014, p272 - 283 Journal Article, 2014

Biehler, H., The Right to Privacy and the Retention of DNA Profiles - Getting the Balance Right, European Human Rights Law Review, (5), 2014, p479 - 489 Journal Article, 2014

Biehler, H., Curial Deference in the Context of Judicial Review of Administrative Action Post - Meadows, Irish Jurist, 49, 2013, p29 - 48 Journal Article, 2013

Biehler, H., Judicial Review of Administrative Action: A Comparative Analysis, 3rd, Dublin, Round Hall Thomson Reuters, 2013, 1 - 540pp Book, 2013

Biehler, H., Legitimate Expectation - An Odyssey, Irish Jurist, 50, 2013, p40 - 69 Journal Article, 2013

Biehler, H., Joining a Defendant - Time Bar Issues, Irish Law Times, 30, 2012, p227 - 231 Journal Article, 2012

Biehler, H., "Security for Costs: A Reappraisal of Established Principles, Dublin University Law Journal, 35, 2012, p173 - 198 Journal Article, 2012

Delany, H. and McGrath, D., Civil Procedure in the Superior Courts, 3rd edition, Dublin, Thomson Reuters (Professional) Ltd, 2012, cxxxii + 1196pp Book, 2012

Delany, H. and Ryan D., "Springboard Injunctions: An Analysis of Emerging Principles in the Case Law of the English and Irish Courts, Civil Justice Quarterly, 31, (3), 2012, p284 - 303 Journal Article, 2012

Delany, H, The Law Relating to Charitable Trusts: Judicial Guidance and Statutory Intervention, Dublin University Law Journal, 33, 2011, p196 - 219 Journal Article, 2011

Delany, H and Donnelly, C, The Irish Supreme Court inches towards proportionality review, Public Law, P.L. 2011, 2011, p9 - 19 Journal Article, 2011

Delany, H., Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland, 5th, Dublin, Thomson Reuters (Professional) Ireland Ltd, 2011, 1 - 890pp Book, 2011

Delany, H, The test for the grant of mandatory interlocutory injunctions, Irish Law Times, 28, 2010, p217 - 220 Journal Article, 2010

Delany, H, Dismissal for want of prosecution - has the test changed?, Irish Law Times, 28, 2010, p5 - 9 Journal Article, 2010

Delany, H and Egan McGrath, E, The Discovery Rules - Judicial Proactivity and SI 2009/93, Irish Law Times, 28, 2010, p42 - 47 Journal Article, 2010

Delany, H, Judicial Review of Administrative Action: A Comparative Analysis, 2nd, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2009, 1 - 489pp Book, 2009

Delany, H., Trustee Exemption Clauses - Proposals for Regulation, Trust Law International, 23, (2), 2009, p91 - 102 Journal Article, 2009

Delany, H., The relevance of the availability of an alternative remedy in judicial review proceedings, Irish Law Times, 27, 2009, p10 - 13 Journal Article, 2009

Delany, H, Is there a future for proprietary estoppel as we know it?, Dublin University Law Journal, 31, 2009, p440 - 457 Journal Article, 2009

Delany, H., Recent Developments in Administrative Law in Canada, Dublin University Law Journal, 30, 2008, p100 - 119 Journal Article, 2008

Delany, H. and Ryan, D., Unconscionability: A Unifying Theme in Equity?, The Conveyancer and Property Lawyer, 72, (5), 2008, p401 - 436 Journal Article, 2008

Delany, H, "Substantial Grounds" and "Substantial Interest" - A Restrictive Interpretation, Irish Law Times, 26, 2008, p246 - 253 Journal Article, 2008

Hilary Delany and Eoin Carolan, The Right to Privacy, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2008, 1 - 352pp Book, 2008

Delany, H., The costs of interlocutory and leave applications, Irish Law Times, 25, 2007, p271 - 277 Journal Article, 2007

Delany, H., Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland, 4th ed.,, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2007, cviii, 828pp Book, 2007

Delany, H and Murphy, C., Towards common principles relating to the protection of privacy rights?, European Human Rights Law Review, (5), 2007, p568 - 582 Journal Article, 2007

Delany, H, Legitimate expectations and substantive effect, Dublin University Law Journal, 29, 2007, p413 - 426 Journal Article, 2007

Delany, H., Joining co-defendants and amici curiae, Irish Law Times, 25, 2007, p237 - 241 Journal Article, 2007

Delany, H., Employment Injunctions: the role of mutual trust and confidence, Dublin University Law Journal, 28, 2006, p363 - 379 Journal Article, 2006

Delany, H., Mareva Injunctions - recent developments, Irish Law Times, 24, 2006, p9 - 16 Journal Article, 2006

Hilary Delany, Prior restraint orders and freedom of expression - towards a unified approach, Irish Jurist , 40, 2005, p138 - 159 Journal Article, 2005

Delany, H., The requirement to act promptly in judicial review proceedings, Irish Law Times, 23, 2005, p230 - 235 Journal Article, 2005

Equity in, editor(s)Binchy W., Byrne R. , Annual Review of Irish law 2004, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2005, pp265 - 272, [Delany, H] Book Chapter, 2005

Practice and Procedure in, editor(s)Binchy, W., Byrne, R. , Annual Review of Irish Law 2004, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2005, pp409 - 430, [Delany, H] Book Chapter, 2005

Delany, H., McGrath D., Civil Procedure in the Superior Courts , 2nd edition, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2005, cxxxi + 890 pp Book, 2005

Delany H., Security for the costs of discovery, Journal of Civil Practice and Procedure, 1, (1), 2005, p3 - 7 Journal Article, 2005

Delany, H., Breach of confidence or breach of privacy: the way forward, Dublin University Law Journal, 27, 2005, p151 - 168 Journal Article, 2005

Delany H., The obligation on the courts to deal with cases within a "reasonable time, Irish Law Times, 22, 2004, p249 - 254 Journal Article, 2004

Delany H., The constitutionality of limitation periods without savers, Irish Law Times, 22, 2004, p262 - 266 Journal Article, 2004

Delany H., The amended discovery rules -clarification of the extent of the changes, Irish Law Times, 22, 2004, p12 - 16 Journal Article, 2004

Delany H., Extension of time limits in judicial review proceedings, Irish Law Times, 21, 2003, p156 - 160 Journal Article, 2003

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 2003 Journal Article, 2003

Delany H., Constitutional law - Interference by the legislature in the judicial domain' , Irish Law Times, 21, 2003, p272 - 276 Journal Article, 2003

Delany H., Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland, 3rd ed., Thomson Round Hall, 2003, ci +740pp Book, 2003

Delany H., Satisfying the equity in cases of proprietary estoppel, Dublin University Law Journal, 25, 2003, p217 - 229 Journal Article, 2003

Delany H., Byrne R., Practice and Procedure, Annual Review of Irish Law, 2003 Journal Article, 2003

Delany H., Applications to set aside orders granting leave in judicial review proceedings, Irish Law Times, 20, 2002, p269 - 272 Journal Article, 2002

Delany H., McGrath D., Civil Procedure in the Superior Courts, Round Hall Sweet and Maxwell, 2002, cxiii + 722pp Book, 2002

Delany H., Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland: Cases and Materials, Round Hall Sweet and Maxwell, 2002, lx +1093pp Book, 2002

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 2002 Journal Article, 2002

Delany H., Judicial review in cases of asylum seekers - the role of curial deference and the question of whether the standard of review should vary, Dublin University Law Journal, 24, 2002, p1 - 25 Journal Article, 2002

Delany H., Regulation of the Supreme Court's appellate jurisdiction must be clear and unambiguous, Irish Law Times, 20, 2002, p73 - 78 Journal Article, 2002

Delany H., Byrne R., Practice and Procedure, Annual Review of Irish Law, 2002 Journal Article, 2002

Delany H., Extension of time for bringing judicial review pursuant to s.5 of the Illegal Immigrants (Trafficking) Act 2000, Irish Law Times, 20, 2002, p44 - 48 Journal Article, 2002

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 2001 Journal Article, 2001

Delany, H., Discovery - How strictly is the new Order 31, rule 12 being interpreted?, Irish Law Times, 19, 2001, p57 - 60 Journal Article, 2001

Delany H., Judicial Review of Administrative Action: A Comparative Analysis, Round Hall Ltd, 2001, xl + 281pp Book, 2001

Delany H., Setting aside final orders, Dublin University Law Journal, 23, 2001, p1 - 20 Journal Article, 2001

Delany H., Byrne R., Practice and Procedure, Annual Review of Irish Law, 2001 Journal Article, 2001

Delany H., Judicial review proceedings: Discretionary factors and the effect of delay, Dublin University Law Journal, 22, 2000, p236 - 254 Journal Article, 2000

Delany H., Byrne R., Practice and Procedure, Annual Review of Irish Law, 2000 Journal Article, 2000

Delany H., Striking out where no reasonable cause of action, where claim frivolous or vexatious or where clearly unsustainable, Irish Law Times, 18, 2000, p127 - 130 Journal Article, 2000

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 2000 Journal Article, 2000

Delany H., Security for costs in relation to corporate plaintiffs, Irish Law Times, 18, 2000, p58 - 61 Journal Article, 2000

Delany H., Recent developments in relation to the Nemo Iudex in Causa Sua principle, Dublin University Law Journal, 21, 1999, p66 - 89 Journal Article, 1999

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1999 Journal Article, 1999

Delany H., Third party procedure and concurrent wrongdoers - Service of third party proceedings as soon as is reasonably possible, Dublin University Law Journal, 21, 1999, p190 - 206 Journal Article, 1999

Delany H., Recent developments in relation to discovery, Irish Law Times, 17, 1999, p203 - 206 Journal Article, 1999

Delany H., The Courts Acts 1924-1997, 2nd ed., Round Hall Sweet and Maxwell, 1999, lxxi + 538pp Book, 1999

Delany H., Byrne R., Practice and Procedure, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1999 Journal Article, 1999

Delany H., Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland, 2nd ed., Round Hall Sweet and Maxwell, 1999, xci + 706pp Book, 1999

Delany H., Byrne R., Practice and Procedure, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1998 Journal Article, 1998

Delany H., Significant themes in judicial review of administrative action, Dublin University Law Journal, 20, 1998, p73 - 100 Journal Article, 1998

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1998 Journal Article, 1998

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1997 Journal Article, 1997

Delany H., The future of the doctrine of legitimate expectations in Irish administrative law, Irish Jurist, 32, 1997, p217 - 242 Journal Article, 1997

Delany H., Byrne R., Practice and Procedure, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1997 Journal Article, 1997

Delany H., Byrne R., Practice and Procedure, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1996 Journal Article, 1996

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1996 Journal Article, 1996

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1995 Journal Article, 1995

Delany H., Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland, Round Hall Sweet and Maxwell, 1995, 577pp Book, 1995

Delany H., Byrne R., Practice and Procedure, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1995 Journal Article, 1995

Delany H., The Courts Acts 1924-1991, Round Hall Sweet and Maxwell, 1994, xliv + 339pp Book, 1994

Delany H., Equity, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1994 Journal Article, 1994

Delany H., Charitable status and cy-pres jurisdiction, Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, 45, 1994, p364 - 377 Journal Article, 1994

Delany H., Hogan G., Anglo-Irish extradition as viewed from an Irish perspective, Public Law, 1993, p93 - 120 Journal Article, 1993

Delany H., Interlocutory injunctions - Adequacy of damages and other factors, Dublin University Law Journal, 15, 1993, p228 - 242 Journal Article, 1993

Delany H., Legal representation in administrative proceedings: a matter of right or discretion?, Dublin University Law Journal, 14, 1992, p88 - 100 Journal Article, 1992

Delany H., Employment Law - Natural justice and the officeholder / employee distinction, Dublin University Law Journal, 10, 1990, p164 - 174 Journal Article, 1990

Delany H., The doctrine of legitimate expectation in Irish law, Dublin University Law Journal, 12, 1990, p1 - 25 Journal Article, 1990

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

The Proposed Court of Appeal in, editor(s)Bacik and Prendergast , Criminal Law and Practice Review , Dublin, Clarus Press, 2014, pp129 - 142, [Biehler, H.] Book Chapter, 2014

Delany H., Amendments to a statement of grounds in judicial review proceedings, Practice and Procedure, 3, 2001, p2 - 5 Journal Article, 2001

Delany H., Dismissal for want of prosecution or on grounds of inordinate and inexcusable delay, Practice and Procedure, 2, 2000, p2 - 7 Journal Article, 2000

Delany H., Dismissal for want of prosecution, Irish Law Times, 14, 1996, p240 - 243 Journal Article, 1996

Delany H., Security for costs and plaintiffs resident outside the jurisdiction, Irish Law Times, 14, 1996, p119 - 122 Journal Article, 1996

Delany H., The duty to give reasons in administrative decision-making, Irish Law Times, 12, 1994, p145 - 148 Journal Article, 1994

Delany H., The scope of judicial review - a question of the source or nature of powers, Irish Law Times, 11, 1993, p12 - 16 Journal Article, 1993

Delany H., The doctrine of legitimate expectations: Recent developments, Irish Law Times, 11, 1993, p192 - 195 Journal Article, 1993

Delany H., Statutory interpretation - can legislation have retrospective effect?, Irish Law Times, 10, 1992, p133 - 137 Journal Article, 1992

Delany H., Recent developments in locus standi in Irish constitutional law, Irish Law Times, 8, 1990, p147 - 151 Journal Article, 1990

Research Expertise

Description

Equity and the Law of Trusts, Administrative Law, particularly Judicial Review of Administrative Action, and Civil Procedure

Recognition

Representations

Commissioner, The Law Reform Commission April 1997 to May 2005

Awards and Honours

Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin 1998

Neville Cox


Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

neville cox, eoin mccullough, defamation law, 2nd , dublin, 2022, 1 - 780pp Book, 2022

Neville Cox, Val Corbett, Mark Connaughton, Employment Law in Ireland, 2nd, Dublin, 2022, 1 - 1357pp Book, 2022

Cox, Neville, 'The Need for Evidence in Support of Pejorative Assertions in 'Islamic Veiling Cases' - A Comparison of the Approaches of the European Court of Human Rights and the United Nations Human Rights Committee', American Journal of Comparative Law , 2021 Journal Article, 2021

Defamation law in, editor(s)William Binchy, Raymond Byrne , Annual Review of Irish Law, Dublin, Round Hall Thompson Reuters, 2021, pp366 - 386, [Neville Cox] Book Chapter, 2021

Blasphemy, Freedom of Expression and the Role of Constitutional Rights in, editor(s)Mancini, S , Constitutions and Religion, Edward Elgar, 2020, pp399 - 414, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2020

Cox, Neville, Justifying Blasphemy Laws: Freedom of Expression, Public Morals and International Human Rights Law, Journal of Law and Religion, 35, (1), 2020, p33 - 60 Journal Article, 2020

Cox, Neville, Stephen Fry, The Meaning of Life and the Problem with Irish Blasphemy Law, Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, 8, (1), 2019, p247 Journal Article, 2019

Neville Cox, Behind the Veil: A Critical Analysis of European Anti-Veiling Laws, 1, Edward Elgar, 2019, 1- Book, 2019

Blasphemy and Defamation of Religion Following Charlie Hebdo in, editor(s)Temperman & Koltay , Blasphemy and Freedom of Expression, Cambridge University Press, 2017, pp53 - 84, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2017

Neville Cox, The Freedom to Publish 'Irreligious' Cartoons, Human Rights Law Review, 16, (2), 2016, p195 Journal Article, 2016

Neville Cox and Hannah O'Farrell, TERRORISM, SHARI'A AND THE ISOLATING OF ISLAM, Australian Law Journal, 90, 2016, p259 Journal Article, 2016

Cox, Pourquoi suis-Je Charlie? Blasphemy, Defamation of Religion and the Nature of 'Offensive Cartoons', Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, 4, (2), 2015, p343 - 367 Journal Article, 2015

Neville Cox, Delfi AS v. Estonia: the Liability of Secondary Internet Publishers for Violation of Reputational Rights under the European Convention on Human Rights, Modern Law Review, 77, (4), 2014, p619 - 640 Journal Article, 2014

Neville Cox & Eoin McCullough, Defamation Law and Practice, 1st, Dublin, 1, 2014, 687- Book, 2014

Neville Cox, Blasphemy, Holocaust Denial and the Control of Profoundly Unacceptable Speech, American Journal of Comparative Law, LXII, (3), 2014, p739 - 774 Journal Article, 2014

Neville Cox, THE FUTURE OF THE REYNOLDS DEFENCE IN IRISH DEFAMATION LAW FOLLOWING THE DEFAMATION ACT 2009, Irish Jurist, 52, (1), 2014, p28 - 58 Journal Article, 2014

CAS 98/211 B v. FINA in, editor(s)Anderson, Jack , Leading Cases in Sports Law, TMC Asser Press, 2013, pp175 - 194, [Neville Cox] Book Chapter, 2013

Neville Cox, The Clash of Unprovable Universalisms, Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, 2, (2), 2013, p307 - 329 Journal Article, 2013

Neville Cox, Dismissal of an Action on the Grounds of Delay or Want of Prosecution: Recent Developments, Dublin University Law Journal, 35, 2012, p121 - 147 Journal Article, 2012

Neville Cox, Review of Modern Sports Law, by Jack Anderson , Irish Jurist, XLVI, 2011, p5 Review, 2011

The ethical case for a Blasphemy Law in, editor(s)Fortner and Fackler , The handbook of Global Communication and Media Ethics, London, Wiley-Blackwell, 2011, pp263 - 297, [Neville Cox] Book Chapter, 2011

Nevile Cox, Challenges to the Registration of a Registered Employment Agreement , Employment Law Review, (3), 2010, p3 - 26 Journal Article, 2010

Cox, Neville with Ryan, Des and Corbett, Val, Employment Law in Ireland, Dublin, Clarus Press, 2009, 1 - 1027pp Book, 2009

Foetal Personhood in Comparative Perspective in, editor(s)Schweppe, Jennifer , The Unborn Child, Article 40.3.3 and Abortion in Ireland: 25 Years of Protection, Dublin, Liffey Press, 2008, ppvi - 424 , [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2008

Cox, Neville, Defamation Law, Dublin, First Law, 2008, 1 - 978pp Book, 2008

Suing hospitals and health boards in, editor(s)Binchy, William and Craven, Ciaran , Medical Negligence Litigation, Dublin, First Law, 2008, pp83 - 109, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2008

A Question of Definition in, editor(s)Doyle, Oran and Binchy, William , Committed Relationships and the Lawqq, Dublin, Four Courts Press, 2007, pp104 - 123, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2007

Sports Law in, editor(s)Binchy, William and Byrne, Raymond , Annual Review of Irish Law 2006, Dublin, Round Hall, 2007, pp535 - 546, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2007

Schuster, Alexander with Cox, Neville and Costello, Cathyrn, Sport and the Law, Dublin, First Law, 2007, 1 - 550pp Book, 2007

Eardley, John and Cox, Neville, Annual Review of Employment Law 2006, Dublin, First Law, 2006 Book, 2006

Sports Law in, editor(s)Binchy, William and Byrne, Raymond , Annual Review of Irish Law 2005, Dublin, Round Hall, 2006, pp652 - 665, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2006

Eardley, John and Cox, Neville, Annual Review of Employment Law 2005, Dublin, First Law, 2005 Book, 2005

School Sports and the Law in, editor(s)Binchy, William and Glendenning, Dympna , Litigation Against Schools: Implications for School Managers, Dublin, First Law, 2005, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2005

Sports Law in, editor(s)Binchy, William and Byrne, Raymond , Annual Review of Irish Law 2004, Dublin, Round Hall, 2005, pp449 - 458, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2005

Cox, Neville, "Legal Regulation of the Broadcasting of Sporting Events in Europe", Dubling University Law Journal, 2004 Journal Article, 2004

The Language of Constitutional Debate in, editor(s)Binchy, William and Finnegan, Catherine , The Citizenship Referendum: Implications for the Constitution and Hunan Rights, Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, 2004, pp91 - 100, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2004

The New Rules Relating to Collateral Benefits in, editor(s)Binchy, William and Craven, Ciaran , The Civil Liability and Courts Act (2004), Dublin, First Law, 2004, pp84 - 102, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2004

Sports Law in, editor(s)Binchy, William and Byrne, Raymond , Annual Review of Irish Law 2003, Dublin, Round Hall, 2004, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2004

Cox, Neville, Review of A World Made New, by Glendon , Dublin University Law Journal, 26, 2004 Review, 2004

Cox, Neville, Review of A World Made New, by Glendon , Dublin University Law Journal, 26, 2004 Review, 2004

Sports Law in, editor(s)Binchy, William and Byrne, Raymond , Annual Review of Irish Law 2002, Dublin, Round Hall, 2003, pp443 - 461, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2003

Cox, Neville, Civil Liability for Violence on the Field of Play, Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, 2003 Journal Article, 2003

Cox, Neville, Legalisation of Drug Use in Sport, International Sports Law Review, (November), 2002, p77 - 89 Journal Article, 2002

Sports Law in, editor(s)Bincy, William and Byrne, Raymond , Annual Review of Irish Law 2001, Dublin, Round Hall, 2002, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2002

Cox, Neville, Review of The Common European Law of Torts, by Von Barr , Irish Jurist, (XXXVI), 2001, p359 Review, 2001

Cox, Neville, Passive Judicial Activism, Dublin Univeristy Law Journal , 22, 2000, p201 - 207 Journal Article, 2000

Cox, Neville, Causation, Responsibility and Fetal Personhood, Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, 51 (4), 2000, p579 - 596 Journal Article, 2000

Cox, Neville, Victory with Honour or Victory at All Costs, Dublin University Law Journal, 22, 2000, p19 - 49 Journal Article, 2000

Cox, Neville, Review of Drugs and Doping in Sport, by O'Leary , Dublin University Law Journal, 22, 2000, p262 Review, 2000

Constitutional Interpretation of Judicial Activism in, editor(s)O'Dell, E, , Leading Cases of the Twentieth Centre, Dublin, Round Hall, 2000, [Cox, Neville] Book Chapter, 2000

Cox, Neville, Blasphemy Law, UK, Edwin Mellen Press, 2000, 1 - 236pp Book, 2000

Cox, Neville, Public Figures and Defamation Actions Following the Reynolds Case , Dublin University Law Journal, 21, 1999, p206 - 219 Journal Article, 1999

Cox, Neville, Review of Breaking the Abortion Deadlock, by McDonagh, Eileen , Dublin University Law Review, 20, 1998, p254 Review, 1998

Cox, Neville, Prior Restraint and Injunctions in Defamation Cases, Dublin University Law Journal, 20, 1998, p246 - 253 Journal Article, 1998

Cox, Neville, Breaking the Abortion Deadlock, Review of Breaking the Abortion Deadlock, by McDonagh, Eileen , Dublin University Law Review, 20, 1998, p254 Review, 1998

Cox, Neville, Review of Breaking the Abortion Deadlock, by McDonagh, Eileen , Dublin University Law Review, 20, 1998, p254 Review, 1998

Cox, Neville, Sacrilege and Sensibility, the Value of Irish Blasphemy Law', Dublin University Law Journal, 19, 1997, p87 - 112 Journal Article, 1997

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Cox, Neville, O'Farrell, Hannah, TERRORISM, SHARI'A AND THE ISOLATING OF ISLAM, Australian Law Journal, 90, 2016, p259 Journal Article, 2016

Neville Cox, Defences under the Defamation Act, Quarterly Review of Tort Law, 4, (2), 2011, p12 - 20 Journal Article, 2011

Neville Cox, Nadia Bhatti, THE FUTURE OF REGISTERED EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENTS, EMPLOYMENT REGULATION ORDERS AND JOINT LABOUR COMMITTEES, Employment Law Review, (4), 2011, p43 Journal Article, 2011

Nevile Cox, Desmond Ryan, Recent Developments in Employment Law, Employment Law Review, (1), 2011, p34 - 57 Journal Article, 2011

Neville Cox, Burke v. Independent Colleges - Employment INjunctons Revisited, Employment Law Review, (4), 2010, p3 - 32 Journal Article, 2010

Neville Cox, Employment Permits in Irish Law, Irish Business Law Quarterly, 4, (1), 2010, p22 - 28 Journal Article, 2010

Neville Cox, Recent developments in the rules relating to Workplace Stress, Quarterly Review of Tort Law, 3, (3), 2009, p17 - 27 Journal Article, 2009

Employment Law Review, Dublin, Firstlaw, [eds.], 2009 Editorial Board, 2009

Cox, Neville, Recent Developments in Defamation and Breach of Privacy Law, Quarterly Review of Tort Law, 3, (2), 2008 Journal Article, 2008

Neville Cox, Public interest reporting and defamation law, Quarterly review of Tort Law, 2, (2), 2007, p20 - 32 Journal Article, 2007

Cox, Neville, The Defence of Offer of Amends and the Defamation Bill 2006, Quarterly Review of Tort Law, 2, (4), 2007 Journal Article, 2007

Cox, Neville, Employers' Liability for Workplace Stress, Quarterly Review of Tort Law, 1, (2), 2006, p10- Journal Article, 2006

Cox, Neville, Sports Governing Bodies and Fair Procedures, Recent Irish Developments, United Kingdom Sport and the Law Journal, 10 (2), 2002, p162 - 172 Journal Article, 2002

Neville Cox, Suing hospitals and other health service providers, Medical Negligence Litigation, Dublin, 28 March 2009 Conference Paper,

Neville Cox, Negligent Supervision: schools and sports, Litigation against Post Primary Schools, Dublin, 12 November 2011 Conference Paper,

Neville Cox, Limitation of Actions and Proof in Medical Negligence Litigation, Medical Negligence 2010, Dublin, 20 November 2010 Conference Paper,

Neville Cox, The Planning Application, Intensive Course on Planning Law, Dublin, 19 January 2012 Conference Paper,

Neville Cox, Limitation of Actions and Delay, Tort Litigation 2011, Dublin, 26 November 2011 Conference Paper,

Neville Cox, The new defences: Impact on Practice, Defamation and Privacy Law, Dublin, 7 April 2011 Conference Paper,

Neville Cox, Is Nationalised Healthcare the Cure for America, The great healthcare debate, Bloomington, Indiana, 16 February 2010 Conference Paper,

Oran Doyle


Biography

Oran Doyle is professor in law at Trinity College Dublin. He also holds a dual appointment as a research professor at the Academia Sinica in Taipei. He has held visiting positions at Bocconi University Milan, Keio University Tokyo and the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School.

Prof Doyle is an expert in comparative constitutional law, with a particular focus on the issues of constitutional amendment, territory and Irish unification. He is the author of 'The Irish Constitution: A Contextual Analysis' (Clarus, 2018) and (with Tom Hickey) 'Constitutional Law: Text, Cases and Materials' (Hart, 2019). He co-edited with Aileen McHarg and Jo Murkens 'The Brexit Challenge for Ireland and the United Kingdom: Constitutions under Pressure' (2021). He has recently published in Global Constitutionalism, the International Journal of Constitutional Law, the European Constitutional Law Review, and the German Law Journal.

Prof Doyle is currently the PI for NSLMap, a New Foundations research project funded by the Irish Research Council and the Shared Island Initiative that maps the convergence and divergence of laws on either side of the Irish border.

Currently supervising Alex Layden's work on informal constitutional change, and Juan Diego Galaz's work on constitutional rights of resistance and deliberation in Latin America, Prof Doyle welcomes applications for supervision from students broadly in the area of constitutional theory and comparative constitutional law.

Prof Doyle is the co-chair of the British-Irish Chapter of the International Society of Public Law (ICON-S) and co-convenor of the International Association of Constitutional Law research group on public law responses to public health emergencies. He was director of the COVID-19 Law and Human Rights Observatory.

The recipient of a Provost's Teaching Award, Prof Doyle has lectured constitutional law 1 and jurisprudence to undergraduate students, and comparative constitutional law and theory to postgraduate students. He has also led final year research project groups on democratic decay, emergencies, and constitutional change.

Prof Doyle is a regular contributor to public debates on issues of constitutional law in Ireland. He has published articles in the Irish Times on both the Children's Rights Referendum and the Marriage Equality Referendum. In 2016-17, he was a constitutional law advisor to the Citizens' Assembly considering the pro-life provision in the Irish Constitution. He was a member of the Working Group on Unification Referendums on the Island of Ireland and in February 2020, he convened a blog symposium on the IACL/IADC blog addressing the constitutional dimensions of Irish unification.

https://tcd.academia.edu/OranDoyle http://ssrn.com/author=867538

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Oran Doyle, Constitutional Identity, Legal Autonomy, and Sovereignty: Costello v Government of Ireland , European Constitutional Law Review, 20, 2024 Journal Article, 2024

Constitutional Identity and Unamendability in, editor(s)Ran Hirschl and Yaniv Roznai , Deciphering the Genome of Constitutionalism: The Foundations and Future of Constitutional Identity , Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2024, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2024

Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh, Assessing the Influence and Legitimacy of Citizen Deliberation on Abortion: A Reply to Eoin Carolan and Seana Glennon, International Journal of Constitutional Law, 2024 Journal Article, 2024

Religion and Law in Ireland and Northern Ireland in, editor(s)Andrew Holmes and Gladys Ganiel , Oxford Handbook of Religion in Modern Ireland, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2024, pp369 - 414, [Christopher McCrudden, Oran Doyle, and David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2024

Partly Laws Common to all Judge-Kind: The Commonality and Divergence of Constitutionally Conforming Interpretation in, editor(s)Matthias Klatt , Constitutionally Conforming Interpretation: Comparative Perspectives Volume II , Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2024, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2024

Oran Doyle, Executive Power and its Limits: Burke v Minister for Education, Irish Supreme Court Review, 5, 2023, p110- Journal Article, 2023

Oran Doyle, Mapping the Jural Border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, Review of Irish Studies in Europe, 6, (2), 2023, p101- Journal Article, 2023

Irish Unification: Constitutional Modalities and Adaptations in, editor(s)Paul Carmichael and Gisela Holfter , Unions, Break-ups and Special Relationships - Aspects of the Irish-German-UK Relationships, Limerick, Centre for Irish German Studies, 2022, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2022

Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh, Constitutional Amendment and Public Will Formation: Deliberative Mini-Publics as a Tool for Consensus Democracy, International Journal of Constitutional Law, 20, 2022, p398 - 427 Journal Article, 2022

Ireland: Developments and Debates in, editor(s)Federico Fabbrini , The Law & Politics of Brexit Volume IV: The Protocol on Ireland / Northern Ireland, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2022, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2022

Oran Doyle, Leaving the Union: Constitutionalising Secession Rights in the United Kingdom, Federalismi.it, 10, 2022, p222 - 240 Journal Article, 2022 TARA - Full Text

The Constitutional Tensions of Brexit in, editor(s)Oran Doyle, Aileen McHarg and Jo Murkens , The Brexit Challenge for Ireland and the United Kingdom: Constitutions under Pressure, Cambridge University Press, 2021, pp1 - 18, [Oran Doyle, Aileen McHarg and Jo Murkens] Book Chapter, 2021

Oran Doyle, Aileen McHarg, Jo Murkens, The Brexit Challenge for Ireland and the United Kingdom: Constitutions under Pressure, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2021, 1 - 338pp Book, 2021

The Constitutional Politics of a United Ireland in, editor(s)Oran Doyle, Aileen McHarg, Jo Murkins , Constitutions Under Pressure: The Brexit Challenge for Ireland and the UK, Cambridge University Press, 2021, pp129 - 152, [Oran Doyle, David Kenny, Christopher McCrudden] Book Chapter, 2021 TARA - Full Text

Alan Renwick, Oran Doyle, John Garry, Paul Gillespie, Cathy Gormley-Heenan, Katy Hayward, Robert Hazell, David Kenny, Christopher McCrudden, Brendan O'Leary, Etain Tannam, Alan Whysall , Working Group on Unification Referendums on the Island of Ireland: Final Report, Constitution Unit, University College London, May, 2021, p1 - 259 Report, 2021

Oran Doyle, David Kenny, Christopher McCrudden, The Franchise in Irish Unification Referendums, Irish Studies in International Affairs, 32, (2), 2021, p182 - 213 Journal Article, 2021

Deliberative Mini-Publics as a Response to Populist Democratic Backsliding in, editor(s)Maria Cahill, Colm O'Cinneide, Seán Ó Conaill and Conor O'Mahony , Constitutional Change and Popular Sovereignty: Populism, Politics and the Law in Ireland , London, Routledge, 2021, pp224 - 243, [Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2021

Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh, Deliberation in Constitutional Amendment: Reappraising Ireland's Deliberative Mini-Publics, European Constitutional Law Review, 16, (3), 2020, p440 - 465 Journal Article, 2020

Oran Doyle, Minority Rights and Democratic Consensus: The Irish Same-Sex Marriage Referendum, National Taiwan University Law Review, 15, (1), 2020, p21 - 48 Journal Article, 2020 TARA - Full Text

Order from Chaos? Typologies and Models of Constitutional Change in, editor(s)Xenophon Contiades and Alkmene Fotiadou , Routledge Handbook of Constitutional Change, Abingdon on Thames, Routledge, 2020, pp45 - 60, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2020

Philosophical Foundations of Natural Rights, Rainer Grote, Frauke Lachenmann, Rüdiger Wolfrum, Max Planck Encylopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law, Heidelberg, Oxford University Press, 2019, [Oran Doyle and John Martin Gillroy] Item in dictionary or encyclopaedia, etc, 2019

Unearthing the 'Constitutional' in Quasi-Constitutionality in, editor(s)Richard Albert and Joel Colon Rios , Quasi-Constitutionality and Constitutional Statutes: Forms, Functions and Applications , Routledge, 2019, pp89 - 93, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2019

Oran Doyle, Erik Longo, Andrea Pin, Populism: A Health Check for Constitutional Democracy, German Law Journal, 20, (3), 2019, p401 - 407 Journal Article, 2019

The Use of Foreign Law in Irish Constitutional Adjudication in, editor(s)Giuseppe Ferrari , Judicial Cosmopolitanism: The Use of Foreign Law in Contemporary Constitutional Systems, Brill, 2019, pp69 - 93, [Oran Doyle and Tom Hickey] Book Chapter, 2019

Oran Doyle, Clearing the Legal Decks for the Abortion Referendum: The Supreme Court, Constitutional Precedent and Legal Certainty, Irish Supreme Court Review, 1, 2019, p223 - 241 Journal Article, 2019

Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh, Participatory Democracy in Ireland: Citizens' Assemblies, Studi Senesi, 131, 2019, p485 - 496 Journal Article, 2019

Oran Doyle, Populist Constitutionalism and Constituent Power, German Law Journal, 20, (2), 2019, p161 - 180 Journal Article, 2019

Oran Doyle, The Silent Constitution of Territory, International Journal of Constitutional Law, 17, 2018, p887 - 903 Journal Article, 2018

Interpretation: The Unrealizable Ideal of judicial Constraint in, editor(s)Eoin Carolan , Judicial Power in Ireland, Dublin, Institute of Public Administration, 2018, pp110 - 125, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2018

Oran Doyle, The Constitution of Ireland: A Contextual Analysis, 1st, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2018, 0 - 230pp Book, 2018

Oran Doyle, Informal Constitutional Change, Buffalo Law Review, 65, (5), 2017, p101 - 118 Journal Article, 2017

Constitutional Change and Interest Group Politics: Ireland's Children's Rights Amendment in, editor(s)Richard Albert, Xenophon Contiades, Alkmene Fotiadou , The Foundations and Tradition of Constitutional Amendment, Hart Publishing, 2017, pp199 - 218, [Oran Doyle and David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2017 TARA - Full Text

Administrative Action, the Rule of Law and Unconstitutional Vagueness in, editor(s)Laura Cahillane, Tom Hickey and James Gallen , Judges, Politics and the Irish Constitution, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2017, pp237 - 251, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2017 TARA - Full Text

Oran Doyle, Constitutional Change in Ireland: Political History and Balance of Power, Dublin University Law Journal, 42(2), 2017, p3 - 18 Journal Article, 2017

Oran Doyle, Constitutional Transitions, Abusive Constitutionalism and Conventional Constraint, National Journal of Constitutional Law, 35, 2017, p67 - 90 Journal Article, 2017

Constraints on Constitutional Amendment Powers in, editor(s)Richard Albert, Xenephon Contiades and Alkmene Fotiadou, , The Foundations and Traditions of Constitutional Amendment, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2017, pp73 - 95, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2017 TARA - Full Text

Oran Doyle, Foreign Law, Constitutional Cases and Theoretical Authority, Global Constitutionalism, 5, 2016, p85 - 108 Journal Article, 2016 TARA - Full Text

Oran Doyle, Conventional Constitutional Law, Dublin University Law Journal, 38, 2015, p311 - 330 Journal Article, 2015 TARA - Full Text

Dublin University Law Journal, 36, (2013), 1 - 403p, Des Ryan and Oran Doyle, [eds.] Journal, 2013

Oran Doyle, The Dynamics of Constitutional Change, Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review, 102, (2), 2013 Journal Article, 2013

Dublin University Law Journal, 35, (2012), 1 - 355p, Des Ryan and Oran Doyle, [eds.] Journal, 2012

Oran Doyle, The Legitimate Authority of the Living Law, Jurisprudence, 3, (1), 2012, p113 - 133 Journal Article, 2012

Oran Doyle, Judicial Scrutiny of Legislative Classification, Irish Jurist, 47, (1), 2012, p175 - 184 Journal Article, 2012

Oran Doyle, Law and Justice in Community: the Significance of the Living Law, Nordicum-Mediterraneum: Icelandic E-Journal of Nordic and Mediterranean Studies, 6, (2), 2011, p19 Journal Article, 2011 TARA - Full Text URL

Dublin University Law Journal, 34, (2011), 1 - 280p, Des Ryan and Oran Doyle, [eds.] Journal, 2011

Oran Doyle, Elusive Quarries: A Failure of Regulation, Dublin University Law Journal, 34, 2011, p180 - 207 Journal Article, 2011 TARA - Full Text

Dublin University Law Journal: A Festchrift for the Honorable Justice Ronan Keane, 33, (2011), 1 - 428p, Des Ryan and Oran Doyle, [eds.] Journal, 2011

Oran Doyle, Desmond Ryan, Judicial Interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights Act 2003: Reflections and Analysis, Dublin University Law Journal, 33, 2011, p369 - 392 Journal Article, 2011 TARA - Full Text

Sisterly Love: the Importance of Explicitly Assumed Commitment in the Legal Recognition of Personal Relationships in, editor(s)Lynn Wardle, Scott Fitzgibbon, A Scott Loveless , The Jurisprudence of Marriage and Other Intimate Relationships, USA, WS Hein & Co, 2010, pp329 - 351, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2010 TARA - Full Text

Oran Doyle, Family Autonomy and Children's Best Interests: Ireland, Bentham and the Natural Law, International Journal of the Jurisprudence of the Family, 1, 2010, p55 - 76 Journal Article, 2010 TARA - Full Text

Oran Doyle, Legal Positivism, Natural Law and the Constitution, Dublin University Law Journal, 31, (1), 2009, p206 - 227 Journal Article, 2009 TARA - Full Text

Doyle, Oran and Carolan, Eoin, The Irish Constitution: Governance and Values, Dublin, Thomson Roundhall , 2008, x-xlvi, 1-530pp Book, 2008

"Article 44: Privileging the Rights of the Faithful" in, editor(s)Eoin Carolan and Oran Doyle , The Irish Constitution: Governance and Values, Dublin, Round Hall Thomson, 2008, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2008

Moral Argument and the Recognition of Same-Sex Partnerships in, editor(s)Oran Doyle and William Binchy , Committed Relationships and the Law, Dublin, Four Courts Press, 2007, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2007 TARA - Full Text

Oran Doyle, The Constitution at 70, Doctrine and Life, 57, 2007 Journal Article, 2007

Doyle, Oran and Binchy, William, eds, Committed Relationships and the Law, Dublin, Four Courts Press, 2007, 272pp Book, 2007

Oran Doyle, Direct Discrimination, Indirect Discrimination and Autonomy, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 27, 2007, p537 - 553 Journal Article, 2007

The Separation of Powers and Constitutional Egalitarianism after the Health (Amendment) (No.2) Bill Reference in, editor(s)Eoin O'Dell , Older People in Modern Ireland: Essays on Law and Policy, Dublin, First Law, 2006, pp393 - 426, [Oran Doyle and Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2006

Oran Doyle, The European Communities (Natural Habitats) (Amendment) Regulations 2005, Dublin University Law Journal, 28, 2006 Journal Article, 2006 TARA - Full Text

Dublin University Law Journal, Dublin, Clarus Press, [eds.], 2004-2017 Editorial Board, 2004

Oran Doyle, Constitutional Equality Law, Dublin, Thomson Roundhall, 2004 Book, 2004

Oran Doyle, Legal Validity - Reflections on the Constitution, Dublin University Law Journal, 25, 2003 Journal Article, 2003

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Oran Doyle, David Kenny, Christopher McCrudden, Fionnula Ní Aoláin, Legal Convergence and Divergence on the Island of Ireland: Report of the North-South Legal Mapping Projectto the Shared Island Unit, Oxford, Irish Research Council/Shared Island Unite, September, 2022, p1 - 19 Report, 2022

Ideological Commitments and Constitutional Projects of Cross-Border Parties in the Irish Context, Alessandro Torre, Springer Encyclopedia of Contemporary Constitutionalism , Springer, 2022, [Oran Doyle] Item in dictionary or encyclopaedia, etc, 2022

Conor Casey, Oran Doyle, David Kenny, Donna Lyons, Ireland's Emergency Powers During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Dublin, Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission , February, 2021, p1 - 104 Report, 2021

Oran Doyle and Tom Hickey, Constitutional Law: Text, Cases and Materials, 2nd, Dublin, Clarus Press, 2019, 1 - 650pp Book, 2019

Oran Doyle, Populism and Democratic Theory, Congress of International Academy of Comparative Law, Fukuoka, 25 July, 2018, International Academy of Comparative Law Invited Talk, 2018

Oran Doyle, The Constitutional Implications of Brexit, UK Italian Constitutional Law Conversation, London, 7 June, 2018, UK Constitutional Law Association and Italian Devolution Club Invited Talk, 2018

Oran Doyle, Constitutional Beginnings: Taiwan and Ireland, World Congress of Taiwan Studies, Taipei, 7 September, 2018, Academia Sinica Taipei Invited Talk, 2018

Oran Doyle, Constitutional Change in Ireland, Faculty Workshop, Tokyo, 10 July , 2018, Keio University Law School Invited Talk, 2018

Oran Doyle, Approaches to Comparative Constitutional Law, Seminar on Comparative Constitutional Law, Hiroshima, 27 July, 2018, Law Faculty University of Hiroshima Invited Talk, 2018

Oran Doyle, アイルランドの憲法変動, 法学セミナー, 467, 2018, p46 - 54 Journal Article, 2018

Oran Doyle, Constitutional Change and Intergenerational Disagreement, Annual Conference of the Irish Association of Law Teachers, Athlone, 25 November, 2018 Meeting Abstract, 2018

Oran Doyle, Constitutional Beginnings, Annual Conference of the International Society of Public Law, Hong Kong, 26 June, 2018 Meeting Abstract, 2018

Oran Doyle, Andrea Mulligan and Mary Rogan, Graduate Attributes, Curriculum Reform, and Pedagogical Innovation, LERU Law Schools Conference - The Future of Legal Pedagogy, Lund, 14 November 2018, 2018 Meeting Abstract, 2018

Oran Doyle, It's Bad to Talk: Judicial Dialogue and Foreign Law, Annual Conference of the International Society of Public Law, Copenhagen, 2017 Meeting Abstract, 2017

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2015, Dublin, Round Hall, 2017, [Oran Doyle and Estelle Feldman] Book Chapter, 2017

Oran Doyle, The Supreme Court, Review of The Supreme Court of Ireland, by Ruadhán Mac Cormaic , Studies: An Irish Quarterly, 2017 Review, 2017

Oran Doyle, The Constitution of Territory, Borders, Fences and Firewalls, Max Planck Institute Gottingen, 2017 Meeting Abstract, 2017

Oran Doyle, Let's Not Play Peekaboo with Constituent Power, Popular Will, Electoral Democracy and the Courts, Padova, 17 November, 2017 Meeting Abstract, 2017

Ireland in, editor(s)Detlef Merten and Hans-Jurgen Papier , Handbuch der Grundrechte in Deutschland und Europa, Heidelberg, CF Muller GmbH, 2016, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2016

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2014, Dublin, Round Hall, 2015, [Oran Doyle and Estelle Feldman] Book Chapter, 2015

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2013, Dublin, Round Hall, 2014, pp110 - 207, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2014

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2012, Dublin, Round Hall Press, 2013, pp117 - 202, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2013

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2011, Dublin, Round Hall Press, 2012, pp160 - 239, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2012

Constitutional Law in, Annual Review of Irish Law 2010, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2011, [Oran Doyle and Estelle Feldman] Book Chapter, 2011

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2009, Dublin, Thomson Roundhall, 2010, pp188 - 258, [Oran Doyle and Estelle Feldman] Book Chapter, 2010

Oran Doyle, The Human Personality Doctrine in Constitutional Equality Law, Irish Student Law Review, 9, 2009, p101- Journal Article, 2009

Doyle, Oran and Scannell, Yvonne, Town and County Planning and Natura 2000 in Ireland, Amenagement du Territoire Urbanisme et Reseau Natura 2000, 11, 2009, p190 - 206 Journal Article, 2009

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2008, Dublin, Round Hall Thomson, 2009, pp122 - 182, [Oran Doyle and Estelle Feldman] Book Chapter, 2009

Oran Doyle, Constitutional Law: Text, Cases and Materials, Dublin, Clarus Press, 2008 Book, 2008

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2007, Dublin, Round Hall Thomson, 2008, pp97 - 144, [Oran Doyle and Estelle Feldman] Book Chapter, 2008

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2005, Dublin, Thomson Roundhall, 2006, pp179 - 241, [Oran Doyle;Estelle Feldman] Book Chapter, 2006

Oran Doyle and Alan Keating, Discriminatory Planning Conditions - the Case for Reform, Law Society of Ireland, 2005 Report, 2005 URL

Rapport National: Ireland in, editor(s)Jessica Makowiak , La Mise en Place du Reseau Natura 2000, Limoges, Pulim, 2005, pp213 - 233, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2005

Constitutional Law in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne, William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2004, Dublin, Roundhall, 2005, pp163 - 212, [Oran Doyle, Estelle Feldman] Book Chapter, 2005

Property Rights and Natura 2000 in Ireland in, editor(s)Michel Paques , Natura 2000 and Property Rights, Brussels, Bruylant, 2005, pp139 - 152, [Oran Doyle] Book Chapter, 2005

Oran Doyle, The Duration of Primary Education, Irish Student Law Review, 10, 2002, p222- Journal Article, 2002

Doyle O., Scannell, Doyle and Clarke, The Habitats Directive in Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, Centre for Environmental Law and Policy, 1999 Book, 1999

Oran Doyle, Façade Retention: Standing of Incorporated Persons to Challenge Planning Permissions, Trinity College Law Review, 2, 1999, p106- Journal Article, 1999

Oran Doyle, Men of Straw? Change to the Rules of Locus Standi: An Unsuspected Side Effect of the McKenna and Hanafin Decisions, Trinity College Law Review, 1, 1998, p37- Journal Article, 1998

Research Expertise

Description

Prof Doyle is an expert on comparative constitutional law and theory, with a particular focus on foundational questions of constitutionalism: how are constitutions made? How do constitutions relate to a particular people and territory, particularly in contested cases of secession and territorial conflict? How are constitutions changed? In 2018, he published a monograph, 'The Constitution of Ireland: A Contextual Analysis' for Hart's series on Constitutional Systems of the World. This book provides the first analysis, richly informed by comparative study, of how the Irish Constitution as a whole operates in practice. Prof Doyle is currently collaborating with Prof Rachael Walsh on a number of papers related to Ireland's experiment with citizens' assemblies and how these may inform new approaches to constitutional amendment. In 'Deliberation in Constitutional Amendment: Reappraising Ireland's Deliberative Mini-Publics' (European Constitutional Law Review, 2020), they provide the first analysis of all recommendations for constitutional amendment made by Ireland's mini-publics and explore why some gained political traction while most did not. In 'Deliberative Mini-Publics as a Response to Populist Democratic Backsliding' (Constitutional Change and Popular Sovereignty: Populism, Politics and the Law in Ireland, Routledge, 2021), they interrogate suggestions that deliberative mini-publics could help stem democratic backsliding. In 'Constitutional Amendment and Public Will Formation: Deliberative Mini-Publics as a Tool for Consensus Democracy' (International Journal of Constitutional Law, 2022), they situate deliberative mini-publics within a theory of constitutional amendment and explore their potential and problems through an analysis of Ireland's Citizens' Assembly's recommendations on abortion. Developing from this work, Prof Doyle is currently preparing a monograph on constitutional amendment. This work will theorise the distinctive democratic value of constitutional amendment and deploy that theory to reassess key debates in the field: from the unconstitutional constitutional amendment doctrine to informal constitutional amendment.

Projects

  • Title
    • Measures on Access to Justice in Environmental Matters
  • Summary
    • Dr Doyle prepared the Irish report for a European Union project on the extent to which the laws of each Member State complied with Article 9(3) of the Aarhus Convention.
  • Funding Agency
    • European Commission
  • Date From
    • 01/01/2007
  • Date To
    • 12/07/2007

Keywords

Comparative Constitutional Law; Constitutional Law; Jurisprudence

Recognition

Representations

Co-convenor of the International Association of Constitutional Law research group on public law responses to public health emergencies

Constitutional Law Advisor to Ireland's Citizens' Assembly 2016-2018

Co-Chair of the British-Irish Chapter of the International Society of Public Law 2017-present

Member of the International Society of Public Law Working Group on New Chapters 2018-present

Guest Editor special volume of the German Law Journal on Populism and Constitutionalism 2019

Global Associate Professor, Keio University, Tokyo 2018

Visiting Research Fellow, Bocconi University Milan 2017

Visiting research fellow at the Institutuum Jurisprudentiae of the Academia Sinica in Taipei. 2015

Member of the editorial board of the Dublin University Law Journal. 2009-present

Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Constitutional Studies.

External Examiner, NUI Galway 2015-2019

External Examiner, Honorable Society of King's Inns 2007-2012

External Examiner, Griffith College Dublin 2008-2012

Awards and Honours

Elected to Fellowship of the College 2010

Provost's Teaching Award 2008

Brookes Scholar, the Honourable Society of King's Inns 2002

Awarded Gold Medal in LLB Degree 1999

Scholar of Trinity College Dublin 1997

Memberships

Irish Jurisprudence Society 2007 – Present

International Society of Public Law 2015 – Present

Law and Society Association 2016 – 2017

David Fennelly


Biography

I am a legal scholar and practitioner with an interest in the law in its European and international context and in the interaction between the study of law and legal practice.

In the Law School, I currently teach Public International Law and Foundations of Law II (focused on international and EU law) on the LLB programme. I also co-teach an LLM course on Data Protection: Law, Policy and Practice and an LLM course on Human Rights Law. Previously, I was responsible for the Clinical Legal Education programme which works in partnership with a wide range of leading legal practice settings across the public, private and not-for-profit sectors.

My research interests are primarily in the field of public law in its European and international dimensions, with particular interest in human rights, equality, data protection and foreign affairs. I am also interested in more general issues relating to the legal system (particularly access to justice), the legal profession and legal education.

In addition to my academic work, I am a practising barrister in the Law Library, Dublin. Drawing on my academic expertise, I have a special interest in EU and international law, particularly in the fields of human rights, equality and data protection, and regularly appear in proceedings before the Irish superior courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union. I am also a member of the Council of the Free Legal Advice Centres, a human rights NGO which promotes access to justice for all.

Earlier in my career, I worked as a law clerk to members of the International Court of Justice in The Hague and as a judicial fellow in the High Court in Dublin. I also worked at the International Law Commission, the European Commission Legal Service and the Permanent Mission of Ireland to the United Nations, New York.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

The Impact of Article 47 in the Irish Legal System in, editor(s)Bonelli, M., Eliantonio, M and Gentile G , Article 47 of the EU Charter and Effective Judicial Protection, Volume 2 - the National Courts' Perspective, 2023, Bloomsbury Professional , 2023, [Fennelly, D., Gilmore G. and Murphy C.] Book Chapter, 2023

The Protocol in Irish Law in, editor(s)McCrudden, C. , The Law and Practice of the Ireland-Northern Ireland Protocol, Cambridge University Press, 2022, [Fennelly, D.] Book Chapter, 2022

Fennelly, D (with Barry E, Lord, S. and Byrne A.), The Public Sector Duty in the Irish Justice System , Dublin, 2021 Report, 2021

Fennelly, D. and Murphy, C., Racial Discrimination and Nationality and Migration Exceptions: Reconciling CERD and the Race Equality Directive , Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights, 39, (4), 2021, p308 - 328 Journal Article, 2021

Murphy C and Fennelly D, Racial Discrimination and Citizenship and Migration Exceptions: Reconciling EU and International Human Rights Law, VU Amsterdam, 19-20 November 2020, 2020 Conference Paper, 2020

Deirdre Ahern and Suryapratim Roy, Policy Responses to Covid-19 In Ireland: Supporting Individuals, Communities, Businesses, and the Economy, COVID-19 Legal Observatory, Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, December , 2020, p1 - 108 Report, 2020 URL TARA - Full Text

Data Retention in Ireland in, editor(s)Zubik, Podkowik and Rybski , European Constitutional Courts towards Data Retention Laws , Germany, Springer International , 2020, pp137 - 154, [Fennelly, D.] Book Chapter, 2020

Fennelly D, Equality Litigation and its Challenges: the Case of Ireland, Equality Law in Europe: A New Generation Conference, European University Institute, Florence, 11 October 2019, 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

Fennelly, D., The Public Sector Duty: the Irish Context and Potential Implications, Conference on the legal implications of the public sector duty in Irish law, Dublin, 19 October 2018, edited by FLAC , 2018 Conference Paper, 2018

Fennelly, D., Data Retention: the Life, Death and Afterlife of a Directive , ERA Forum, 2018, p1 - 20 Journal Article, 2018

Articles 1, 2 and 5, CEDR in, editor(s)Prof. Dr. Eduardo Ales, Prof. Dr. Mark Bell, Prof. Dr. Olaf Deinert, Prof. Dr. Sophie Robin-Olivier, , International and European Labour Law: A Commentary , Baden-Baden, Nomos / CH Beck / Hart , 2017, [Fennelly D] Book Chapter, 2017

Articles 1-4, 11, CEDAW in, editor(s)Prof. Dr. Eduardo Ales, Prof. Dr. Mark Bell, Prof. Dr. Olaf Deinert, Prof. Dr. Sophie Robin-Olivier, , International and European Labour Law: A Commentary , Baden-Baden, Nomos / CH Beck / Hart , 2017, [Fennelly D] Book Chapter, 2017

Articles 2 and 7, ICESCR in, editor(s)Prof. Dr. Eduardo Ales, Prof. Dr. Mark Bell, Prof. Dr. Olaf Deinert, Prof. Dr. Sophie Robin-Olivier , International and European Labour Law: A Commentary , Baden-Baden, Nomos / CH Beck / Hart , 2017, [Fennelly D] Book Chapter, 2017

Article 26, ICCPR in, editor(s)Prof. Dr. Eduardo Ales, Prof. Dr. Mark Bell, Prof. Dr. Olaf Deinert, Prof. Dr. Sophie Robin-Olivier, , International and European Labour Law: A Commentary, Baden-Baden, Nomos / CH Beck / Hart , 2017, [Fennelly D] Book Chapter, 2017

RELUCTANT REFORMERS? FORMALISING JUDICIAL REGULATION IN IRELAND in, editor(s)Richard Devlin and Adam Dodek , REGULATING JUDGES: BEYOND INDEPENDENCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY, Edward Elgar, 2016, [Fennelly, D.] Book Chapter, 2016

David Fennelly, Cape Town Convention and international sanctions: the case of European Union sanctions against Russia, Cape Town Convention Journal, 2015, p1 - 20 Journal Article, 2015

David Fennelly, Cape Town Convention and International Sanctions, Cape Town Convention Academic Project, Oxford, 8/9 September 2015, 2015, University of Oxford - University of Washington - Invited Talk, 2015

Fennelly, Penser par cas: A Common Law Perspective, Revue interdisciplinaire d'études juridiques, 73, 2014, p155 - 172 Journal Article, 2014

David Fennelly, International Law in the Irish Legal System, Dublin, Thomson Reuters Round Hall, 2014 Book, 2014

David Fennelly, Selected Issues in Irish Equality Case Law 2008-2011, Dublin, Equality Authority, January, 2013, p1 - 110 Report, 2013 URL

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Fennelly D., Data Protection before the CJEU in 2022, Review of the CJEU in 2022, Irish Centre for European Law, 10 February 2023, 2023 Conference Paper, 2023

Data Protection in the Field of Criminal Justice in, editor(s)Heffernan, L. , Criminal Law and Justice in the European Union, Dublin, Clarus Press, 2022, [Fennelly, D.] Book Chapter, 2022

Fennelly, D., Courage of its Convictions? Mutual Trust in the Area of Criminal Justice in an Era of Rule of Law Backsliding, What role for EU rights in the global legal order? CMLR on Tour, Dublin, 11 November 2022, 2022 Conference Paper, 2022

Fennelly D, Mutual Trust in the Area of Criminal Justice, Seminar on EU Criminal Law: Cooperation and Mutual Trust Post-Brexit, TCD, 9 December 2022, 2022 Conference Paper, 2022

Fennelly, D., The Evolution of EU Criminal Law post-Brexit: Implications for Ireland, Director of Public Prosecutions - Annual Prosecutors' Conference, Convention Centre Dublin, 16 October 2021, 2021 Conference Paper, 2021

Fennelly, The Status of the Brexit Agreements in Irish Law, Irish Centre for European Law / Queen's University Belfast Seminar Series on the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement and EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement, 23 March 2021, 2021 Conference Paper, 2021

Fennelly, D., Protecting Personal Data in the Field of Criminal Justice: Recent Developments, Academy of European Law Annual Conference on Criminal Justice, Dublin Castle, 11 November 2021, 2021 Conference Paper, 2021

Fennelly, D. , Contact Tracing Applications: the Irish Experience, Data Protection and COVID-19 Pandemic, Dublin, 2021, p39 - 58 Report, 2021

Fennelly D, Protecting Personal Data in the Field of Criminal Justice, Academy of European Law Annual Conference on Criminal Justice, Trier, 12 November 2020, 2020 Conference Paper, 2020

Fennelly, D., Transnational Climate Change Litigation, PILNet Global Forum 2020, Panel on Climate Change, Human Rights, and Public Interest Law, 20 October 2020, 2020 Conference Paper, 2020

Fennelly D, The German Federal Constitutional Court's Ruling in the BVerfG Judgment of 5 May 2020, Trinity College Law School, Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance (TriCON) and Irish Centre for European Law Covid 19 and EU Law Seminar Series, Webinar, 18 June 2020, 2020 Conference Paper, 2020

Fennelly, D., Dublin at the Data Protection Frontier, TCD Law School Law and Contemporary Challenges - Wednesday Mini-Lecture Series, Dublin, 3 April 2019, 2019 Invited Talk, 2019

Fennelly D, Judicial Independence: Challenge and Change, University of Genoa, 2 October 2019 , 2019 Invited Talk, 2019

Fennelly, D., Access to Justice: the European Dimension, FLAC@50 Access to Justice Conference, Trinity College Dublin, 17 May 2019 , 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

Fennelly D, Data Protection Litigation: An update , InfoLaw Conference 2019, Dublin, 22 March 2019, 2019 Invited Talk, 2019

Fennelly, D., The Irish Legal System and Irish Legal Profession, Boston College, Dublin, Dublin, 15 January 2019, 2019, Boston College Invited Talk, 2019

Fennelly D, Report on National employment services: National Report - Ireland, FRESSCO ANNUAL COMPARATIVE REPORT, Ghent, FRESSCO, JULY 2017, 2017, p1 - 10 Report, 2017

Fennelly D, The CJEU and the Political Organs in Data Protection Governance - Striking the Right Balance?, ICON-S Annual Conference , Copenhagen, 7 July 2017, 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

David Fennelly, Data Retention - national and international perspectives, Academy of European Law - Annual Conference on Criminal Justice, Trier, Germany, 24/25 October 2017, 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

Fennelly D, Practitioners and Professors: the Irish Experience, IJCLE - ENCLE - CLEO Annual Conference, Northumbria - Newcastle UK, 3-5 July 2015, 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

FENNELLY, D., "Ever the Adversary?: the Legal Services Regulation Act 2015 and the Irish Legal Profession", International Legal Ethics Conference VII, , Fordham Law School, , 15-17 July 2016, 2016 Conference Paper, 2016

Fennelly, D., "Managing Data's Borders: Towards a Global Framework for Data Protection?",, International Society of Public Law (ICON-S) Conference, , Humboldt University Berlin, 18 June 2016, 2016 Conference Paper, 2016

Fennelly, D., "Protecting Fundamental Rights in the Fight Against Cybercrime", , Academy of European Law/Irish Centre for European Law/Law Society of Ireland Conference,, Dublin Castle, 11 May 2016, 2016 Conference Paper, 2016

Fennelly, D., Protection from victimisation in the context of Directive 2014/54/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on measures facilitating the exercise of rights conferred on workers in the context of freedom of movement for workers: Report for Ireland, FresSco, 2016, 1-11 Report, 2016

Fennelly, D., National report for Ireland on the application of Directive 2014/54/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on measures facilitating the exercise of rights conferred on workers in the context of freedom of movement for workers, FreSsco, 2016, 1-16 Report, 2016

David Fennelly, Going against the (Transatlantic) Flow? The Search for an Effective Framework for International Data Transfers, LSE IT/Media Group - Specialist Seminar, Department of Law, London School of Economics, 18 November 2015, 2015, Dr. Orla Lynskey Invited Talk, 2015

David Fennelly, National Report on Free Movement of Persons, Co, July, 2015, p1 - 17 Report, 2015

David Fennelly, Reconciling Regulation and Independence: the Irish Experience, International Legal Ethics Conference IV, City University London, 12/07/2014, 2014 Conference Paper, 2014

David Fennelly, Review of Employment Equality Law , by Bolger, Bruton and Kimber , Dublin University Law Journal, 35, 2013 Review, 2013

David Fennelly, Learning How to Learn from Experience: Exploring the Educational Added Value of Clinical Legal Education, Developing Clinical Legal Education in Ireland Conference, NUI Galway, 26 April 2013, 2013 Conference Paper, 2013

Crotty's Long Shadow: the European Union, the United Nations and the Changing Framework of Ireland's International Relations in, editor(s)Eoin Carolan , The Irish Constitution: Perspectives and Prospects, Dublin, Bloomsbury Professional, 2012, [David Fennelly] Book Chapter, 2012

Research Expertise

Description

International Law; European Union Law; Constitutional Law Clinical Legal Education; Legal Profession; Law Reform

Keywords

Data Protection Law; Equality law; EU Law; International Law; Legal Education; Legal Profession, The

Recognition

Representations

Member, Government Data Forum 2015 - present

National Expert - Free Movement, FreSsco (European Commission Network of Experts on Free Movement and Social Security Coordination) 2014 to prsent

Editorial Board, Irish Journal of European Law

Co-Editor, Dublin University Law Journal 2016

Awards and Honours

Visiting Scholar, Trinity Trust Travel Grantee, Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge, 2008 2008

TCD Broad Curriculum Studentship 2007-8

NYU Global Public Interest Fellowship 2005-6

NYU International Law and Human Rights Fellow 2005

NYU Merit Scholar 2004-5

Fulbright Scholar 2004-5

Non-Foundation Scholar 2002-3

Government of Ireland Easter Week Commemoration Patrick Pearse Scholar 2000

Law Research Fund Grant 2014

European Network of Clinical Legal Education/Open Society Initiative Grant 2014

National Institute for Teaching Ethics & Professionalism Fellowship 2014

Memberships

Member and former Secretary, Irish Fulbright Alumni Association 2008

Member, Irish Centre for European Law

Member, European Network for Clinical Legal Education 2014

Sarah Hamill


Dr. Sarah Hamill
Assistant Professor, Law

Biography

Dr Sarah Hamill joined Trinity College Dublin in September 2017. She previously worked as a Lecturer at The City Law School, City, University of London, and prior to that she was a Catalyst Fellow at Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto, Canada. She holds an LLB Honours from the University of Glasgow, an LLM from the University of Toronto, and a PhD in Law from the University of Alberta.

Dr Hamill's main areas of research are property law, housing law, and legal history. She has published widely in both areas. Her research in property law focuses on the interaction of public and private claims in the context of property law and housing law. Recent work includes a comparative analysis of restrictions on accessing property and housing, and an article about specific performance in Ireland.

Dr Hamill's legal history research has focused on the regulation of alcohol in early-twentieth-century Canada and explored how the province of Alberta sought to make its liquor laws effective. This research included an examination of the role plebiscites played in shaping the regulation of alcohol. In addition to her research in property and legal history, Dr Hamill has also published in the area of public law, specifically equality, and freedom of expression.

Dr Hamill"s work on legal history has been cited by the Tribunal des droits de la personne (Human Rights Tribunal of Quebec), her work on freedom of expression has been cited by the Quebec Court of Appeal, and her work on property law has been cited by the Supreme Court of Canada.

Dr Hamill has provided media commentary about her areas of research, in particular she has provided media commentary on drug and alcohol regulation in Canada and on housing law issues in Ireland. She has written articles for the Irish Examiner, the Sunday Business Post, and the Irish Times, and she has appeared on Morning Ireland, News Talk, Drivetime, and Prime Time. She is open to media queries on housing law and property law issues both in Ireland and beyond.

At Trinity Dr Hamill teaches English Land Law, and Housing Law and Rights in Context to undergraduate students. She also leads a final-year undergraduate dissertation group on Law and Empire. She has previously taught Private Law Remedies, and formerly led a final-year dissertation group on Property Law and Theory.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Mary Dobbs, Sarah E Hamill, and Robin Hickey, Land Law and Land Use, Irish Studies in International Affairs, 34, (2), 2023, p149 - 185 Journal Article, 2023 DOI URL

Sarah E Hamill, Social Housing, Domestic Violence and the Public Sector Duty , Mercy Law Resource Centre, September, 2023, p1 - 32 Report, 2023

Sarah E. Hamill, Property Says No: Relational (In)Equality, Encampments, and Property Rights, Journal of Law and Social Policy, 36, 2023, p119 - 137 Journal Article, 2023 URL

Sarah E Hamill and Ciara Hackett, Law of Obligations, Irish Studies in International Affairs, 34, (2), 2023, p439 - 479 Journal Article, 2023 DOI URL

At law, at equity, (sometimes) at odds with other judges: Chief Baron Palles and the Judicature Act in, editor(s)Oonagh B Breen and Noel McGrath , Palles: The Legal Legacy of the Last Lord Chief Baron , Dublin, Four Courts Press, 2022, pp35 - 51, [Sarah E. Hamill] Book Chapter, 2022

Sarah E. Hamill, Restricting Access to Property: Citizens, Owners, Residents, and Claims to Property, Common Law World Review, 2022 Journal Article, 2022 URL DOI

Charlie Wing and the Alberta Liquor Control Board: The Story of the first Chinese-Canadian hotel licensee in post-prohibition Alberta in, Dan Malleck and Cheryl Krasnick Warsh , Pleasure and Panic: New Essays on the History of Alcohol and Drugs , Vancouver, University of British Columbia Press, 2022, pp245 - 269, [Sarah E. Hamill] Book Chapter, 2022

David DesBaillets & Sarah E. Hamill, Coming in from the Cold: Canada's National Housing Strategy, Homelessness, and the Right to Housing in a Transnational Perspective, Canadian Journal of Law and Society , 2022, p1-21 Journal Article, 2022 DOI URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Getting the Reasoning Right: Gibbons v Doherty and ADT Investments Ltd [2020] IESC 72, Irish Supreme Court Review, 4, 2022, p83 - 100 Journal Article, 2022

Sarah Hamill, "The Properties of Universities and Universities' Property: Academic Freedom, Freedom of Expression, and Accessing Campuses", CAUT Journal, 2021, p1 - 16 Journal Article, 2021 URL

Journal of Canadian Studies, 55, 2, (2021), 231 - 480p, Michael Boudreau and Sarah E Hamill, [eds.] Journal, 2021

Sarah E Hamill, Enduring Trespass: What Adverse Possession Reveals about Property, Supreme Court Law Review, 2nd Series, 96, 2020, p215 - 236 Journal Article, 2020

Sociology of contract and property law in, editor(s)Jiri Priban , Research Handbook on the Sociology of Law, Cheltenham, UK, Edward Elgar, 2020, pp258 - 270, [Sarah E Hamill] Book Chapter, 2020 DOI

Sarah E Hamill, Public Policy or Intent: The Rationale Underlying Easements of Necessity, Dublin University Law Journal, 42, (1), 2020, p63 - 87 Journal Article, 2020

Deirdre Ahern and Suryapratim Roy, Policy Responses to Covid-19 In Ireland: Supporting Individuals, Communities, Businesses, and the Economy, COVID-19 Legal Observatory, Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, December , 2020, p1 - 108 Report, 2020 URL TARA - Full Text

Sarah E. Hamill, Review of Legal History, Social & Legal Studies, 2019 Journal Article, 2019 DOI

Sarah E Hamill, Bursting its Bounds: Ownership and the City, University of British Columbia Law Review, 51, (3), 2018, p739 - 772 Journal Article, 2018

Sarah E Hamill, Caught between Deference and Indifference: The Right to Housing in Canada, Canadian Journal of Human Rights, 7, (1), 2018, p67 - 95 Journal Article, 2018 URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Sex, Race, and Motel Guests: Another Look at King v Barclay, Osgoode Hall Law Journal, 54, (3), 2017, p851 - 875 Journal Article, 2017 TARA - Full Text URL

Pippa Feinstein & Sarah E. Hamill, The Silencing of LGBTTQQIA Voices in the Litigation over Trinity Western University's Proposed Law School, Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, 34, (2), 2017, p156 - 185 Journal Article, 2017 URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Community, Property, and Human Rights: The Failure of Property-as-Respect, Journal of Law and Social Policy, 27, 2017, p7 - 28 Journal Article, 2017 TARA - Full Text URL

Sarah E. Hamill, The Public Right to Fish and the Triumph of Colonial Dispossession in Ireland and Canada, University of British Columbia Law Review, 50, (1), 2017, p53 - 94 Journal Article, 2017 URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Of Malls and Campuses: The Regulation of University Campuses and Section 2(b) of the Charter, Dalhousie Law Journal, 40, (1), 2017, p157 - 187 Journal Article, 2017 TARA - Full Text

Sarah E. Hamill, The Alberta Liquor Control Board and the Question of Administrative Independence, 1924193, Alberta Law Review, 53, (3), 2016, p747 - 775 Journal Article, 2016 URL TARA - Full Text

Sarah E. Hamill, The Meta-Constitution: Amendment, Recognition, and the Continuing Puzzle of Supreme Law in Canada, Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal, 16, (1), 2016, p28 - 64 Journal Article, 2016 DOI

Sarah E. Hamill, Liquor Laws, Legal Continuity, and Hotel Beer Parlours in Alberta, 1924 to c 1939, Histoire socilae/Social History, 49, (100), 2016, p581 - 602 Journal Article, 2016 URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Common Law Property Theory and Jurisprudence in Canada, Queen's Law Journal, 40, (2), 2015, p679 - 703 Journal Article, 2015 TARA - Full Text URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Prohibition Plebiscites on the Prairies: (Not-So) Direct Legislation and Liquor Control in Alberta, 1915 to 1932, Law and History Review, 33, (2), 2015, p377 - 410 Journal Article, 2015 DOI URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Location Matters: How Nuisance Governs Access to Property for Free Expression, University of British Columbia Law Review, 47, (1), 2014, p129 - 165 Journal Article, 2014 URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Private Rights to Public Property: the Evolution of Common Property in Canada, McGill Law Journal, 58, (2), 2012, p365 - 403 Journal Article, 2012 URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Making the Law Work: Alberta's Liquor Act and the Control of Medicinal Liquor from 1916 to 1924, Canadian Journal of Law and Society, 27, (2), 2012, p249 - 265 Journal Article, 2012 DOI

Sarah E. Hamill, Private Property Rights and Public Responsibility: Leaving Room for the Homeless, Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues, 30, 2011, p91 - 114 Journal Article, 2011 URL

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Sarah E. Hamill, The Celtic Paper Tiger: Ireland's Residential Tenancies Acts 2004-2022 and the Chimera of Tenants" Rights, Institute for Advanced Legal Studies, Director's Seminar Series, Online, 29 March 2023, 2023, Institute for Advanced Legal Studies Invited Talk, 2023

Sarah Hamill, Sociology of contract and property law, 2021 Socio-legal Studies Association Conference, Cardiff University/Online, March 2021, 2021 Oral Presentation, 2021

Sarah E. Hamill, Review of Justifying Private Rights , by Simone Degeling, Michael Crawford and Nicholas Tiverios (eds) , Modern Law Review, 2021 Review, 2021 DOI

Sarah E. Hamill, Getting the Reasoning Right: Gibbons v Doherty and ADT Investments Ltd [2020] IESC 72, Irish Supreme Court Review Conference, Online, November 2021, 2021 Oral Presentation, 2021

Alan Eustace, Sarah Hamill, Andrea Mulligan, Public Health Law During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Ireland: A Public Policy Report of the COVID-19 Legal Observatory , Covid-19 Law and Human Rights Observatory, Trinity College Dublin, August, 2021, p1 - 142 Report, 2021

Sarah E. Hamill, Review of Possession, Relative Title, and Ownership in English Law, by Luke Rostill , Cambridge Law Journal, 80, (3), 2021, p624-627 Review, 2021 DOI

Sarah E. Hamill, Understanding Ownership, New Directions in Private Law Theory, University College London/Onlline, November 2021, 2021 Oral Presentation, 2021

Sarah E Hamill, Eoin O'Dell, Alan Eustace, Philip Gavin and Sadhbh McGrath, Embedding Group Work and Innovative Assessment in the Private Law Curriculum, The Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, online/ Durham University, 31/08 - 3/09 2021, 2021 Oral Presentation, 2021

Sarah Hamill and Sarah Keenan, Critical Perspectives on Land Registration, 10/2020-01/2021, 2020, Online/Birkbeck, University of London Meetings /Conferences Organised, 2020

Sarah Hamill, The Properties of Universities and Universities' Property: Academic Freedom, Freedom of Expression, and Accessing Campuses, Free Speech on Campus, Toronto, ON, February 2019, 2019 Invited Talk, 2019

Sarah Hamill, Review of New Perspectives on Land Registration , by Amy Goymour, Stephen Watterson, and Martin Dixon (eds) , Legal Studies, 39, (3), 2019, p550-553 Review, 2019 DOI

Sarah Hamill, Time, Contingency, and the Duty to Act like an Owner: What Adverse Possession Reveals about property, New Work in Property and Trusts Symposium, University College London, May 2019, 2019 Oral Presentation, 2019

Sarah E. Hamill, Review of Property Law in a Globalizing World, by Amnon Lehavi , International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 2019 Review, 2019 DOI

Sarah E Hamill, "Goodwill or Good excuse?: the origins and afterlife of Ulster Transport Authority v James Brown & Sons", Reputation as Property: perspectives from tort and property, Trinity College Dublin, January 2019, 2019 Oral Presentation, 2019

Sarah Hamill, Public Rights of Way Over Private Land: Aberration, Interruption, or Correction?, Colloquium: Intersections in Private Law, Sydney, Australia, August 2019, 2019 Oral Presentation, 2019

Sarah Hamill and David Mangan, Reputation as Property: Perspectives from Property and Tort, 2019, Dublin Meetings /Conferences Organised, 2019

Sarah Hamill, Thinking About Public Property: The Nature of Land, Owners, and Use, Annual Meeting of the Association for Law, Property and Society,, Maastricht University, May-June 2018, 2018 Oral Presentation, 2018

Sarah Hamill, Enduring Trespass and Challenging Property: What Adverse Possession Tells us About Property, Modern Studies in Property Law 2018, University College London, April 2018, 2018 Oral Presentation, 2018

Sarah Hamill, Charlie Wing and the Alberta Liquor Control Board: Anti-Chinese Racism and the Liquor Laws in Post-Prohibition Alberta, Law at the Crossroads - The Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Toronto, ON, 2018 Oral Presentation, 2018

Sarah Hamill, Involuntary Transfers of Ownership and the Search for Certainty in Property, Modern Studies in Property Law Publication Workshop, Queen's College, Cambridge, April 2017, 2017 Oral Presentation, 2017

Sarah Hamill, Owners and Citizens: Entitlements to Property and Questions of Community, A Workshop on Property, Vulnerability, and Resilience, University of Essex, September 2017, 2017 Oral Presentation, 2017

Sarah Hamill, The Last Gasp of Temperance? Liberalising the Liquor Laws in Post-War Alberta, 1945-1958, Canada's Legal Past: Future Directions in Canadian Legal History, University of Calgary, July 2017, 2017 Oral Presentation, 2017

Sarah Hamill, Bursting its Bounds: Ownership and the City, Property in the City, University of British Columbia, March 2017, 2017 Oral Presentation, 2017

Sarah Hamill, "Fishing Rights and the Triumph of Colonial Dispossession" , Confronting the Violence of Capital, Historical Materialism 2016 Conference, York University, May 2016, 2016 Oral Presentation, 2016

Sarah Hamill, A Theory of Urban Property, Challenging Traditional Notions of Property in Land Use Planning, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, June 2016, 2016 Oral Presentation, 2016

Sarah Hamill, Sex, Race, and Motel Guests: Another Look at King v Barclay, Law, History, Authority - A Symposium in Honour of Douglas Hay, York University, May 2016, 2016 Oral Presentation, 2016

Sarah E. Hamill, Ola Malik, Megan van Huizen, Tent Cities, Homelessness and the Charter: A Commentary on Abbotsford (City) v Shantz, Digest of Municipal and Planning Law, 7, (16), 2016, p1 - 6 Journal Article, 2016

Sarah E. Hamill, Ola Malik, Imposing Limits on the Public's Right to Access Transit Services: Is the Alberta Court of Appeal's Train of Thought in the Case of R v SA on the Right Track, Digest of Municipal and Planning Law, 6, (24), 2014, p1 - 8 Journal Article, 2014

Sarah Hamill, The Failure of Prohibition and the Success of Government Control: Legal Change in Alberta, Law on the Edge - Joint Meeting of the CLSA and LSA-ANZ, University of British Columbia, July 2013, 2013 Oral Presentation, 2013

Sarah E. Hamill, Judges and Religious-Based Reasoning: A Response to Ginn and Blaikie, Constitutional Forum constitutionnel, 21, (1), 2012, p15 - 24 Journal Article, 2012 URL

Sarah E. Hamill, McIvor v Canada and the 2010 Amendments to the Indian Act: A Half-hearted Remedy to Historical Injustice, Constitutional Forum constitutionnel, 19, (2), 2011, p75 - 84 Journal Article, 2011 URL

Sarah E. Hamill, Review of of Canadian State Trials, Volume III: Political Trials and Security Measures, 1840-1914 , by Barry Wright & Susan Binne , Labour/Le Travail, 66, 2010, p2 Review, 2010

Research Expertise

Description

Dr Hamill's areas of research are mainly in property law, property theory, and legal history. In particular her expertise lies in how the law understands public property, and in Canadian legal history. Dr Hamill's research has included both theoretical and doctrinal analyses, as well as using sociolegal approaches to law. Her research in legal history has included a large, mostly archival research project, as well as utilising an approach known as legal archaeology to explore a single case. Dr Hamill has published widely in both property law and legal history. Additionally, her published work has considered how property law intersects with civil liberties (such as freedoms of expression and religion, as well as, equality rights) and housing.

Keywords

Legal History; Property; Property Law; PROPERTY RIGHTS; Property Theory

Recognition

Awards and Honours

Eleanor Luxton Historical Foundation Graduate Fellowship 2012-2013

University of Alberta Foote Graduate Award 2011-2012

The Honourable N.D. McDermid Graduate Scholarship in Law 2009-2012

Alberta Law Foundation Ph.D Scholarship 2009-2011

University of Alberta, Faculty of Law Graduate Scholarship 2009-2010

Memberships

Society of Legal Scholars 2017

Canadian Law and Society Association 2010 – 2018

Socio-Legal Studies Association 2019

Aileen Kavanagh


Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Aileen Kavanagh, The Collaborative Constitution, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2022, 1 - 321pp Book, 2022

The Living Constitution in Collaborative Context in, editor(s)Kate O'Regan Carlos Bernal Sujit Choudhry , Research Handbook on Constitutional Interpretation, London, Edward Elgar, 2022, pp1-10 , [Aileen Kavanagh] Book Chapter, 2022

Aileen Kavanagh, Towards a Relational Conception of the Separation of Powers, Public Law, 2022, p10 Journal Article, 2022

Aileen Kavanagh, Comparative Political Process Review, International Journal of Constitutional Law, 18, (4), 2020, p1483 - 1489 Journal Article, 2020

Aileen Kavanagh, Recasting the Political Constitution: From Rivals to Relationships, King's Law Journal, 30, 2019, p43 - 73 Journal Article, 2019

The Constitutional Separation of Powers in, editor(s)David Dyzenhaus Malcolm Thorburn , Philosophical Foundations of Constitutional Law, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2016, pp221 - 224, [Aileen Kavanagh] Book Chapter, 2016

Aileen Kavanagh, What's so Weak about Weak-Form Review? The Case of the UK Human Rightws act, International Journal of Constitutional Law (I.CON), 2016, p1008 - 1039 Journal Article, 2016

Aileen Kavanagh, The Lure and the Limits of Dialogue, University of Toronto Law Journal, 2016, p83 - 120 Journal Article, 2016

Rights-Based Constitutional Review in the UK: From Form to Function in, editor(s)John Bell Marie-Luce Paris , Rights-Based Constitutional Review: Constitutional Courts in a Changing Landscape, London, Edward Elgar, 2016, pp63 - 94, [Chintan Chandrachud & Aileen Kavanagh] Book Chapter, 2016

The Role of Courts in the Joint Enterprise of Governing in, editor(s)Nick Barber Richard Ekins Paul Yowell , Lord Sumption and the Limits of the Law, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2016, pp121 - 141, [Aileen Kavanagh] Book Chapter, 2016

Aileen Kavanagh, A Hard Look at the Last Word, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 2015, p825 - 847 Journal Article, 2015

The Joint Committee on Human Rights: A Hybrid Breed of Constitutional Watchdog in, editor(s)Murray Hunt Hayley Hooper Paul Yowell , Parliament and Human Rights: Redressing the Democratic Deficit, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2015, pp115 - 141, [Aileen Kavanagh] Book Chapter, 2015

Aileen Kavanagh, What's so Weak about Weak-Form Review? A Rejoinder to Stephen Gardbaum, International Journal of Constitutional Law, 13, (4), 2015, p1049 - 1053 Journal Article, 2015

Aileen Kavanagh, Reasoning about Proportionality under the Human Rights Act 1998: Outcomes, Substance and Process, Law Quarterly Review, 130, 2014, p235 - 258 Journal Article, 2014

Aileen Kavanagh, Proportionality and Parliamentary Debates: Exploring Some Forbidden Territory, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 34, 2014, p443 - 479 Journal Article, 2014

Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments from Irish Free State to Irish Republic in, editor(s)Eoin Carolan , The Constitution of Ireland: Perspectives and Prospects, Dublin, Bloomsbury Professional, 2012, pp30 pages , [Aileen Kavanagh] Book Chapter, 2012

Aileen Kavanagh, The Irish Constitution at 75 Years: Natural Law, Christian Values and the Ideal of Justice, Irish Jurist, 48, 2012, p71 - 102 Journal Article, 2012

Aileen Kavanagh, Constitutionalism, Counterterrorism, and the Courts: Changes in the British Constitutional Landscape, International Journal of Constitutional Law (I.CON), 9, 2011, p172 - 199 Journal Article, 2011

From Appellate Committee to UK Supreme Court: Independence, Activism, and Transparency in, editor(s)James Lee , From House of Lords to Supreme Court: Judges, Jurists and the Process of Judging, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2011, pp35 - 57, [Aileen Kavanagh] Book Chapter, 2011

Aileen Kavanagh, Special Advocates, Control Orders and the Right to a Fair Trial, Modern Law Review, 73, (5), 2010, p824 - 857 Journal Article, 2010

Aileen Kavanagh, Judicial Restraint in the Pursuit of Justice, University of Toronto Law Journal, 60, 2010, p23 - 40 Journal Article, 2010

Aileen Kavanagh, Defending Deference in Public Law and Constitutional Theory, Law Quarterly Review, 126, (2), 2010, p222 - 250 Journal Article, 2010

Aileen Kavanagh, Judging the Judges under the Human Rights Act: Deference, Disillusionment and the "War on Terror", Public Law, 2009, p287 - 304 Journal Article, 2009

Aileen Kavanagh, Strasbourg, the House of Lords, or Elected Politicians: Who Decides about Rights after Re P?, 72, 2009, p828 - 843 Journal Article, 2009

Aileen Kavanagh, Constitutional Review, the Courts, and Democratic Scepticism, Current Legal Problems, 62, 2009, p102 - 135 Journal Article, 2009

Aileen Kavanagh, Constitutional Review under the UK Human Rights Act, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2009, 1 - 450pp Book, 2009

Aileen Kavanagh John Oberdiek, Arguing About Law, Abingdon, Routledge, 2008, 1 - 618pp Book, 2008

Deference or Defiance? The Limits of the Judicial Role in Constitutional Adjudication in, editor(s)Grant Huscroft , Expounding the Constitution: Essays in Constitutional Theory, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2008, pp184 - 216, [Aileen Kavanagh] Book Chapter, 2008

Aileen Kavanagh, Parliamentary Intent, Statutory Interpretation and the Human Rights Act 1998, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 26, 2006, p179 - 209 Journal Article, 2006

Aileen Kavanagh, Pepper v Hart and Matters of Constitutional Principle, Law Quarterly Review, 120, 2005, p98 - 122 Journal Article, 2005

Aileen Kavanagh, The Elusive Divide between Interpretation and Legislation under the Human Rights Act 1998, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 24, (2), 2004, p259 - 285 Journal Article, 2004

Aileen Kavanagh, The Role of a Bill of Rights in Reconstructing Northern Ireland, Human Rights Quarterly, 26, 2004, p956 - 982 Journal Article, 2004

Aileen Kavanagh, The Idea of a Living Constitution, Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence, 16, (1), 2003, p55 - 89 Journal Article, 2003

Aileen Kavanagh, Participation and Judicial Review: A Reply to Jeremy Waldron, Law and Philosophy, 22, 2003, p1 - 35 Journal Article, 2003

Aileen Kavanagh, Original Intention, Enacted Text, and Constitutional Interpretation, The American Journal of Jurisprudence, 47, 2002, p255 - 298 Journal Article, 2002

Aileen Kavanagh, The Quest for Legitimacy in Constitutional Interpretation, Irish Jurist, 32, 1998, p195 - 216 Journal Article, 1998

Recognition

Awards and Honours

Annual Borrin Lecturer 2021, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

Erasmus+ Award, Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence from the European Commission 2020

British Academy Midcareer Research Fellowship 2015

Shortlisted for the Society of Legal Scholars Peter Birks Prize for Outstanding Legal Scholarship 2009

Annual Gold Medal in Jurisprudence for Best Finals Performance in Jurisprudence, UCD 1992

Memberships

Society of Legal Scholars (SLS) 2000 – Present

Oxford and Cambridge Society of Ireland 2019 – Present

David Kenny


Professor David Kenny
Professor In, Law

Biography

Professor David Kenny is Professor in Law at the Law School, teaching Irish and comparative constitutional law, conflict of laws, critical legal theory and law and literature. He is a graduate of Trinity College Dublin, Harvard Law School, and the Honourable Society of the King's Inns, and is an alumnus of the US State Department's Fulbright programme. He was elected a Fellow of Trinity College Dublin in 2021.

Professor Kenny's research specialises in Irish and comparative constitutional law. He is co-author of the 5th edition of Kelly: the Irish Constitution, the leading text on Irish Constitutional Law, as well as many peer-reviewed articles in leading national and international journals on topics such as proportionality, constitutional culture, referendums, and executive branch legal advisors, and the constitutional implications of Brexit for Ireland. He also researches widely in the field of law and literature. He has recently completed a book drawing together law, literature, and philosophical pragmatism entitled 'Pragmatism, Law and Literature', to be published by Routledge in 2024.

Professor Kenny has given expert evidence on constitutional issues to the Citizen's Assembly, the Joint Oireachtas Committee on the Eighth Amendment, the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice and Defence, and the Oireachtas Special Covid-19 Committee. He was a member of the Working Group on Unification Referendums on the Island of Ireland which reported in 2021, convened by the Constitution Unit of University College London and supported by funding from the British Academy and the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust. He was a co-ordinator of NSLMap, a recently-concluded project funded by the Shared Island Unit and Irish Research Council to map the convergences and divergences in various areas of law between Ireland and Northern Ireland. He served as coordinator of the State Governance section of the Trinity College Dublin Covid-19 Legal Observatory and co-authored a major report on the human rights impact of COVID-19 response measures for the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission in 2021. He also, from 2020-2023, worked with the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission to develop a policy on constitutional change in respect of Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights.

He served as a facilitator for the Northern Ireland Assembly Ad Hoc Committee on a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland. He also worked with the Centre of Constitutional Democracy at IU Bloomington and the US National Committee on North Korea in 2021 to compile a report on constitutionalism on the Korean Peninsula. He has advised the Commission on the Constitution of the National Diet of Japan about matters related to referendums. He is currently collaborating with Ukrainian colleagues on a project about the constitutional future of Ukraine, and in August 2023 served as a human rights/rule of law consultant and training expert for the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe in Ukraine.

He currently serves as a Senior Distinguished Research Fellow at the Constitution Studies Program at the University of Texas at Austin, and as a Senior Fellow at Melbourne Law School.

Professor Kenny teaches Constitutional Law; Critical Perspectives on Law; Conflict of Laws; Law and Literature; and judging in Apex Courts, co-taught with the former Chief Justice of Ireland. He was a recipient of the Provost's Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2015.

Professor Kenny regularly contributes to media discussion of constitutional issues, referendums, and Brexit, having written articles in the Irish Times, the Irish Independent and theJournal.ie, and appearing on Morning Ireland, the Six One News, Prime Time, Sky News and the BBC, amongst others. He is open to media queries on matters of Irish or international constitutional law.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Religion and Law in Ireland and Northern Ireland in, editor(s)Andrew Holmes and Gladys Ganiel , Oxford Handbook of Religion in Modern Ireland, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2024, pp369 - 414, [Christopher McCrudden, Oran Doyle, and David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2024

David Kenny, Pragmatism, Law, and Literature (FORTHCOMING), Routledge, 2024 Book, 2024

David Kenny, Reencountering texts: James Boyd White, legal reading, and bringing back the human, Yale Journal of Law and Humanities (FORTHCOMING), 2024 Journal Article, 2024

The 1922 Constitution as a failed attempt to break from the Westminster tradition in, editor(s)Laura Cahillane and Donal Coffey , The Centenary of the Irish Free State Constitution: Constituting a Polity, Palgrave, 2024, pp175 - 196, [David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2024

David Kenny and Conor Casey, How liberty dies in a galaxy far, far away: Star Wars, democratic decay, and weak executives, Law and Literature, 35, (2), 2023, p221 - 246 Journal Article, 2023

David Kenny, Review of Law and Religion in Ireland, 1700-1970, by Niamh Howlin and Kevin Costello , Journal of Church and State, 2023 Review, 2023

David Kenny, Maria Kotsoni, Lauryn Musgrove McCann, Social rights, culture, crisis, and austerity: the strange case of Ireland, Irish Jurist (), 70, 2023, p131 - 155 Journal Article, 2023

Conor Casey and David Kenny, The Risk and Rewards of Ireland's Leviathan: Rule of Law Values and the Irish Executive's Crisis Response to COVID-19, Irish Jurist, 70, 2023, p242 - 267 Journal Article, 2023

Ireland in, editor(s)Jaakko Husa, Jan Smits, Catherine Valcke , Elgar Encyclopedia of Comparative Law, Edward Elgar, 2023, pp293 - 299, [David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2023

Laura Cahillane and David Kenny, The Seamus Woulfe controversy and the deficiencies in Ireland's judicial appointments process, Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, 74, (2), 2023, p22 - 49 Journal Article, 2023

The Game Goes On: Why Legal Theorists Can Never Admit that Stanley Fish is Right in, editor(s)Thomas Bustamante and Margaret Martin , New Essays on the Fish-Dworkin Debate, Hart Publishling, 2023, pp75 - 95, [David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2023

Sovereignty and Federalism in, editor(s)Guerino D'Ignazio , The Constitutional System of the United States of America , Wolters Kluwer, 2022, pp133 - 153, [David Kenny and Andrea Pin] Book Chapter, 2022

David Kenny, Examining Constitutional Culture: Assisted Suicide In Ireland And Canada, Journal of Comparative Law, 17, (1), 2022, p85 - 115 Journal Article, 2022

Jurisdiction, Choice of law, and enforcement of judgments in, editor(s)Christopher McCrudden , The Law and Practice of the Northern Ireland Protocol, Cambridge , Cambridge University Press, 2022, pp296 - 307, [David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2022

Laura Cahillane and David Kenny, Lessons from Ireland's 2020 Judicial Conduct Controversy., Common Law World Review, 51, (1-2), 2022, p24 - 24 Journal Article, 2022

Are the people the masters? Constitutional Referendums in Ireland in, editor(s)Richard Albert and Richard Stacey , The Legality and Legitimacy of Referendums., Oxford University Press, 2022, pp264 - 292, [David Kenny and Aileen Kavanagh] Book Chapter, 2022

David Kenny, TD V MINISTER FOR EDUCATION, CONSTITUTIONAL CULTURE, AND CONSTITUTIONAL DARK MATTER, Irish Judicial Studies Journal , 6, (3), 2022, p39 - 46 Journal Article, 2022

Conor Casey and David Kenny, The Gatekeepers: Executive Lawyers and the Executive Power in Comparative Constitutional Law, International Journal of Constitutional Law (ICON), 20, (2), 2022, p664 - 695 Journal Article, 2022

Interpretation in law and literature in, editor(s)Adam Hanna and Eugene McNulty , Law and Literature: The Irish Case, Manchester University Press, 2022, pp21 - 44, [Tom Hickey and David Kenny ] Book Chapter, 2022

David Kenny and Lauryn Musgrove McCann, Directive Principles, Political Constitutionalism, and Constitutional Culture: the case of Ireland's failed Directive Principles of Social Policy, European Constitutional Law Review, 18, 2022, p207 - 236 Journal Article, 2022

David Kenny, The Human Pared Away: Hilary Mantel's Thomas Cromwell as an Archetype of Legal Pragmatism , Law and Literature, 43, (1), 2022, p109 - 139 Journal Article, 2022

Conor Casey and David Kenny, Ireland-COVID-19 response raises some rule of law concerns, Public Law, April, 2021, p480 - 483 Journal Article, 2021

David Kenny and Conor Casey, The Resilience of Executive Dominance in Westminster Systems: Ireland 2016-2019, Public Law , (April), 2021, p335 - 374 Journal Article, 2021

The Risks of Referendums: "Referendum culture" in Ireland as a solution? in, editor(s)Maria Cahill, Colm Ó Cinnéide, Conor O'Mahony, Sean Ó Conaill , Constitutional Change and Popular Sovereignty in Ireland , Routledge, 2021, pp198 - 223, [David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2021

Conor Casey, Oran Doyle, and David Kenny, The Irish State's COVID-19 Response and the Rule of Law: Causes for Concern, Studies, 440, (Winter ), 2021, p446 - 457 Journal Article, 2021

How our courts decide: the Decision-making Processes of Supreme Administrative Courts in, editor(s)ACA-Europe , Supreme Administrative Courts' Jurisprudence in Europe, Germany, GH Beck, 2021, pp43-87 - [Mr Justice Frank Clarke, David Kenny, Aine Ryall] Book Chapter, 2021

Ireland in, editor(s)Luís Roberto Barroso and Richard Albert , The 2020 International Review of Constitutional Reform, Texas, Program on Constitutional Studies at the University of Texas at Austin, 2021, pp153 - 157, [Conor Casey and David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2021

The Constitutional Politics of a United Ireland in, editor(s)Oran Doyle, Aileen McHarg, Jo Murkins , Constitutions Under Pressure: The Brexit Challenge for Ireland and the UK, Cambridge University Press, 2021, pp129 - 152, [Oran Doyle, David Kenny, Christopher McCrudden] Book Chapter, 2021 TARA - Full Text

David Kenny, 'Love mounts to the throne with law': Citizenship in Northern Ireland and Seamus Heaney's Antigone, Law and Humanities, 15, (2), 2021, p195 - 218 Journal Article, 2021

Oran Doyle, David Kenny, Christopher McCrudden, The Franchise in Irish Unification Referendums, Irish Studies in International Affairs, 32, (2), 2021, p182 - 213 Journal Article, 2021

Alan Renwick, Oran Doyle, John Garry, Paul Gillespie, Cathy Gormley-Heenan, Katy Hayward, Robert Hazell, David Kenny, Christopher McCrudden, Brendan O'Leary, Etain Tannam, Alan Whysall , Working Group on Unification Referendums on the Island of Ireland: Final Report, Constitution Unit, University College London, May, 2021, p1 - 259 Report, 2021

Sovranità e Federalismo (Sovereignty and Federalism) in, editor(s)Guerino D'Ignazio , Il Sistema Costituzionale delgi Stati Uniti d'America (The Constitutional System of the United States of America) , Wolters Kluwer, 2020, pp175 - 202, [David Kenny and Andrea Pin] Book Chapter, 2020

David Kenny, Review of The Triangular Constitution by Tom Flynn , Common Law World Review, 49, (1), 2020, p92-106 Review, 2020

David Kenny and Conor Casey, A One Person Supreme Court? The Attorney General, constitutional advice to government, and the case for transparency, Dublin University Law Journal , 42, (1), 2020, p90 - 118 Journal Article, 2020

David Kenny and Conor Casey, Shadow Constitutional Review: The Dark Side of Pre-Enactment Political Review in Ireland and Japan, International Journal of Constitutional Law (ICON), 18, (1), 2020, p51 - 77 Journal Article, 2020

David Kenny, The virtues of unprincipled constitutional compromises: Church and State in the Irish Constitution, European Constitutional Law Review, 16, (3), 2020, p417 - 439 Journal Article, 2020

David Kenny, Criminal Assets Bureau v Murphy - just the exclusionary rule in a civil context, or a new approach to unconstitutionality in the criminal process?, Irish Supreme Court Review , 1, (1), 2019, p187 - 204 Journal Article, 2019

The Failed Referendum to Abolish the Ireland's Senate: Rejecting Unicameralism in a Small and Relatively Homogenous Country in, editor(s)Richard Albert, Antonia Baraggia, Cristina Fasone , Constitutional Reform of National Legislatures Bicameralism under Pressure, Edward Elgar, 2019, pp163 - 182, [David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2019

Ireland in, editor(s)Carsten Gerner-Beuerle, Federico M Mucciarelli, Edmund Schuster and Mathias Sims , The Private International Law of Companies in the European Union, Munich, CH Beck, 2019, pp461 - 488, [Blanaid Clarke and David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2019

Richard Albert and David Kenny , The challenges of constitutional silence: Doctrine, theory, and applications, International Journal of Constitutional Law (ICON), 2018, p880 - 886 Journal Article, 2018

David Kenny, Proportionality and the Inevitability of the Local: a comparative localist analysis of Canada and Ireland, American Journal of Comparative Law, 66, (3), 2018, p537 - 578 Journal Article, 2018

GW Hogan, GF Whyte, D Kenny, R Walsh, Kelly: The Irish Constitution, Fifth edition, Dublin, Bloomsbury Professional, 2018, 1 - 2765pp Book, 2018

David Kenny, Abortion, The Irish Constitution, and Constitutional Change, Revista de Investigações Constitucionais / Brazilian Journal of Constitutional Research , 5, (3), 2018, p257 - 275 Journal Article, 2018

David Kenny and Liz Heffernan, Peer Observation of Teaching, Dublin University Law Journal, 2017, p205 - 216 Journal Article, 2017

Constitutional Change and Interest Group Politics: Ireland's Children's Rights Amendment in, editor(s)Richard Albert, Xenophon Contiades, Alkmene Fotiadou , The Foundations and Tradition of Constitutional Amendment, Hart Publishing, 2017, pp199 - 218, [Oran Doyle and David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2017 TARA - Full Text

David Kenny, - "Always, inevitably local: Ireland's strange populism and the trouble with theory", Jean Monnet Paper Series ; , Populism and Public Law , NYU Law School, September 2017, edited by Grainne de Burca and Joseph Weiler , (7), NYU, 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

Merit, Diversity, And Interpretive Communities: The (Non-Party) Politics Of Judicial Appointments And Constitutional Adjudication in, editor(s)Laura Cahillane, Tom Hickey, James Gallen , Politics, Judges, and the Irish Constitution, Manchester University Press, 2017, pp136 - 149, [David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2017

Choice-of-Court Agreements, the Italian Torpedo, and the Recast of the Brussels I Regulation (republication) in, editor(s)Wendy Collins Perdue , Procedure and Private International Law, Edward Elgar, 2017, pp197 - 209, [David Kenny and Rosemary Hennigan] Book Chapter, 2017

David Kenny, Remedial Innovation, Constitutional Culture, and the Supreme Court at a Crossroads, Dublin University Law Journal, 40(2), 2017, p85 - 106 Journal Article, 2017

David Kenny, Politics all the way down: originalism as rhetoric, Diritto pubblico comparato ed europeo (DPCE) Online, 31, (3), 2017, p661 - 667 Journal Article, 2017

David Kenny and Rosemary Hennigan, Choice of Court Agreements, the Italian Torpedo, and the Recast of the Brussels I Regulation: a possible snag, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 64, (1), 2015, p197 - 209 Journal Article, 2015

Gerard Hogan, David Kenny and Rachael Walsh, An Anthology of Unconstitutionality, Irish Jurist, (54), 2015, p1 - 30 Journal Article, 2015

David Kenny, Conventions in Judicial Decisionmaking: Epistemology and the Limits of Critical Self Consciousness, Dublin University Law Journal, 38, (2), 2015, p432 - 441 Journal Article, 2015

David Kenny, A Review of Neil Walker's "Intimation of Global Law", by Neil Walker , American Journal of Comparative Law, 2015, p1053-1060 Review, 2015

Defamation and Privacy and the Rome II Regulation in, editor(s)Peter Stone and Youseph Farah , Research Handbook on the Conflict of Laws, Elgar, 2015, pp315 - 343, [David Kenny and Liz Heffernan] Book Chapter, 2015

David Kenny, Re Flightlease: The 'Real And Substantial Connection' Test For Recognition And Enforcement Of Foreign Judgments Fails To Take Flight In Ireland, International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 63, (1), 2014, p197 - 212 Journal Article, 2014

David Kenny, Proportionality, the Burden of Proof, and Some Signs of Reconsideration, Irish Jurist, 52, 2014, p141 - 152 Journal Article, 2014

David Kenny, Grounding Constitutional Remedies in Reality: the Case for As-Applied Constitutional Challenges in Ireland, Dublin University Law Journal, 35, 2014, p53 - 77 Journal Article, 2014

David Kenny, Recent Developments in the Right of the Person in Article 40.3: Fleming v Ireland and the Spectre of Unenumerated Rights, Dublin University Law Journal, 2013, (36), 2013, p322 - 341 Journal Article, 2013

The Separation of Powers and Remedies: The Legislative Power and Remedies for Unconstitutional Legislation in Comparative Perspective in, editor(s)Eoin Carolan , The Constitution of Ireland: Perspectives and Prospects, Dublin, Bloomsbury Professional, 2012, pp191 - 216, [David Kenny] Book Chapter, 2012

David Kenny, Fair Procedures in Irish Administrative Law: Towards a Constitutional Duty to Act Fairly in Dellway Investments v NAMA, Dublin University Law Journal, 34, 2011, p47 - 73 Journal Article, 2011

David Kenny, A Dormant Doctrine of Overbreadth: Abstract Review and Ius Tertii in Irish Proportionality Analysis, Dublin University Law Journal, 32, 2010, p25 - 50 Journal Article, 2010

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Alan Eustace and David Kenny, Collective Bargaining and The Irish Constitution"Barrier or Facilitator?, Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission, December, 2023, p1 - 33 Report, 2023

Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission, written by David Kenny, The Incorporation of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights into the Irish Constitution, Oxford, February , 2023 Report, 2023

Oran Doyle, David Kenny, Christopher McCrudden, Fionnula Ní Aoláin, Legal Convergence and Divergence on the Island of Ireland: Report of the North-South Legal Mapping Projectto the Shared Island Unit, Oxford, Irish Research Council/Shared Island Unite, September, 2022, p1 - 19 Report, 2022

David Kenny, Conor Casey, Andrea Mulligan, Public Health Law During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Ireland, Chapter 1: Public Health Governance: The Role of NPHET , Dublin, COVID 19 Law and Human Rights Observatory, 2021, p11 - 28 Report, 2021

National Committee on North Korea, Constitutional Design in North and South Korea, May, 2021, p1 - 18 Report, 2021

Conor Casey, Oran Doyle, David Kenny, Donna Lyons, Ireland's Emergency Powers During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Dublin, Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission , February, 2021, p1 - 104 Report, 2021

David Kenny, Technical Report for the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission-Protecting Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in the Irish Legal Order, August, 2020, 1-40 Report, 2020

Renwick, Whysall et al, Interim Report of Working Group on Unification Referendums on the Island of Ireland , Oxford, Constitution Unit, UCL, October , 2020 Report, 2020

David Kenny and Eoin Daly, Report on the Constitutional Limits of the "Money Message" Procedure under Article 17.2 of the Constitution of Ireland, May, 2019, 1-20 Report, 2019

Frank Clarke, David Kenny, Aine Ryall, How Courts Decide: adjudicative process of Supreme Administrative Courts, ACA (association of Supreme Administrative Courts) Europe, 2019 Report, 2019

David Kenny and Rosemary Hennigan, In Two Minds: Atticus Finch and the Limits of Law, Dublin Review of Books, (5), 2016 Review Article, 2016

David Kenny, Goshawk Dedicated Ltd v Life Receivables Ireland Ltd - Jurisdiction, Lis Alibi Pendens and Problematic Use of the Brussels Regime, Trinity College Law Review, 12, 2009, p1- Journal Article, 2009

Research Expertise

Keywords

Comparative Constitutional Law; Conflict of Laws; Constitutional Law; Irish Politics; Referendums

Recognition

Awards and Honours

Elected Fellow of Trinity College Dublin 2021

Provost's Award for Excellence in Teaching 2015

Ussher Fellowship, Trinity College Dublin 2009-2012

Fulbright Scholar 2008-2009

Memberships

Board Member and Supervising Lawyer, Irish Innocence Project 2014 – 2020

Andrea Mulligan


Dr. Andrea Mulligan
Assistant Professor, Law

Biography

I am an Assistant Professor of Law at the School of Law, teaching and researching in the field of Medical Law and Bioethics. My particular area of specialisation is the legal regulation of human reproduction, encompassing maternity care, assisted reproduction and abortion. I am interested in both the public law and private law aspects of this research field.

I am PI on the IRC-funded CORALE Project investigating attitudes to conscientious objection in abortion services in Ireland.

I graduated from the LL.B programme at the School of Law, before going on to study on the LL.M programme at Harvard Law School, where I specialised in reproductive technologies and constitutional law. I returned to TCD for my doctoral studies, and was awarded my doctorate in 2014, for my thesis entitled "Fundamental Right and Organising Principles in the Regulation of Assisted Reproduction in Ireland." I was called to the Bar of Ireland in 2012.

I was appointed a Commissioner at the Law Reform Commission of Ireland in 2020.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Andrea Mulligan, Surrogacy and the Significance of Gestation: Implications for Law and Policy, Bioethics, 2024 Journal Article, 2024

Desmond Ryan, Marta Lasek-Markey, Andrea Mulligan, Linda Hogan, Bryana Tunder, Conscientious Objection in an Uncertain Time: New Challenges in Ireland, Religions, 14, 2023, p1 - 16 Journal Article, 2023

Andrea Mulligan and Rebecca Brown, 'Maternal Request Caesarean Section' and Medical Necessity, Clinical Ethics, 18, (3), 2023, p312 - 320 Journal Article, 2023

Andrea Mulligan and Clayton Ó Néill, Health Law: Convergence and Divergence on the Island of Ireland, Irish Studies in International Affairs, 34, (2), 2023, p285 - 329 Journal Article, 2023

Andrea Mulligan, Anonymous gamete donation and Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights: The case for incompatibility, Medical Law International, 22, (2), 2022, p119 - 146 Journal Article, 2022

Joan Gabrielle Lalor , Greg Sheaf , Andrea Mulligan , Magdalena Ohaja , Ashamole Clive , Sylvia Murphy-Tighe , Esperanza Debby Ng , Shefaly Shorey, Parental experiences with changes in maternity care during the Covid-19 pandemic: A mixed-studies systematic review, Women and Birth , 2022, p5 Journal Article, 2022 DOI

Andrea Mulligan, Patient Confidentiality and Disclosure Of HIV Status: Disentangling the Entitlement to Disclose From the Duty To Warn, Medical Law Review, 29, (4), 2021, p688 - 698 Journal Article, 2021

Andrea Mulligan, Protecting Identity in Collaborative Assisted Reproduction: The Right To Know One's Gestational Surrogate, International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family, 34, (1), 2020, p20 - 42 Journal Article, 2020

Andrea Mulligan, A Vindicatory Approach to Tortious Liability for Mistakes in Assisted Human Reproduction, Legal Studies, 40, (1), 2020, p55 - 76 Journal Article, 2020

Redressing Unauthorised Vaginal Examination Through Litigation in, editor(s)Camilla Pickles and Jonathan Herring , Women's Birthing Bodies and the Law: Unauthorised Intimate Examinations, Power and Vulnerability, Oxford, Hart Publishing , 2020, pp171 - 194, [Andrea Mulligan] Book Chapter, 2020

Surrogacy Law in Ireland: The Troubling Consequences of Legislative Inertia in, editor(s)Peter Dunne and Lynsey Black , Law and Gender in Modern Ireland, Hart Publishing , 2019, pp117 - 136, [Andrea Mulligan] Book Chapter, 2019

Andrea Mulligan, Identity Rights and Sensitive Ethical Questions: The European Convention on Human Rights and the Regulation of Surrogacy Arrangements, Medical Law Review, 2018, p449 - 475 Journal Article, 2018

Mulligan, Constitutional Aspects of International Data Transfer and Mass Surveillance, Irish Jurist, 55, 2016, p199 - 208 Journal Article, 2016

Andrea Mulligan, The Right to Travel for Abortion Services: A Case Study in "Cross-Border Reproductive Care, European Journal of Health Law, 22, (3), 2015, p239 - 266 Journal Article, 2015

Andrea Mulligan, Self-Determination, Capacity and the Right to Die by Hunger Strike: Governor of X Prison v PMcD, Irish Jurist, 54, (2), 2015, p165 - 172 Journal Article, 2015

Andrea Mulligan, Maternal Brain Death and Legal Protection of the Foetus in Ireland, Medical Law International, 15, 2015, p182 - 195 Journal Article, 2015

Andrea Mulligan, Article 8 and the Right to Respect for the Decision to Have or Not to Have a Child, European Human Rights Law Review, 4, 2014, p378 - 387 Journal Article, 2014

Andrea Mulligan, Constitutional Parenthood in the Age of Assisted Reproduction" (2014) 48(1) Irish Jurist , Irish Jurist, 48, (1), 2014, p90 - 122 Journal Article, 2014

Andrea Mulligan, From Murray v Ireland to Roche v Roche: Re-Evaluating the Right to Procreate in the Context of Assisted Reproduction, Dublin University Law Journal, 35, 2012, p261 - 291 Journal Article, 2012

Andrea Mulligan, Tortious Liability for Mistakes in IVF: Duty of Care, Public Policy and the Non-Identity Problem in A(A Minor) and B(A Minor) v A Health and Social Services Trust, Dublin University Law Journal, 34, 2011, p256 - 270 Journal Article, 2011

Andrea Mulligan, Frozen Embryo disposition in Ireland After Roche v Roche, Irish Jurist, 46, (1), 2011, p202 - 210 Journal Article, 2011

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Andrea Mulligan, Regulating Abortion in the Republic of Ireland, Regulating Abortion: The English, French and Irish Perspectives, Bar Library, Inn of Court of Northern Ireland, 30 January 2020, 2020, European Circuit/Bar of Northern Ireland Invited Talk, 2020

Andrea Mulligan, State Obligations and Gamete Donor Anonymity under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, The complicated relationship between genetic relatedness, the family, and the state, Umea, Sweden, 8 May 2020, 2020 Oral Presentation, 2020

Andrea Mulligan, The Law of Assisted Human Reproduction in Ireland (Webinar), Family Lawyers Association of Ireland CPD Lecture Series, 7 May 2020, 2020, Family Lawyers Association of Ireland Invited Talk, 2020

Pandemic Ethics Advisory Group, 'Ethical considerations relating to long-term residential care facilities', National Public Health Emergency Team, 2020, - 11 Protocol or guideline, 2020

Pandemic Ethics Advisory Group, 'Ethical Considerations Relating to Critical Care in the context of COVID-19 ', National Public Health Emergency Team, 2020, - 6 Protocol or guideline, 2020

Pandemic Ethics Advisory Group, 'Ethical Considerations for PPE Use by Health Care Workers in a Pandemic', National Public Health Emergency Team, 2020, - 2 Protocol or guideline, 2020

Andrea Mulligan, Recent Developments in the Law of Assisted Human Reproduction in Ireland, Medico-Legal Society of Ireland Webinar, 12 December 2020, 2020 Invited Talk, 2020

Andrea Mulligan, Beware "Best Interests" In the Regulation of Reproductive Gene Editing Technologies, Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference 2020, Preston, 2 September 2020, 2020 Oral Presentation, 2020

Andrea Mulligan, Limitations in Human Rights and Public Health Laws - Invited Discussant, The Protection of Human Rights in Infectious Disease Control: Lessons for Global Health Governance from a Comparison of National Judicial Practice, Queen's University Belfast, 12 - 13 Nov 2020, 2020 Oral Presentation, 2020

Andrea Mulligan, The Developing Law of Open Disclosure in the Republic of Ireland, Wellcome Workshop: PATIENT SAFETY AND REDRESS, Queen's University Belfast, 6 March 2020, 2020 Oral Presentation, 2020

Pandemic Ethics Advisory Group, 'Procedural Values for Decision Making in a Pandemic', National Public Health Emergency Team, Gov.ie, National Public Health Emergency Team, Department of Health, 2020, - 6 Protocol or guideline, 2020

Pandemic Ethics Advisory Group, 'Ethical framework for decision-making in a pandemic', National Public Health Emergency Team, Gov.ie, National Public Health Emergency Team, 2020, - 19 Protocol or guideline, 2020

Andrea Mulligan, Protecting the Best Interests of the Future Child in the Regulation of Gene Editing Technologies, European Association of Health Law Conference, Toulouse, September 2019, 2019 Oral Presentation, 2019

Andrea Mulligan, Protecting the Best Interests of the Child in the Regulation of Gene Editing Technologies, 33rd European Conference on Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare (ESPMH), Oslo, August 2019, 2019 Oral Presentation, 2019

Andrea Mulligan, Should there be a Legal Right to Know your Surrogate? Identity and the Role of Gestational Motherhood, British Sociology Association, Human Reproduction Study Group Annual Conference, May 2018, 2018 Oral Presentation, 2018

Oran Doyle, Andrea Mulligan and Mary Rogan, Graduate Attributes, Curriculum Reform, and Pedagogical Innovation, LERU Law Schools Conference - The Future of Legal Pedagogy, Lund, 14 November 2018, 2018 Meeting Abstract, 2018

Andrea Mulligan, Article 8 ECHR and the Right to Identity in Assisted Human Reproduction, Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, London, September 2018, 2018 Oral Presentation, 2018

Andrea Mulligan, Tortious Liability for Mistakes in Reproductive Treatment, Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, Dublin, September 2017, 2017 Oral Presentation, 2017

Andrea Mulligan Simon Mills, Medical Law in Ireland, 1st, Dublin, Bloomsbury Professional , 2017, 1 - 619pp Book, 2017

Andrea Mulligan, Regulation of Surrogacy and the ECHR, Surrogacy: Forging a legal and Policy Framework for Ireland, 2016 Invited Talk, 2016

Andrea Mulligan, The Use of DNAR Orders in Irish Law, CMG Interdisciplinary Professional Conference, 'Legalities in End of Life Care, Dublin, 2015 Invited Talk, 2015

International Conference on Reproductive Rights, New Reproductive Technologies and the European Fertility Market, Gamete Donation Across International Borders: The Challenge of Ensuring Donor Contact in Europe, International Conference on Reproductive Rights, New Reproductive Technologies and the European Fertility Market, Santander, Spain, 2015 Oral Presentation, 2015

Andrea Mulligan, The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Acts and the Protection of the Best Interests of Future Children., Postgraduate Bioethics Conference, King's College London, May 2013, 2013 Oral Presentation, 2013

Andrea Mulligan, Crafting a Legal Framework for Assisted Reproduction: Values, Rules and Judicial Incrementalism, Irish Association of Law Teachers Annual Conference, Dublin, November 2012, 2012 Meeting Abstract, 2012

Andrea Mulligan, The Contested Nature of the Best Interests Test, Conference on the Children's Rights Referendum, TCD, 2012 Oral Presentation, 2012

Andrea Mulligan, Revising the Meaning of Life: Legal Protection of Embryos in Ireland and Germany and Assisted Human Reproduction, Irish Society of Comparative Law, UCD, April 2011, 2011 Oral Presentation, 2011

Andrea Mulligan, Roche v Roche: some guidance for frozen embryo disputes, Trinity College Law Review, 13, 2010, p168 - 181 Journal Article, 2010

Recognition

Representations

Engaged as an academic expert by the UK Secretary of State for Health and Social Care to provide an expert report for the High Court of England and Wales on surrogacy laws in the Member States of the Council of Europe. Report cited by Mrs Justice Lieven of the High Court of England and Wales in her judgment. February/August 2019

Commissioned by Special Rapporteur for Children Geoffrey Shannon to work on legal report on discovery of mass graves at Tuam Mother & Baby Home. Report contributed to ultimate decision by government to exhume bodies. 2018 - 2019

Briefed by Attorney General to represent State in case of IRM v Minister for Justice before the Supreme Court. Case defined scope of right to life of unborn, prior to repeal of 8th Amendment. February 2018

Invited to brief Irish Hospice Foundation on constitutional issues and end of life care, including assisted suicide. September 2019

Council Member, Irish Association of Law Teachers 2019 to date

Medical Law Review, Peer Reviewer

Journal of Medical Ethics, Peer Reviewer

Medical Law International, Peer Reviewer

Fulbright Commission, Interview Panel for Law Scholarships 2016-2017

Lecturer in Law of Assisted Reproduction, Law Society of Ireland, Medical Law Module, Professional Practice Course PPCII. 2016 to date

Member, Incorporated Council for Law Reporting in Ireland. This is the body that is responsible for the reporting of cases of the Superior Courts of Ireland. 2019 to date

Commissioned by Special Rapporteur for Children Geoffrey Shannon to prepare a report on uncommenced sections of the Children and Family Relationships Act 2015 relating to assisted human reproduction. October 2016

Awards and Honours

Elected to Scholarship, Trinity College Dublin 2007

Lucy Gwynn Prize, Trinity College Dublin 2007

Kingsmill Moore Prize 2008

Fulbright Scholarship 2009

Dean's Scholar in Legal and Ethical Issues in Reproductive Technologies 2010

Ussher PhD Fellowship, Trinity College Dublin 2010-13

Visiting Fellowship, Wadham College Oxford January - June 2022

Memberships

European Association of Health Law

International Association of Bioethics

Northern/Irish Health Law and Ethics Network

Ethics, Law and Pregnancy in Ireland Network (ELPIN)

Bar of Ireland October 2014 – To date

David Prendergast


Biography

Dr David Prendergast is the Law School's Director of Postgraduate Teaching and Learning. He researches and teaches in jurisprudence (legal philosophy) and criminal law. David co-founded the Irish Jurisprudence Society and is a former co-editor of the Dublin University Law Journal and the Criminal Law and Practice Review. He received a Trinity Provost's Teaching Award (Early Career) in 2014. David's PhD provided a qualified defence of judicial review of electoral processes. His journal articles on substantive criminal law have been influential and cited in numerous academic texts and in judgments of the superior courts of Ireland. Current research involves investigating the structure of criminal liability, culpability, and criminal law defences. David has an LL.B. (First class) from Trinity College Dublin, an LL.M. (Distinction) from University College London and is a qualified, non-practising barrister. He worked as a legal researcher for the Law Reform Commission and was formerly Pathways to Law Liaison Officer with Trinity Access Programmes. He was formerly Director of Undergraduate Teaching and Learning and Deputy LLM Director in the Law School and is currently Director of Postgraduate Teaching and Learning.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

David Prendergast, Handcuffs and justified force under section 19 of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act 1997, Irish Criminal Law Journal, 2023 Journal Article, 2023

David Prendergast, The Crime of Failing to Come Forward, Irish Jurist, 2023 Journal Article, 2023

David Prendergast, Police Powers and Reasonable Force, Irish Criminal Law Journal, 2022, p106 - 112 Journal Article, 2022

David Prendergast, The difference between recklessness and negligence, Criminal Theory Justice Blog, 2022, - Miscellaneous, 2022

David Prendergast, Judicial stewardship of the provocation defence in People (DPP) v McNamara, Irish Supreme Court Review, 3, 2021, p69 - 99 Journal Article, 2021

David Prendergast, Limiting Consent in Criminal Law: DPP v Brown [2018] IESC 67, Irish Supreme Court Review, 2, 2020, p135 - 154 Journal Article, 2020

David Prendergast, Recklessness Without the Risk, Criminal Law and Philosophy, 14, 2020, p31 - 50 Journal Article, 2020 URL

David Prendergast, Book Review: JJ Child and RA Duff, Criminal Law Reform Now, Howard Journal of Crime and Justice, 58, (4), 2019, p585 - 586 Review, 2019

David Prendergast, The judicial role in protecting democracy from populism, German Law Journal, 20, (2), 2019, p245 - 262 Journal Article, 2019

David Prendergast, Constitutional Control of Vague Criminal Law, Dublin University Law Journal, 42, (2), 2018, p19 - 44 Journal Article, 2018

David Prendergast, The presumption pertaining to murder mens rea in section 4(2) of the Criminal Justice Act 1964, Irish Jurist, (60), 2018, p167 - 179 Journal Article, 2018

David Prendergast, Criminal Culpability and Sexual Offences Reform, Criminal Law and Practice Review, 2, 2018, p99 - 113 Journal Article, 2018

David Prendergast, Book Review: Justice, Mercy, and Caprice: Clemency and the Death Penalty in Ireland I. O'Donnell, Howard Journal of Crime and Justice, 57, (4), 2018, p604 - 607 Journal Article, 2018

David Prendergast, A critical review of the Court of Appeal interpretation of self-defence in the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act 1997, Irish Criminal Law Journal, 28, (3), 2018, p58 - 63 Journal Article, 2018

Article 16 of the Irish Constitution and Judicial Review of Electoral Processes in, editor(s)Laura Cahilane, James Gallen, Tom Hickey , Judges, Politics and The Constitution, United Kingdom, Manchester University Press, 2017, pp252 - 268, [David Prendergast] Book Chapter, 2017

CC v Ireland: the missing feminist judgment in, editor(s)Máiréad Enright, Julie McCandless, Aoife O'Donoghue , Northern / Irish Feminist Judgments: Judges' Troubles and the Gendered Politics of Identity, United Kingdom, Hart Publishing, 2017, pp566 - 579, [David Prendergast] Book Chapter, 2017

David Prendergast, Defensive Killing by Initial Aggressors: DPP v Barnes Revisited, Irish Jurist, 54, (2), 2015, p115 - 130 Journal Article, 2015

David Prendergast, The Conventionality of Constitutional Law, Dublin University Law Journal, 38, (2), 2015, p441 - 448 Journal Article, 2015

David Prendergast, Addressing uncertainty in the defences of self-defence, diminished responsibility, and provocation, Criminal Law and Practice Review, 1, (1), 2014, p21 - 35 Journal Article, 2014

David Prendergast, Gross negligence manslaughter in Irish law, Dublin University Law Journal, 37, (1), 2014, p267 - 277 Journal Article, 2014

David Prendergast, Vague offences and the High Court, Criminal Law and Practice Review, 1, (1), 2014, p153 - 156 Journal Article, 2014

David Prendergast, The Connection between Mental Disorder and the Act of Killing in the Defence of Diminished Responsibility, The Irish Jurist, 49, (1), 2013, p202 - 211 Journal Article, 2013

David Prendergast, Douglas v DPP and the Constitutional Requirement for Certainty in Criminal Law, The Irish Jurist, 50, (1), 2013, p235 - 243 Journal Article, 2013

David Prendergast, Strict Liability and the Presumption of Mens Rea after CC v Ireland, Irish Jurist, 46, 2011, p211 - 220 Journal Article, 2011

David Prendergast, By-elections and the filling of Dáil vacancies within a reasonable time - a note on Doherty v Ireland, Dublin University Law Journal, 34, 2011, p242 - 255 Journal Article, 2011

David Prendergast, The Constitutionality of Strict Liability Offences, Dublin University Law Journal, 33, 2011, p285 - 318 Journal Article, 2011

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

David Prendergast, The difference between recklessness and negligence in criminal law, Research seminar, Trinity College Dublin, 15 March 2023, 2023 Conference Paper, 2023

David Prendergast, The Right to Silence, Irish Jurisprudence Society, Maynooth University, 15 February 2023, 2023 Conference Paper, 2023

David Prendergast, Book Review: The Criminal Law's Person, Howard Journal of Crime and Justice, 2023 Review, 2023

David Prendergast, What the relational self tells us about criminal law, UCD Book Symposium on Jonathan Herring's Law and the Relational Self (Cambridge University Press 2019), University College Dublin, 3-4 June 2022, edited by Christopher Cowley and Sarah Fulham-McQuillan , 2022 Conference Paper, 2022

Alan Eustace, Sarah Hamill, Andrea Mulligan, Public Health Law During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Ireland, COVID-19 LEGAL OBSERVATORY, School of Law, Trinity College Dublin, August, 2021 Report, 2021

David Prendergast, The difference between recklessness and negligence in criminal law, Roots of Responsibility-Varieties of Risk, Risk and Recklessness Workshop, UCL, 23-24 April 2021, edited by Claire Field , 2021 Conference Paper, 2021

David Prendergast, Book review: Core Concepts in Criminal Law Volume 1 (Ambos, Duff, Roberts, Weigend, eds), 1826, 2020, - Miscellaneous, 2020

David Prendergast, On relocating and refurbishing consent in sexual offences, Perspectives on Consent in Sexual Offences Workshop, Queen's University Belfast, 28 February 2020, edited by Eithne Dowds , 2020 Conference Paper, 2020

David Prendergast, Limiting consent in criminal law: DPP v Brown [2018] IESC 67, Irish Supreme Court Review, Trinity College Dublin, 12 October 2019, edited by Eoin O'Dell , 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

David Prendergast, Connecting Offence and Defence, Edinburgh Criminal Law Discussion Group Seminar, University of Edinburgh, 11 December 2019, edited by JP Fassnidge , 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

David Prendergast, Recklessness in Irish Criminal Law, TCD Law Lunchtime Research seminar, Trinity College Dublin, 16 October 2019, 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

David Prendergast, Criminal Law and Morality: the common architecture, Symposium on David O Brink's Fair Opportunity, Responsibility and Excuse, Somerville College, University of Oxford, 20 March 2019, edited by Anthony Skelton and Lisa Forsberg , 2019 Conference Paper, 2019

David Prendergast, Recent developments in criminal defences and mens rea: a retreat from subjectivism?, Criminal law: Recent trends and developments, Trinity College Dublin, 19 April, edited by Liz Heffernan , 2018 Conference Paper, 2018

David Prendergast, CULPABILITY IN CARELESS DRIVING AND THE SO-CALLED "THIRD CATEGORY" OF CRIMINAL OFFENCE, Irish Law Times, 36, (4), 2018, p63 - 67 Journal Article, 2018

David Prendergast, Consent as a legal binary, School of Law lunchtime seminar series, Trinity College Dublin, November 2018, edited by Des Ryan , 2018 Conference Paper, 2018

David Prendergast, Challenges to the Centrality of Consent, Seminar, University of Surrey, 2018 Conference Paper, 2018

David Prendergast, Reverse Burdens, Evidence/Criminal Procedure Workshop, Dublin City University, edited by Yvonne Daly , 2018 Conference Paper, 2018

David Prendergast, The constitutional control of vague criminal law, Constitution at 80, University of Limerick, 7 November 2017, edited by Laura Cahillane and David Kenny , 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

David Prendergast, Constitutional review of democratic processes, Popular Will, Electoral Democracy and the Courts, University of Padua, 16-17 November 2017, edited by Andrea Pin , 2017 Conference Paper, 2017

David Prendergast, Murder mens rea, Irish Association of Law Teachers Annual Conference, NUI Galway, 2015 Conference Paper, 2015

David Prendergast, Murder mens rea, Irish Association of Law Teachers Annual Conference, NUI Galway, November 2015, edited by Charles O'Mahony , 2015 Conference Paper, 2015

David Prendergast, Sexual Offences and Presumptive Wrongs, Legal and Political Theory Workshop, NUI Galway, 13 November 2015, edited by Danaher, Daly, Tourkochoriti , 2015 Conference Paper, 2015

David Prendergast, CC v Ireland feminist judgment, Northern / Irish Feminist Judgments Project workshop: the embodied subject, Griffith College Dublin and UCD, 16-18 April 2015, edited by Enright, McAndless, O'Donoghue , 2015 Conference Paper, 2015

David Prendergast, What is the test for self-defence in fatal cases?, Irish Law Times, 13, 2015, p213 - 218 Journal Article, 2015

David Prendergast, Article 16 of the Irish Constitution and Judicial Review of Electoral Processes, Judges, Politics and the Irish Constitution, Dublin City University, 4 Sept 2014, 2014 Conference Paper, 2014

David Prendergast, Self-defence in fatal cases, The Criminal Law Forum, King's Inns, Dublin, 5 April 2014, 2014 Conference Paper, 2014

David Kenny, David Prendergast, The independence of a meritorious elite: The government of judges and democracy, National Report for Ireland for the International Congress of Comparative Law in Vienna, July, 2014 Report, 2014

David Prendergast, DPP v Dunne and the criminal law's test for causing death, Irish Law Times, 17, 2014, p246 - 249 Journal Article, 2014

David Prendergast, Review of Eimear Spain, The Role of Emotions in Criminal Defences: Duress, Necessity and Lesser Evils, Review of The Role of Emotions in Criminal Defences: Duress, Necessity and Lesser Evils , Dublin University Law Journal, 36, 2013 Review, 2013

David Prendergast, Criminal Defences: Recent Developments, Criminal law Practice and Procedure Update Conference, Trinity College Dublin, 12 October 2013, edited by Ivana Bacik and Liz Heffernan , 2013 Conference Paper, 2013

David Prendergast, The Differing Demands of Legality, Irish Society of Comparative Law Annual Conference 2013, NUI Galway, 24-25 May 2013, edited by Charles O'Mahony , 2013 Conference Paper, 2013

David Prendergast, Democracy, Judicial Review, and Legal Scholarship, Irish Association of Law Teachers Annual Conference, Dublin, 16-18 November 2012, 2012 Conference Paper, 2012

David Prendergast, Review of Bill Kissane, New Beginnings: Constitutionalism and Democracy in Modern Ireland, Dublin University Law Journal, 34, 2011 Review, 2011

David Prendergast, The case against judicial review of democratic procedures, Irish Society of Comparative Law Annual Conference 2011, University College Dublin, 2011 Conference Paper, 2011

David Prendergast, Analysis of Doherty v Ireland (the Donegal by-election case), Trinity College Dublin Constitutional Law and Policy Group, 10 December 2010, 2010 Conference Paper, 2010

Law Reform Commission, Report on Inchoate Offences, 2010 Report, 2010

David Prendergast, Tensions in the Pursuit of Equality of Representation - Judicial Review of Electoral Constituencies, Centre for Criminal Justice and Human Rights Third Annual Postgraduate Conference, University College Cork, UCC, 30 April 2009, 2009 Conference Paper, 2009

David Prendergast, One Person, One Vote in Ireland and the United States, Inaugural Conference of the Irish Society of Comparative Law, University of Limerick, 27-28 February 2009, 2009 Conference Paper, 2009

David Prendergast, Codifying Inchoate Offences, (2008) 26 Irish Law Times 134, 2008 Journal Article, 2008

David Prendergast, The Law Reform Commission's Consultation Paper on Inchoate Offences, International Society for the Reform of Criminal Law Annual Conference 2008, Dublin Castle, 11-15 July 2008, 2008 Conference Paper, 2008

Law Reform Commission, Consultation Paper on Inchoate Offences, (LRC CP 48 - 2008), 2008 Report, 2008

David Prendergast, Normative Positivism, Irish Jurisprudence Society Workshop, Trinity College Dublin, 22 November 2007, 2007 Conference Paper, 2007

David Prendergast, Inchoate Liability and Glorifying Terrorism, Socio-Legal Studies Association Annual Conference, University of Kent, 3-5 April 2007, 2007 Conference Paper, 2007

Research Expertise

Description

Research interests: I am interested in legal theory as the sustained reflection on, investigation of, and creative analysis of how law works, that is, its distinctive contribution as a normative order that overlaps and links with other normative orders such as morality. Criminal law constitutes a primary focus for this theoretical reflection on law because it displays both transposition of moral norms as well as artificial regulatory norms. My research seeks to contribute to accurate description and deepened understanding; published papers to date have done so for criminal defences, strict liability, Mens Rea and culpability, legality, elements of criminal liability. I have also worked substantially on constitutional law and theory where it concerns the control of substantive criminal law and in other areas including judicial review and electoral processes.

Keywords

Constitutional law; Criminal law; criminal law theory; Jurisprudence; philosophy of criminal law

Recognition

Representations

Co-editor of the Dublin University Law Journal 2013

Anglo-German Dialogues on Criminal Law, member 2020

External Examiner, Law Society of Ireland 2017

Co-editor of the Criminal Law and Practice Review 2014

Trinity School of Law's COVID-19 Law and Human Rights Observatory, member 2020

Association for Criminal Justice Research and Development Advisory Board member 2014

Irish Innocence Project Advisory Board member 2010

Awards and Honours

Provost's Teaching Award (early career) winner 2014

Shortlisted for Provost's Teaching Award 2013

TCD Postgraduate Studentship 2007

Sir Jack Jacob Prize for Civil Justice, UCL 2006

Memberships

Irish Jurisprudence Society 2007 – present

Irish Association of Law Teachers (IALT) 2012 – present

The Society for Applied Philosophy 2022 – present

Suryapratim Roy


Dr. Suryapratim Roy
Assistant Professor, Law

Biography

I'm delighted to join Trinity as an Assistant Professor in Regulatory Law. I will be lecturing Environmental Law, and Legislation & Regulation on the LLB Programme and Law & Risk on the LLM Programme. I lead a Seminar on Emergency Law. I write on Climate Law, Citizenship, and Indian constitutionalism. Prior to this, I have taught and written on climate law, economics of regulation and development studies at the University of Groningen. Given the intimate relationship between regulation and behaviour, I turn to legal theory, comparative legal studies and interdisciplinary epistemology in my work. Researchers seeking to explore how law understands, shapes and responds to individual or institutional behaviour in different fields of activity are most welcome to get in touch. Before joining academia, I have been a researcher with the South African Institute of International Affairs in Johannesburg and practised infrastructure law in the Mumbai offices of Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A. Shroff & Co. I hold a BA, LLB (Honours) from the National Academy of Legal Studies and Research, India, a dual-masters in Law and Economics from the University of Hamburg and the University of Vienna, and a PhD from the University of Groningen.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Sarah Ganty, Dimitry Kochenov, Suryapratim Roy, Unlawful Nationality-Based Bans from the Schengen Zone: Poland, Finland, and the Baltic States Against Russian Citizens and EU Law, Yale Journal of International Law, 48, (1), 2023, p1 - 34 Journal Article, 2023 URL

Hindu Zion: The Politics of Constitutional Accommodation in, editor(s)Mark Tushnet and Dimitry Kochenov , Research Handbook on the Politics of Constitutional Law, Cheltenham, United Kingdom, Edward Elgar, 2023, pp675 - 695, [Suryapratim Roy and Rahul Sambaraju] Book Chapter, 2023 URL

People v Arctic Oil: Context, Judgment and Takeaways for Future Climate Litigation in, editor(s)Stefan E. Weishaar and Kars J. de Graaf , The Future of Environmental Law: Ambition and Reality, Cheltenham, United Kingdom, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2023, pp215 - 235, [Suryapratim Roy, Alexandru Gociu] Book Chapter, 2023 URL URL

Suryapratim Roy, The Domestic Life of Climate Law: Friends of the Irish Environment v Ireland, Irish Supreme Court Review, 3, (1), 2022, p141 - 160 Journal Article, 2022 URL

Three Binaries in People v Arctic Oil in, A Force of Energy: Essays in Energy Law in Honour of Professor Martha Roggenkamp, Groningen, University of Groningen Press, 2022, pp84 - 93, [Suryapratim Roy] Book Chapter, 2022 TARA - Full Text URL

Suryapratim Roy, Constitutive Reasons and Consequences of Expressive Norms, International Journal for the Semiotics of Law, 34, (2), 2021, p389 - 408 Journal Article, 2021 URL

The Visual Culture of Law in India: A response to Rahela Khorakiwala in, editor(s)Swethaa Ballakrishnen and Sara Dezalay , Invisible Institutionalisms, United Kingdom, Hart Publishing, 2021, pp107 - 114, [Suryapratim Roy] Book Chapter, 2021 URL

The 'Streetlight Effect' in Commentary on Citizenship by Investment in, editor(s)Dimitry Kochenov and Kristin Surak , Citizenship and Residence Sales: Rethinking the Boundaries of Belonging, United Kingdom, Cambridge University Press, 2021, pp25 , [Suryapratim Roy] Book Chapter, 2021

Distributional Concerns in Environmental Policy Instruments in, editor(s)Kenneth R. Richards and Josephine van Zeben , Policy Instruments in Environmental Law, Cheltenham, UK, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2020, pp27 , [Suryapratim Roy] Book Chapter, 2020 URL

Commentary on China and India in, editor(s)Dimitry Kochenov and Justin Lindeboom , Kälin and Kochenov's Quality of Nationality Index, United Kingdom, Hart Publishing, 2020, pp265 - 268, [Suryapratim Roy] Book Chapter, 2020 URL

Deirdre Ahern and Suryapratim Roy, Policy Responses to Covid-19 In Ireland: Supporting Individuals, Communities, Businesses, and the Economy, COVID-19 Legal Observatory, Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, December , 2020, p1 - 108 Report, 2020 URL TARA - Full Text

Suryapratim Roy and Giulia Mennillo, The Credit Rating Agency Paradox: Looking behind the Regulatory License, Governing through Instruments II: Standards, Ratings, and Certification, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics Annual Conference , The New School, New York, June 27, 2019, 2019 Conference Paper, 2019 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Urgenda II and its Discontents , Carbon and Climate Law Review , 13, (2), 2019, p130 - 141 Journal Article, 2019 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Distribution as the Organising Principle of Environmental Regulation, German Law Journal , 19, (3), 2018, p649 - 664 Journal Article, 2018 TARA - Full Text

Suryapratim Roy, Never Any End to an Event: A review essay on Law and Historical Memory, Journal of Comparative Law, 18, (1), 2018, p15 Journal Article, 2018

Suryapratim Roy, Situating the Individual within Climate Law: A behavioural law and economics approach to end-user emissions trading, University of Groningen, The Netherlands, 2017 Thesis, 2017

Distributive Choices in Urgenda and EU Climate Law in, editor(s)Martha Roggenkamp and Catherine Banet , European Energy Law Report XI, Cambridge, UK, Intersentia, 2017, pp47 - 68, [Suryapratim Roy] Book Chapter, 2017

Suryapratim Roy, Agency as Responsiveness, European University Institute Department of Law Research Paper No. 2016/04, 2016 Working Paper, 2016

Suryapratim Roy, Mediators and Moderators of Normative Reductionism: Towards a testimonial approach to expertise in legal inquiry, European Journal of Risk Regulation, 7, (3), 2016, p532- Journal Article, 2016

Suryapratim Roy, Situating Urgenda v. The Netherlands within Comparative Climate Litigation, Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law, 34, (2), 2016, p165- Journal Article, 2016

Suryapratim Roy/Dimitry Kochenov, The Quality of Nationality in China and India, The Henley-Kochenov Quality of Nationality Index 2016, Henley & Partners, 2016, 7 Report, 2016

Suryapratim Roy, Urgenda v. The Netherlands: A new climate change constitutionalism?, Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Energierecht, 5, 2015, p75- Journal Article, 2015

Justice as Europe's Signifier in, editor(s)Dimitry Kochenov, Gráinne de Búrca, Andrew Williams , Europe's Justice Deficit?, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2015, pp79 - [Suryapratim Roy] Book Chapter, 2015

Suryapratim Roy, Privileging (some forms of) Interdisciplinarity and Interpretation: Methods in Comparative Law, International Journal of Constitutional Law, 12, (3), 2014, p786 - 807 Journal Article, 2014

Suryapratim Roy & Giulia Mennillo, Ratings and Regulation: A case of an irreversible marriage? Harvard Weatherhead Center for International Affairs Working Paper, 2014 Working Paper, 2014

End-user Emissions Trading: What, why, how and when in, editor(s)Martha Roggenkamp and Olivia Woolley , European Energy Law Report IX, Belgium, Intersentia, 2012, pp111 - 142, [Suryapratim Roy & Edwin Woerdman] Book Chapter, 2012

Suryapratim Roy, From 'Crowding Out' to 'Crowding In': Towards an institutional analysis of Climate Adaptation Funds, South African Institute of International Affairs Occasional Paper , 119, Johannesburg, South African Institute of International Affairs, 2012, 30 Report, 2012

Suryapratim Roy, Tsidiso Disenanya & Sheila Kiratu, Clean Energy Investment in Developing Countries: Domestic Barriers and Opportunities in South Africa, Trade, Investment and Climate Change Series, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, International Institute for Sustainable Development, June, 2010, 77 Report, 2010

Suryapratim Roy & Sheila Kiratu, Beyond Barriers: the Gender Implications of Trade Liberalisation in Southern Africa, Trade Knowledge Network Series, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, International Institute for Sustainable Development, February, 2010, 30 Report, 2010

Financing Solutions to Climate Change in sub-Saharan Africa: Towards an assessment of Institutional and Market Challenges in, editor(s)Peter Draper and Ivan Mbiri , Climate Change and Trade: the Challenges for Southern Africa', Johannesburg, Jacana Publishers, 2010, pp27 , [Suryapratim Roy & Sheila Kiratu] Book Chapter, 2010

Suryapratim Roy, The Bengali Press 1800-1850, Journal of the Calcutta Historical Society, 122, 2004, p77 - 89 Journal Article, 2004

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Suryapratim Roy and Rahul Sambaraju, Constitutional Accommodation and the Citizenship Amendment Act, European Conference for South Asian Studies Annual Conference, Turin, 26 - 29 July 2023, 2023 Conference Paper, 2023 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Rahul Sambaraju, Secularism in Hindu Rashtra, Workshop on Secularism, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey, May 3 -4 2023, edited by Farrah Ahmed and Nathaniel Mull , 2023 Conference Paper, 2023 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Ambedkar in the Here and Now, Frontline, 40, (18), 2023 Journal Article, 2023 URL

Suryapratim Roy, BR Ambedkar and Walter Benjamin's Critique of Constituent Power, Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, Oxford , 28 June, 2023, 2023 Conference Paper, 2023 URL

Dimitry Kochenov and Suryapratim Roy, Putinism is Contagious, 2022, - Miscellaneous, 2022 URL

Suryapratim Roy, A Naipauline Conversion?, Dublin Review of Books, (130), 2021 Review Article, 2021 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Law and the Non-human, Workshop on Animal Rights, University of Cambridge, March 2020, 2020 Oral Presentation, 2020

Suryapratim Roy, The Visual Culture of Law, Panel on Invisible Institutionalisms, Law and Society Association Annual Conference, Denver, May 2020, 2020 Oral Presentation, 2020

Suryapratim Roy & Rahul Sambaraju , Indian citizenship has now been reduced to 'us' versus 'them', The Conversation, 2020, - Miscellaneous, 2020 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Human Rights and Democracy after COVID-19, June 2, 2020, Trinity College Dublin Meetings /Conferences Organised, 2020 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Negotiating Interdisciplinarity in Environmental Law, Asian Development Bank- United Nations Environment Programme 'Train the Trainers' Workshop, New Delhi, November 2020, 2020 Oral Presentation, 2020 URL

Alexandru Gociu & Suryapratim Roy , Norway's Supreme Court set to rule on whether the country can keep searching for new Arctic oil, The Conversation, 2020, - Miscellaneous, 2020 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Against Apathy, Review of Ice on Fire, India Today, 2019 Review, 2019

Suryapratim Roy, Comparative Climate Litigation and Human Rights, European Society of International Law Climate Change Conference, Dundee, September, 2019, University of Dundee Invited Talk, 2019

Suryapratim Roy, Discursive and Distributive Choices in the EU Social Market Economy, Review of 'The EU Social Market Economy and the Law:Theoretical Perspectives and Practical Challenges for the EU (Abingdon: Routledge, 2019)' , by Delia Ferri and Fulvio Cortese , Common Market Law Review, 56, (5), 2019, p1427 - 1430 Review, 2019 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Is Climate Change an Issue of Human Rights, The Irish Times, October 15, 2019, 2019, - Miscellaneous, 2019 URL

Suryapratim Roy, I Will Surive, Review of The Wall, by John Lanchester , India Today, 2019 Review, 2019 URL

Suryapratim Roy, Article 8 ECHR and Climate Change, Workshop on Applications of the Right to Private and Family Life under the European Convention on Human Rights, Dublin, 2019 Oral Presentation, 2019

Suryapratim Roy, What is Residency?, Critical Perspectives in Investment Migration, Geneva, July , 2019 Oral Presentation, 2019

Suryapratim Roy, Memory Rule of Law, Legal Governance of Historical Memory in Comparative Perspective, The Hague, The Netherlands, October , 2018, The Asser Institute Invited Talk, 2018

Suryapratim Roy , Behavioural Studies and Legal Theory, Irish Jurisprudence Society , Dubln , December, 2018 Oral Presentation, 2018

Suryapratim Roy, Locating Agency in Automated Behaviour, 28th Congress of the International Association for the Philosophy of Law, July, 2017 Oral Presentation, 2017

Suryapratim Roy, Plenary talk on 'Climate Change and Tort', Plenary of the Annual Conference on the Common Core of European Private Law, Lecce, Italy, November, 2016, Common Core of European Private Law Invited Talk, 2016

Suryapratim Roy, Polycentric Governance in the European Union and the Rule of Law, UACES 46th Annual Conference, London, September, 2016 Oral Presentation, 2016

Suryapratim Roy, Review of Recent Works in Comparative Law, Review of Practice and Theory of Comparative Law, by Maurice Adams and Jacco Bomhoff , Common Market Law Review, 51, 2014, p3 Review, 2014

Dimitry Kochenov & Suryapratim Roy, ''Turning EU Citizenship into a viable tool of EU Federalism'', Verfassungsblog, 2013, - Digital research resource production, 2013

Suryapratim Roy, Hindu Zion, Inaugural Conference, Durham Centre for Indian Law and Policy, Durham, 19-20 June 2023 Oral Presentation, URL

Recognition

Representations

Reviewer for the following journals: 1) Carbon and Climate Law Review 2) Climate Policy 3) European Journal of Risk Regulation 4) European Journal of Comparative Law and Governance 5) European Journal of Law & Economics 6) Environmental Science & Policy 7) Dublin University Law Journal 8) German Yearbook of International Law

Visiting Lecturer, Bocconi University, Milan 2017

Designed preliminary materials on 'Conceptualising Investment Migration' for the Investment Migration Council Education Project 2019

Awards and Honours

Workshop Grant, Human Development & Capability Association, Harvard Global Equity Initiative, 2014

Promovendus funding, Faculty of Law, University of Groningen, 2011

Erasmus Mundus Scholar 2009-2010

Young Leader for a Sustainable Future Grant, International Institute for Sustainable Development, 2008

Memberships

Society of Legal Scholars (SLS) 2020

Irish Association of Law Teachers (IALT) 2020

Academic Association for Contemporary European Studies (UACES) 2015

European Union Studies Association 2016

Society for Environmental Law and Economics (SELE) 2014

Human Development and Capabilities Association 2015

International Society of Public Law

Dutch Energy Law Association 2014

Bar Council of India 2008

Law and Society Association 2017

Rachael Walsh


Dr. Rachael Walsh
Associate Professor, Law

Biography

I am an Associate Professor and Fellow at the School of Law, teaching and researching in the areas of property law and theory and constitutional law and theory. I am the Law School's Director of Global Engagement and Erasmus Coordinator. I previously worked as a permanent Lecturer in Law at King's College London. There, I taught property law and environmental law and served as the Director of the Joint Degree with Columbia Law School and the Study Abroad Programme. Prior to that, I was an Adjunct Professor at Trinity College Dublin. I completed my PhD at Trinity College Dublin, where I was funded by an Ussher Scholarship. I obtained an LLM degree from Harvard Law School as a Fulbright Scholar. I am also a qualified barrister.

I am recognised internationally as a leader in constitutional law and property law. Throughout my work, I aim to connect legal theory and practice through analysing the underpinnings and drivers of law 'in action'. Key recent publications include Property Rights and Social Justice: Progressive Property in Action (Cambridge University Press, 2021) and Kelly: The Irish Constitution (Bloomsbury, 2018), which is the seminal text on Irish constitutional law. These books complement peer-reviewed publications in journals of high standing in both constitutional law and property law.

My research examines how constitutions shape democracies and set parameters for solving social problems, both procedural and value-based. In my current projects, I analyse the role of citizens in constitutional reform and the balance between the individual and the community in the protection of property rights. I do so through the prism of global challenges, for example securing safe and secure housing (including over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic), effectively designing and implementing climate mitigation measures, and restoring trust in democracy.

My property scholarship focuses in various ways on the question of how the State can restrict the exercise of property rights to secure the common good, analysing whether property law, and ideology, limits the legal and political scope for progressive policy reforms in response to urgent problems such as climate change. Accordingly, my research cross-cuts a range of subject areas, including property law and theory, constitutional law and theory, environmental law, planning law, housing law, and human rights law.

As well as focusing on the interaction between constitutional law and property law, I research other constitutional problems. Given the rise of populist politics around the world, there is an urgent need to reconnect people with political processes. Increasing citizen participation is proposed as one solution, with Ireland pointed to internationally as a leading example. Arising out of my role as constitutional law advisor to the Irish Citizens' Assembly, my research also explores the role that citizens play in changing and updating constitutions, in particular through deliberative processes.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Property Rights and Democratic Decision-Making: Lessons from the 1922 Constitution in, editor(s)Laura Cahillane and Donal Coffey , The Centenary of the Irish Free State Constitution: Constituting a Polity?, UK, Palgrave, Palgrave Modern Legal History, 2024, [Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2024

Rachael Walsh, CONSTITUTIONAL PROPERTY AND PROGRESSIVE PROPERTY"S COMPATIBILITY: A REAPPRAISAL, Texas A&M Journal of Property Law, 10, (1), 2024 Journal Article, 2024

Progressive Property's Thomistic Turn: Connecting Human Sustenance and Human Flourishing in, editor(s)Chris Bevan , Property Law and Theory Handbook, Edward Elgar, UK, Edward Elgar, 2024, [Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2024

Developing Resilient Property Systems: Legal Opportunities and Challenges in, editor(s)Ernst Marais , Rethinking Expropriation Law, Netherlands, Boom/Eleven, 2024, [Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2024

Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh, Assessing the Influence and Legitimacy of Citizen Deliberation on Abortion: A Reply to Eoin Carolan and Seana Glennon, International Journal of Constitutional Law, 2024 Journal Article, 2024

Rachael Walsh, Common Good Constitutionalism and the Individual " A Property Perspective, American Journal of Jurisprudence, 69, (1), 2024 Journal Article, 2024

Rachael Walsh, Specifying Interpersonal Responsibilities in Private Law, American Journal of Jurisprudence, 68, (2), 2023, p141 - 151 Journal Article, 2023 URL

Rachael Walsh, Distributing Collective Burdens and Benefits: O'Reilly, TD, and the Housing Crisis, Irish Judicial Studies Journal , 6, (3), 2022, p63 - 70, p63-70 Journal Article, 2022

Rachael Walsh, Distributing the Costs of Change: Property Transitions and Pacts, International Journal of Law in Context, 18, (2), 2022 Journal Article, 2022 URL

Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh, Constitutional Amendment and Public Will Formation: Deliberative Mini-Publics as a Tool for Consensus Democracy, International Journal of Constitutional Law, 20, 2022, p398 - 427 Journal Article, 2022

Rachael Walsh, Review of Open Democracy : Reinventing Popular Rule for the 21st Century, by Helene Landemore , International Journal of Constitutional Law, 2021, phttps://doi.org/10.1093/icon/m Review, 2021

Deliberative Mini-Publics as a Response to Populist Democratic Backsliding in, editor(s)Maria Cahill, Colm O'Cinneide, Seán Ó Conaill and Conor O'Mahony , Constitutional Change and Popular Sovereignty: Populism, Politics and the Law in Ireland, London, Routledge, 2021, [Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2021

Rachael Walsh, Climate Action and Constitutional Property Rights - Partners or Adversaries?, Dublin University Law Journal, 2021 Journal Article, 2021

Rachael Walsh, Property Rights and Social Justice: Progressive Property in Action, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2021 Book, 2021

Securing Possession of the Home in the COVID-19 Context in, editor(s)Elsabe van der Sijde , Property Responses to a Global Pandemic, South Africa, Juta, 2021, pp165 - 182, [Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2021

Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh, Deliberation in Constitutional Amendment: Reappraising Ireland's Deliberative Mini-Publics, European Constitutional Law Review, 16, (3), 2020, p440 - 465 Journal Article, 2020 URL

Deirdre Ahern and Suryapratim Roy, Policy Responses to Covid-19 In Ireland: Supporting Individuals, Communities, Businesses, and the Economy, COVID-19 Legal Observatory, Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, December , 2020, p1 - 108 Report, 2020 URL TARA - Full Text

Oran Doyle and Rachael Walsh, Participatory Democracy in Ireland: Citizens' Assemblies, Studi Senesi, 131, 2019, p485 - 496 Journal Article, 2019

Rachael Walsh and Lorna Fox O'Mahony, Land Law, Property Ideologies and the British Irish Relationship, Common Law World Review, 47, 2018, p7 - 34 Journal Article, 2018 DOI

GW Hogan, GF Whyte, D Kenny, R Walsh, Kelly: The Irish Constitution, Fifth edition, Dublin, Bloomsbury Professional, 2018, 1 - 2765pp Book, 2018

The Marginality of Property in Expropriation Law: A Comparative Assessment in, editor(s)Gustav Muller, Reghard Brits, Bradley Slade, Jeannie van Eyk , Transformative Property Law, South Africa, Juta, 2018, pp21 - 51, [Bradley Slade and Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2018

Rachael Walsh, Property, Human Flourishing, and St Thomas Aquinas: Assessing a Contemporary Revival, Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence, 31, (1), 2018, p197 - 222 Journal Article, 2018 DOI

Comparative Constitutional Property Law in, editor(s)Lionel Smith and Michele Graziadei , Research Handbook on Comparative Property Law, US, Elgar, 2017, pp193 - 216, [Rachael Walsh and Andre van der Walt] Book Chapter, 2017

Reviewing Expropriations: The Search for 'External Guidance" in, editor(s)Hanri Mostert and Leon Verstappen , Rethinking Public Interest in Expropriation Law, The Netherlands and South Africa, Eleven Publishing and Juta Publishing, 2015, [Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2015

Gerard Hogan, David Kenny, Rachael Walsh, An Anthology of Declarations of Unconstitutionality, Irish Jurist, 54, 2015, p1 - 35 Journal Article, 2015

Rachael Walsh, Stability and Predictability in English Property Law - The Impact of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights Reassessed, Law Quarterly Review, 131, (October), 2015, p585 - 609 Journal Article, 2015

Belfast Corporation v OD Cars - Setting Parameters for Restricting Use in, editor(s)Robin Hiickey, Simon Douglas and Emma Waring , Landmark Cases in Property Law, Oxford: UK, Hart Publishing, 2015, pp227 - 252, [Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2015

Expropriation in Ireland in, editor(s)Jacques Sluysmans, Emma Waring, Stijn Verbist , Expropriation Law in Europe, Netherlands, Wolters Kluwer, 2015, [Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2015

Rachael Walsh and Eloise Scotford, The Symbiosis of Property and English Environmental Law - Property Rights in a Public Law Context, Modern Law Review, 76, 2013, p1010- Journal Article, 2013

The Evolving Relationship Between Property and Participation in English Planning Law in, editor(s)Nick Hopkins , Modern Studies in Property Law Volume 7, Oxford, UK, Hart Publishing, 2013, pp283 - [Rachael Walsh] Book Chapter, 2013

King's Law Journal, Special Edition, 'The Interface of Public and Private Concepts of Property', 24, 2, (2013), Rachael Walsh, Tanya Aplin, Leslie Turano-Taylor, [eds.], Special Edition Editor Journal, 2013

Rachael Walsh , Private Property Rights in the Drafting of the Irish Constitution - A Communitarian Compromise, Dublin University Law Review, 33, 2011, p86- Journal Article, 2011

Rachael Walsh , Integrating Proportionality into Public Authority Possession Applications - Conclusive Answers from the Supreme Court?, King's Law Journal, 22, 2011, p414- Journal Article, 2011

Rachael Walsh , Property in the Margins, King's Law Journal, 21, 2010, p591- Review Article, 2010

Rachael Walsh , The Principles of Social Justice - The Compulsory Acquisition of Private Property for Redevelopment in the United States and Ireland, Dublin University Law Journal , 32, 2010, p1- Journal Article, 2010

Rachael Walsh , The Constitution, Property Rights and Proportionality - A Reappraisal, Dublin University Law Journal , 31, 2009, p1- Journal Article, 2009

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

H2020 consortium, 'RESILENS: Realising European Resilience for Critical Infrastructure', http://resilens.eu, 2018, - Protocol or guideline, 2018

Rachael Walsh, Compensation for Expropriation - 'Democratic Discounting', Rethinking Expropriation: Compensation for Expropriation, University of Cape Town, 7-9 December 2016, 2016 Conference Paper, 2016

Rachael Walsh, Tanya Aplin, Leslie Turano-Taylor, The Public/Private Interface of Property, King's Law Journal, 24, (2), 2013, p1- Journal Article, 2013

Research Expertise

Description

I am a recognised leader in constitutional law and property law. My research examines how constitutions shape democracies and set parameters for solving social problems, both procedural and value-based. In my current projects, I analyse the role of citizens in constitutional reform and the balance between the individual and the community in the protection of property rights. I do so through the prism of global challenges, for example securing safe housing, designing and implementing climate mitigation measures, and restoring trust in democracy. Accordingly, my research has wide-reaching relevance, reflected in its selection for the Provost's Annual Review (2019). Tension between property rights and collective interests underpins regulatory responses to social problems, with governments regularly citing property rights as a barrier to change. Building on previous publications in leading peer-reviewed journals, in Property and Social Justice: Progressive Property in Action (CUP, 2021), I challenge this claim. I show how property rights and social justice can be mediated in a way that does not impede progressive reforms. I also addressed this issue, as well as other constitutional law problems, as a co-author of Kelly: The Irish Constitution (Bloomsbury, 2018). This treatise is recognised as providing authoritative analysis of Irish constitutional law and is regularly cited by the Supreme Court. Arising out of my role as constitutional law advisor to the Irish Citizens' Assembly, my research also explores the role that citizens play in constitutional change. This scholarship, published in leading international peer-reviewed journals such as the International Constitutional Law Journal and the European Constitutional Law Review, responds to international interest in Ireland as a leader in deliberative democracy. I advised the German National Citizens' Assembly and the EU Committee of the Regions amongst others on the topic. In addition, I have a strong funding record. For example, I was part of the team that secured c. €40,000 in funding for the COVID-19 Law and Human Rights Observatory in the Dean of Research's COVID-19 Response call. I led the Law School's involvement in the H2020 RESILENS project, which was awarded €4,091,842.50 in EU FP7 funding to develop tools for the creation and maintenance of resilient critical infrastructure.

Projects

  • Title
    • RESILENS
  • Summary
    • Funded H2020 interdisciplinary project, working with SME's, public bodies and academics on resilience planning in core infrastructure development.
  • Funding Agency
    • EU Commission
  • Date From
    • Estimated June 2015

Keywords

Constitutional Law; Environmental Law; Land Law; Planning Law; Property Law

Recognition

Representations

Board member, Modern Studies in Property Law. This is a highly prestigious international property law group, focused on a large conference and a research workshop every two years, as well as a resulting peer-reviewed publication. Jan 2016 to date

Appointed member of the Expert Advisory Group of the Citizen's Assembly on the Eighth Amendment, Fixed Term Parliaments, and Referendums. November 2015-April 2018

Fellow, South African Research Chair in Property Law - appointed on the basis of outstanding research in comparative constitutional property law, functions include attending at the Chair to carry out research, delivery of graduate seminars and examination of PhD's. 2012 - to date

External reviewer for the South African research funding body, the National Research Foundation. Functions include reviewing and assessing research outputs from individual researchers, and reviewing institutions from a teaching and learning, as well as a research perspective. 2016-to date

Peer-reviewer, Cambridge University Press 2017-to date

Peer-reviewer. The Conveyancer journal. 2014 - to date

Peer-Reviewer, European Property Law Journal

Member, Editorial Board, King's Law Journal 2011

Peer-reviewer, Dublin University Law Journal 2012-to date

National representative for Ireland for the Core Principles of European Expropriation Law and Obligations to climate-proof real estate EU-wide research projects. 2015 - to date

Member, Expert Group on Expropriation September 2013 to date

Peer-Reviewer, European Property Law Journal 2020 - to date

External Examiner (PhD) - University of Glasgow 2021-2022

Consultant, Law Reform Commission of Ireland 2020-2021

Awards and Honours

Provost's PhD Project Award December 2019

Provost's Teaching Award April 2018

Accelerated Advancement in the Assistant Professor grade April 2016

Laidlaw Scholar Supervisor 2020-2021

Ussher Award for PhD studies June 2008

Fulbright Scholar Award June 2007

Rodney Overend Educational Trust award for Ph.D. studies, June 2008

James Murnaghan Prize, The Honorable Society of the King's Inns July 2013

Gold Medal Award, TCD December 2007

Henry Hunter Hamilton Prize, TCD June 2007

Memberships

Board Member, Modern Studies in Property Law: Modern Studies in Property Law is the leading UK property law conference, which meets biennially in full conference format, and in workshop format on alternate years. It results in a prestigious peer-reviewed edited collection published by Hart. The Board steers conference activities and also manages a research mentoring programme and support for postgraduate research. January 2015 – to date

Fellow, South African Research Chair in Property Law Group: The Research Chair is the leading centre for property law research in South Africa, which has a central role in crucial debates concerning access to housing and land. As a Fellow, I contribute to its research activities and to its postgraduate programmes, through teaching and as a PhD examiner. November 2012 – to date

Member, Expert Group on Expropriation: The Expert Group brings together by invitation leading academics and practitioners working in the field of expropriation law to develop good governance standards in expropriation, in particular with a view to securing sustainable development. The Group holds regular international conferences and publishes peer-reviewed edited collections. September 2013 – to date

Member, Society of Legal Scholars 2010 – to date

Member, Irish Association of Law Teachers 2018 – to date

Member, International Society of Public Law 2018 – to date

Member, Young Property Lawyers' Association 2008 – to date

Member, Association of Law, Property and Society 2015 – to date

Member, Irish Jurisprudence Society September 2008 – to date

Gerry Whyte


Biography

Gerard F Whyte BCL (NUI), LLM (NUI), LL.D. (NUI), BL, MA FTCD (1990), Barrister-at-Law. Gerry Whyte is a Professor in Trinity Law School and a Fellow of Trinity College. The author and co-author of books on public interest law, constitutional law and trade union law, he has also edited books on aspects of law and religion and Irish social welfare law and has published extensively in the areas of public interest law, constitutional law, social welfare law and labour law. He is also active in a number of social justice and legal aid organisations and is a former member of the Commission on Assisted Human Reproduction and of the Steering Group of Irish Council of People with Disabilities. His research interests are public interest law, constitutional law, labour law, social welfare law, law and religion.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Gerry Whyte, Deportation and the Marital Family: Gorry v Minister for Justice and Equality, Irish Supreme Court Review, 4, 2022, p203 - 221 Journal Article, 2022

Mel Cousins and Gerry Whyte, Social Security Law Ireland , Fourth edition, Alphen Aan den Rijn, Wolters Kluwer, 2021, 1 - 432pp Book, 2021

Gerry Whyte, Begging and Irish law, The Irish Jurist, 64, (2), 2020, p153 - 166 Journal Article, 2020

Litigating the Right to Inclusive Education under Irish Law in, editor(s)Gauthier de Beco, Shivaun Quinlivan, Janet Lord , The Right to Inclusive Education in International Human Rights Law, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2019, pp497 - 513, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2019

Judicial decisions as catalysts for social change in, editor(s)Eoin Carolan , Judicial Power in Ireland, Dublin, IPA, 2018, pp147 - 157, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2018

GW Hogan, GF Whyte, D Kenny, R Walsh, Kelly: The Irish Constitution, Fifth edition, Dublin, Bloomsbury Professional, 2018, 1 - 2765pp Book, 2018

Gerry Whyte, Lord Ellenborough's Law of Humanity and the Legal Duty to Relieve Destiitution, The Irish Jurist, Vol.60, 2018, p1 - 32 Journal Article, 2018

Gerry Whyte, Social Inclusion and the Legal System: Public Interest Law in Ireland , Second edition, Dublin, Institute of Public Administration, 2015, 554 + liiipp Book, 2015

Public Interest Litigation in Ireland and the European Convention on Human Rights Act 2003 in, editor(s)Suzanne Egan, Liam Thornton and Judy Walsh , Ireland and the ECHR: 60 Years and Beyond, Dublin, Bloomsbury, 2014, pp257 - 279, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2014

Gerry Whyte, Judicial Capacity to enforce Socio-Economic Rights, Dublin University Law Journal, 37, 2014, p203 - 230 Journal Article, 2014

The Efficacy of Public Interest Litigation in Ireland in, editor(s)Professor Tiya Maluwa , Law, Politics and Rights: Essays in memory of Kader Asmal, Leiden, Brill , 2013, pp252 - 284, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2013

Gerry Whyte, Constitutional Litigation and Disability Rights, Irish Jurist, 48, 2012, p303 - 322 Journal Article, 2012

Gerry Whyte, A Tale of Two Cases - Divergent Approaches of the Irish Supreme Court to Distributive Justice, Dublin University Law Journal, 32, 2010, p365 - 379 Journal Article, 2010

G.F. Whyte, "The Frontiers of Religious Liberty: A Commonwealth Celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the U.N. Declaration on Religious Tolerance - Ireland, Emory International Law Review, Vol.21, (No.1), 2007, p43 - 76 Journal Article, 2007

Gerry Whyte, The role of the Supreme Court in our democracy: A response to Mr. Justice Hardiman, Dublin University Law Journal, 28, 2006, p1 - 26 Journal Article, 2006

The Separation of Powers and Constitutional Egalitarianism after the Health (Amendment) (No.2) Bill Reference in, editor(s)Eoin O'Dell , Older People in Modern Ireland: Essays on Law and Policy, Dublin, First Law, 2006, pp393 - 426, [Oran Doyle and Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2006

Gerry Whyte, Protecting Religious Ethos in Employment: A clash of cultures, Dublin University Law Journal, 27, 2005, p169 - 183 Journal Article, 2005

Gerry Whyte (with Eoin O'Dell), Is This a Country for Old Men and Women? - In re Article 26 and the Health (Amendment) (No.2) Bill 2004 , Dublin University Law Journal, 27, 2005, p368 - 392 Journal Article, 2005

Whyte, G., Hogan, G., Kelly's The Irish Constitution, Fourth edition, LexisNexis, 2004 Book, 2004

Whyte, G., Social Inclusion and the Legal System: Public Interest Law in Ireland, IPA, 2002 Book, 2002

Whyte, G., The right to die and the Irish Constitution, European Public Law, 235, 1997 Journal Article, 1997

Whyte, G., Religion and the Irish Constitution, John Marshall Law Review, 725, 1997 Journal Article, 1997

Whyte, G., Public interest litigation in Ireland - the emergence of the affirmative decree?, Dublin University Law Journal, 198, 1997 Journal Article, 1997

Whyte, G., Gender and Equality in the Irish Social Welfare System, Irish Human Rights Yearbook, 50, 1995 Journal Article, 1995

Gerard Hogan, Gerry Whyte, The Irish Constitution, Third edition, Butterworths, 1994, cxxii, 1-1222pp Book, 1994

Whyte, G., Education and the Constitution: convergence of paradigm and praxis, XXV-XXVII Ir. Jur., 69, 1992 Journal Article, 1992

Whyte, G., O'Dell, E., Welfare, Women and Unjust Enrichment, Industrial Law Journal, 304, 1991 Journal Article, 1991

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law -the cohabitation rule, Dublin University Law Journa1, 187, 1989 Journal Article, 1989

Whyte, G., Part-time Workers under Labour and Social Welfare Law, Dublin University Law Journal, 74, 1989 Journal Article, 1989

Whyte, G., Welfare Law - Travellers and the Law, Dublin University Law Journal, 189, 1988 Journal Article, 1988

Whyte, G., The Family and the State -Irish Constitutional Law, St. Louis University Public Law Review, 237, 1988 Journal Article, 1988

Whyte, G., Legal action on behalf of the underprivileged - an evaluation of the test case strategy, Dublin University Law Journal, 102, 1986 Journal Article, 1986

Whyte, G., Kerr, A., Irish Trade Union Law, Professional Books, 1985 Book, 1985

Whyte, G., "And Justice for Some...", Dublin University Law Journal, 88, 1984 Journal Article, 1984

Whyte, G., Kerr, A., Labour Law, Trade Disputes and the Constitution, Dublin University Law Journal, 187, 1984 Journal Article, 1984

Whyte, G., Constitutional Law - the one judgment rule in action, Dublin University Law Journal, 273, 1983 Journal Article, 1983

Whyte, G., The applicability of the European Convention on Human Rights before the Irish courts, International Comparative and Law Quarterly, 856, 1982 Journal Article, 1982

Whyte, G., Industrial Relations and the Constitution, XVI Ir. Jur., 35, 1981 Journal Article, 1981

Whyte, G., Constitutional protection and the European Convention on Human Rights -an Irish joke? The punchline, Modem Law Review, 541, 1981 Journal Article, 1981

Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)William Binchy and Raymond Byrne , Annual Review of Irish Law, Dublin, Thomson Reuters Professional (Ireland) Ltd, 2023, pp509 - 521, [Gerry Whyte and Mel Cousins] Book Chapter, 2023

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)William Binchy and Raymond Byrne , Annual Review of Irish Law 2021, Dublin, Round Hall Thomson Reuters, 2022, pp467 - 479, [Gerry Whyte, Mel Cousins] Book Chapter, 2022

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)Ray Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2020, Dublin, Round Hall Thomson Reuters, 2021, pp707 - 720, [Gerry Whyte and Mel Cousins] Book Chapter, 2021

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R. Byrne and W. Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2019, Dublin, Round Hall, 2020, pp628-651 , [Mel Cousins, Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2020

Social Welfare Law 2017-18 in, editor(s)Raymond Byrne and William Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2018, Dublin, Round Hall, 2019, pp542 - 565, [Mel Cousins and Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2019

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R. Byrne and W. Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2016, Dublin, Round Hall, 2017, pp579-605 , [Mel Cousins, Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2017

Public Interest Litigation - an evaulation in, editor(s)Ivana Bacik and Mary Rogan , Legal Cases that Changed Ireland, Dublin, Clarus Press, 2016, pp109 - 116, [Gerry Whyte ] Book Chapter, 2016

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R Byrne and W Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2015, Dublin, Round Hall, 2016, pp676 - 685, [Gerry Whyte and Mel Cousins] Book Chapter, 2016

Gerry Whyte , Guaranteeing Freedom of Religion in Contemporary Ireland, Doctrine and Life, 66, (8), 2016, p10 - 25 Journal Article, 2016

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R Byrne and W Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2014, Dublin, Round Hall, 2015, pp619 - 638, [Gerry Whyte and Mel Cousins] Book Chapter, 2015

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R Byrne and W Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2013, Dublin, Round Hall, 2014, pp535 - 547, [Gerry Whyte and Mel Cousins] Book Chapter, 2014

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R Byrne and W Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2012, Dublin, Round Hall, 2013, pp546 - 554, [Gerry Whyte and Mel Cousins] Book Chapter, 2013

Gerry Whyte, The legal status of 'no foal, no fee' agreements, The Bar Review , 17, (3), 2012, p61 - 67 Journal Article, 2012

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R. Byrne and W. Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2011, Dublin , Round Hall, 2012, pp583 - 599, [Gerry Whyte and Mel Cousins] Book Chapter, 2012

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R Byrne and W Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2010, Dublin, Round Hall, 2011, pp592 - 598, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2011

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R. Byrne and W. Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2009, Dublin, Round Hall , 2010, pp711 - 719, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2010

Social Welfare Law 2008 in, editor(s)William Binchy and Raymond Byrne , Annual Review of Irish Law 2008, Dublin, Round Hall, 2009, pp581 - 586, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2009

Social Welfare Law 2007 in, editor(s)William Binchy and Raymond Byrne , Annual Review of Irish Law 2007, Dublin, Round Hall, 2008, pp513 - 524, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2008

Providing Effective Access to Legal Services in, editor(s)Aibhlin McCrann , Memories, Milestones and New Horizons, Belfast, Blackstaff Press, 2008, pp115 - 134, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2008

On the Meaning of 'Religion' under the Irish Constitution in, editor(s)Eoin Carolan and Oran Doyle , The Irish Constitution: Governance and Values, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2008, pp446 - 462, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2008

Social Welfare Law 2006 in, editor(s)William Binchy and Raymond Byrne , Annual Review of Irish Law 2006, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2007, pp524 - 534, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2007

Gerry Whyte, Socio-Economic Rights in Ireland: Judicial and Non-Judicial Enforcement, Bar Review, 11, (1), 2006, p27 - 31 Journal Article, 2006

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R. Byrne and W. Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2005, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2006, pp625 - 632, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2006

Gerry Whyte, The Moral Status of the Embryo, Medico-Legal Journal of Ireland, 12, (2), 2006, p77 - 82 Journal Article, 2006

Gerry Whyte, Integrating Professional Practice and Religious Faith, Doctrine and Life, 55, (10), 2005, p18 - 29 Journal Article, 2005

Social Welfare Law in, editor(s)R. Byrne and W. Binchy , Annual Review of Irish Law 2004, Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2005, pp449 - 458, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 2005

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law, Annual Review of Irish Law 2003, 2004 Journal Article, 2004

Rights and Judicial Activism in, editor(s)Fanning, Kennedy, Kiely, Quin , Theorising Irish Social Policy, UCD Press, 2004, [Whyte, G.] Book Chapter, 2004

Whyte, G., Democracy and Multireligious Experience: Constitutional Dilemmas, Svensk Teologisk Kvartalskrift, 108, 2004, ` Journal Article, 2004

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law, Annual Review of Irish Law 2001, 2004 Journal Article, 2004

Socio-Economic Rights and the Irish Constitutio in, editor(s)Lavan , Social Rights and Social Cohesion, IEA/Dept. of Social, Community and Family Affairs, 2003, [Whyte, G.] Book Chapter, 2003

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law, Annual Review of Irish Law 2000, 2002 Journal Article, 2002

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law, Annual Review of Irish Law 1999, 2001 Journal Article, 2001

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1999 Journal Article, 1999

some Reflections on the Role of Religion in the Constitutional Order in, editor(s)Tim Murphy and Patrick Twomey , Ireland's Evolving Constitution 1937-1997, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 1998, pp51 - 64, [Gerry Whyte] Book Chapter, 1998

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1998 Journal Article, 1998

Gerry Whyte , Discerning the philosophical premises of the Report of the Constitution Review Group, Contemporary Issues in Irish Law and Politics, Vol. 2, 1998, p216 - 238 Journal Article, 1998

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1998 Journal Article, 1998

Whyte, G., Education, religion and an indeterminate constitution, Doctrine and Life, 274, 1997 Journal Article, 1997

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law, Annual Review of Irish Law, 1997 Journal Article, 1997

A comment on the Constitution Review Group's proposals on equality in, editor(s)Byrne and Duncan , Developments in discrimination law in Ireland and Europe, ICEL, 1997, [Whyte, G.] Book Chapter, 1997

Whyte, G., Annotation of Civil Legal Aid Act 1995, Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated, 32, 1996 Journal Article, 1996

Whyte, G., "The Constitutionalisation of Labour Law" (1994-5), Journal of the Irish Society for Labour Law, 208, 1996 Journal Article, 1996

Whyte, G., Natural Law and the Constitution, Irish Law Times, 8, 1996 Journal Article, 1996

Whyte, G., O'Connor v. Irish Press Newspapers Ltd.: a short comment on the role and procedures of the Social Welfare Tribunal, Employment Law Reports, xxiv, 1995 Journal Article, 1995

Whyte, G., Introduction, Religious Morality and Public Policy, 1995 Journal Article, 1995

Whyte, G., The White Paper: a lawyer's response, Vol. II Studies in Education: A Journal of Educational Research, 22, 1995 Journal Article, 1995

Whyte, G., Treacy, B. (editors), Religious Morality and Public Policy, Dominican Publications, 1995 Book, 1995

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law, Annual Review of Irish Law 1993, 1994 Journal Article, 1994

Constitutional Adjudication, Ideology and Access to the Courts in, editor(s)A. Whelan , Law and Liberty in Ireland, Oaktree Press, 1993, [Whyte, G.] Book Chapter, 1993

Whyte, G., Liability of personal representatives under the social welfare code, Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, 175, (1993), 1993 Journal Article, 1993

Education and the Constitution in, editor(s)D. Lane , Religion, Education and the Constitution, Columba Press, 1992, [Whyte, G.] Book Chapter, 1992

Abortion and the Law in, Abortion, Law and Conscience, Dominican Publications, 1992, [Whyte, G.] Book Chapter, 1992

Whyte, G., State Aid for Church Schools: Is it legal?, Doctrine and Life, Feb., 1992 Journal Article, 1992

Irish Social Security Policy during the 1980s in, editor(s)B. Greve , Social Policy in Europe, Copenhagen, Danish National Institute of Social Research, 1992, [Whyte, G.] Book Chapter, 1992

Whyte, G., Recent changes in the liabilities of personal representatives under the social welfare code, Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, 1991 Journal Article, 1991

Whyte, G., Report of the Review Group on the Treatment of Households in the Social Welfare Code: a Legal Perspective, Administration, 134, 1991 Journal Article, 1991

Whyte, G., Enforcing maintenance obligations through the welfare system, Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, 5, 1990 Journal Article, 1990

Whyte, G., The Impact in Ireland of EC Law on Social Security Rights for Migrant Workers, Mobility of People in the European Community (Irish Centre for European Law, 1990), 1990 Journal Article, 1990

Whyte, G., Note on the Social Welfare (No.2) Act 1989, Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated, 1989 Journal Article, 1989

Whyte, G., Reforming the social welfare appeals system, Irish Law Times, 198, 1989 Journal Article, 1989

Whyte, G., Constitutional protection for the married family, Irish Law Times, 115, 1989 Journal Article, 1989

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law 1988/9: the year in review, Journal of the Irish Society for Labour Law, 66, 1989 Journal Article, 1989

Council Directive 79/7/EEC in Ireland in, Sex Equality, Community Rights and Irish Social Welfare Law, ICEL, 1988, [Whyte, G.] Book Chapter, 1988

Whyte, G. (editor), Sex Equality, Community Rights and Irish Social Welfare Law, ICEL, 1988 Book, 1988

Whyte, G., Protecting the married family on social welfare, Irish Law Times, 87, 1988 Journal Article, 1988

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law 1987/8: the year in review, Journal of the Irish Society for Labour Law, 82, 1988 Journal Article, 1988

Law and Poverty in Ireland in, editor(s)W. Duncan , Law and Social Policy, Dublin University Law Journal, 1987, [Whyte, G.] Book Chapter, 1987

Whyte, G., The Liability of personal representatives under the social welfare code, Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, 129, 1987 Journal Article, 1987

Whyte, G., Social Welfare payments and the assessment of damages in civil actions, Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, 281, 1987 Journal Article, 1987

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law 1986/7: the year in review, Journal of the Irish Society for Labour Law, 88, 1987 Journal Article, 1987

Whyte, G., An evaluation of the Report of the Commission on Social Welfare, Journal of the Irish Society for Labour Law, 81, 1986 Journal Article, 1986

Whyte, G., Social Welfare Law 1985/6: the year in review, Journal of the Irish Society for Labour Law, 135, 1986 Journal Article, 1986

Whyte, G., Vindicating statutory employment rights - an exercise in legalism, Irish Law Times, 201, 1984 Journal Article, 1984

Whyte, G., The European Convention on Human Rights and the closed shop, Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, 237, 1981 Journal Article, 1981

Whyte, G., The right of workers to choose their collective bargaining agents, Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, 53, 1981 Journal Article, 1981

Whyte, G., Nominal plaintiffs and the Irish Constitution, Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, 229, 1980 Journal Article, 1980

Whyte, G., Rationalising the Law on Picketing, Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal, 93, 1979 Journal Article, 1979

Research Expertise

Description

Public interest law, constitutional law, labour law, social welfare law, law and religion.

Keywords

Constitutional Law; Labour law; Law and religion; Public Interest Law; Social Welfare Law

Recognition

Representations

Ministerial appointee to Steering Group for Irish Council of People with Disabilities 1998-2001

Ministerial appointee to Commission on Assisted Human Reproduction 2002 to 2005

Member of EU Group of Experts on Convergence of Social Protection Policies 1992-1993

Ministerial appointee to selection panel for Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission designate 2012-13

Awards and Honours

Fellow of Trinity College

Researchers

Postgraduate Researchers

  • Mr Conor Casey
  • Mr Li-Kung Chen
  • Ms Roisin Costello
  • Mr Daire McCormick-George
  • Mr Juan Diego Galaz Carvajal
  • Ms Marta Lasek
  • Ms Finola Flanagan
  • Mr Alex Layden
  • Mr James Rooney
  • Mr Samuel Lemire

Associate Researchers within TCD

  • Professor Will Phelan (Department of Politics)
  • Professor Etain Tanam (Irish School of Ecumenics)
  • Professor Jane Ohlmeyer (Director of the Trinity Long Room Hub)
  • Professor Adina Preda (Philosophy Department)

Research Clusters

Research at the Centre currently clusters around the following three themes:

  • Constitutionalism Beyond Borders (focusing on the issue of a potential Border poll on a United Ireland in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, as well as other constitutional issues surrounding the relationship between Ireland and the UK in a post-Brexit world);
  • Constitutional Change (focusing on the use of referendums and citizens’ assemblies to change constitutional norms, with particular reference to recent and forthcoming experiments in Ireland using these mechanisms, also addressing the demands of democratic constitutionalism as compared to populist governments in Eastern Europe and elsewhere);
  • Constitutionalism Beyond the Courts (looking at the constitutional role of key actors such as the Executive, Parliament, Ombudsmen, the Attorney General, Parliamentary Committees, Interest Groups and broader Civil Society).

TriCON News and Events

TriCON Conference on Contraception and the Constitution after McGee - Saturday 2 December 2023

It is now 50 years since the decision of McGee v Attorney General which led to a significant shift in Irish societal attitudes towards reproductive rights and led the way for subsequent legislative changes. Trinity College Dublin's TriCON (Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance) and ICON-S GBIE will host a one-day conference to discuss this case and broader constitutional change following the decision.

Event Date: Saturday 2 December 2023, 9:00am - 5:00pm

Location: Trinity Long Room Hub

CPD Points / Hours: 6



TRiCON is supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union through the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Law and Politics, Trinity College Dublin.

Judicial Appointments Commission Bill Reference - Tuesday 14 November 2023

President Higgins’ referral of the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill to the Supreme Court is his first and only the 16th Article 26 reference in the history of the State. The Bill was enacted by the two Houses of the Oireachtas after much debate, domestic controversies and external pressure. It raises fundamental questions about how judges are appointed and the constitutional balance of power between the Government, the Oireachtas and the Courts. Whatever the Court decides, re Article 26 and the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill will be one of the most significant constitutional cases of recent decades.

The Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance (TriCON) is convening this conference, on the eve of the hearing before the Supreme Court, to explore the issue of judicial appointments, the background to the Bill, and the constitutional issues that arise for determination. Among the topics to be covered are the Court’s approach to previous Article 26 references, the international GRECO reports that were critical of Ireland’s approach to judicial appointments, the relevance of diversity and merit to judicial selection, and constitutional arguments around the Government’s power to appoint judges.

The full programme of event can be accessed here



TRiCON is supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union through the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Law and Politics, Trinity College Dublin.

TriCON Webinar - Wednesday, 10 May 2023

Treaty Ratification, Investor State Arbitration, and Constitutional Identity: Implications of Costello v Government of Ireland [2022] IESC 44

  • Date: Wednesday, 10 May 2023
  • Time: 2 - 3pm & 3.15 - 4.30pm

  • Overview

    In Costello v Government of Ireland, the Supreme Court held that it would be unconstitutional to ratify the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the EU and Canada (CETA) on the ground that it infringed Ireland’s juridical sovereignty. However, the Court also suggested that ratification would be constitutionally permissible if the Arbitration Act 2010 were amended to allow Irish courts refuse to enforce CETA awards that infringed constitutional identity. Costello has significant implications for the future of CETA and investor-state arbitration agreements more generally. Moreover, the Court’s invocation of ‘constitutional identity’ raises questions as to whether the Court might later seek to join the transnational dialogue with the CJEU on the scope of EU law. In this seminar, we will explore the reasoning and implications of Costello first from the perspective of Irish constitutional law and then from the perspective of international economic law and EU law.

    Irish Beginnings: 2pm - 3pm

  • Prof Maria Cahill (University College Cork)
  • Prof Oran Doyle (Trinity College Dublin)
  • Prof Gavin Barrett (University College Dublin)
  • Prof Laura Cahillane (University of Limerick)

  • Chair:Prof Aileen Kavanagh (Trinity College Dublin)


  • European and International Implicaitons: 3.15pm - 4.30pm

  • Prof Christiane Ahlborn (Trinity College Dublin)
  • Prof Gavin Barrett (University College Dublin)
  • Prof Tobias Lock (Maynooth University)
  • Prof David Schneiderman (University of Toronto)

  • Chair: Prof Mike Becker (Trinity College Dublin)


  • TRiCON is supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union through the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Law and Politics, Trinity College Dublin.

    TriCON Seminar - Constitutional Identity and Amendment, Wednesday, 15 March, 1pm - 2pm

    Date & Time: Wednesday, 15 March, 1pm - 2pm

    Location: Online

    Some constitutional amendment powers explicitly preclude amendments that depart too greatly from the existing constitution. But is this just a contingent feature of certain constitutions? Or does it reflect a necessary truth about all constitutions? In this paper, I explore and ultimately reject Gary Jacobsohn's claim that the amendment of a constitution must be consistent with that constitution's identity. This has significant implications for constitutional identity, amendment, and how we approach comparative constitutional law.

    • Speaker: Professor Oran Doyle
    • Commentator Professor Rachael Walsh
    • Chair: Professor Aileen Kavanagh

    TRiCON is supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union through the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Law and Politics, Trinity College Dublin.

    TriCON Seminars December 2022 and January 2023

    TriCON (The Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance) is supported by Erasmus+ and the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Law and Politics, Trinity College Dublin.

    TriCON Constitutional Conversation - Constitutional Roundtable on Citizens’ Assemblies in Ireland.

    December 6th 2022, 12.30-2pm, Room 11, House 39, Trinity College Dublin.

    Speakers:

  • Prof Laura O’Cahillane (UL)
  • Prof Rachael Walsh (TCD)
  • Tom Hickey (DCU)
  • A Constitutional Conversation on Popular Constitutionalism

    January 10th 2023, 5pm, Room 11, House 39, Trinity College Dublin.

    Speakers:

  • Professor Tom Gerald Daly, Associate Professor and Deputy Director, Melbourne School of Government
  • Professor Aileen Kavanagh, Professor of Constitutional Governance and Director of TriCON, Trinity College Dublin
  • Chair: Professor David Kenny, Trinity College Dublin.

  • As the global narrative surrounding constitutional democracy has been increasingly dominated in recent years by democratic decay and the idea that democracies have lost their way, it is important to discuss the range of counter-trends to this phenomenon, especially from the vantage point of states such as Ireland and Australia. In this constitutional conversation, Tom Daly and Aileen Kavanagh will discuss three key issues: criteria for establishing ‘democratic decay’; the relevance of deliberative bodies such as citizens' assemblies in contributing to popular constitutionalism; and the challenges of 'constitutional repair' in a range of states affected by democratic degradation, such as the US, UK, Poland, and Brazil.


    All are welcome to these events. For queries please contact aileen kavanagh at tcd.ie

    These seminars are supported by Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union through the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Law and Politics, Trinity College Dublin.

    TriCON Seminars October - Michaelmas Term 2022.

    TriCON is supported by Erasmus+ and the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Law and Politics, Trinity College Dublin.

    October 25th 4.30-6pm, Room 11, Law School, TCD.

    Professor Mark Tushnet, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law, Harvard Law School. Power to the People: Constitutionalism in an Age of Populism, by Mark Tushnet & Bojan Bugaric (OUP, 2021).

    Self-described populist leaders around the world are dismantling their nation's constitutions. This has led to a widespread view that populism as such is inconsistent with constitutionalism. This book proposes that some forms of populism are inconsistent with constitutionalism, while others aren't. Context and detail matter.

  • Speaker: Professor Mark Tushnet, Harvard Law School.
  • Commentators: Professors Surya Roy, Constantine Boussalis & Aileen Kavanagh.
  • Chair: Professor Rachael Walsh (TCD).

  • October 26th, Lunchtime Seminar 1-2pm, Room 11, Law School, TCD.

    ‘Constitutionalism: For and Against’.

  • Speaker: Professor Mark Tushnet, Harvard Law School.
  • Commentator: Professor Oran Doyle (TCD) & Professor Aileen Kavanagh (TCD).
  • Chair: Ursula Ní Choill.
  • All are welcome to these events. For queries please contact aileen kavanagh at tcd.ie

    These seminars are supported by Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union through the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Law and Politics, Trinity College Dublin.

    TriCON Talk - Thursday 6 October 2022, 6pm.

    TriCON will host a talk this 6 October 2022 at 6pm in Room 11, House 39. The talk is entitled "Mr McCarthy’s License Act: Liquor and the complexities of Canada’s constitution" and will be given by Professor Dan Malleck, Brock University, Canada. An abstract of the talk is below my signature.

    Dan Malleck is a professor in the Department of Health Sciences at Brock University and the director of Brock’s Centre for Canadian Studies. He a medical historian specializing in drug and alcohol policy. His books include Try to Control Yourself: The regulation of public drinking in post-prohibition Ontario (2012); When Good Drugs Go Bad: Opium, medicine, and the origins of Canada’s drug laws (2015); and Liquor in the Liberal State: Drink and order before prohibition (2022) as well as two essay collections co-edited with Cheryl Krasnick Warsh: Consuming Modernity (2015) and Pleasure and Panic (2022). He is also the editor of a four-volume primary source collection Drugs, Alcohol, and Addiction in the Long Nineteenth Century (2020) and was the editor-in-chief of The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs for over a decade.

    North South Legal Mapping Project. NSLMap has prepared a synthesis report to be launched on 3 October 2022 with contributions and reflections by leading academics Prof Colin Harvey of Queen’s University Belfast and Prof Aileen McHarg of Durham University as well as the report-authors. Webinar registration enclosed.

    All information relating to the report can be found here.

    A recording of the report webinar launch is available here.

    TriCON Book of the Month Webinar - Rosalind Dixon, Responsive Judicial Review: Democracy and Dysfunction in the Modern Age (OUP, 2022 forthcoming). Monday 20 June, 2022, 10:30am.

    Chair: Oran Doyle

    Commentators:

  • Tom Hickey - Dublin City University
  • Aileen Kavanagh - Trinity College Dublin
  • Mariana Velasco-Rivera - Maynooth University
  • Professor Rosalind Dixon is Professor of Law at the University of New South Wales, Australia.

    About:

    Democratic dysfunction can arise in both 'at risk' and well-functioning constitutional systems. It can threaten a system's responsiveness to both minority rights claims and majoritarian constitutional understandings. Responsive Judicial Review aims to counter this dysfunction using examples from both the global north and global south, including leading constitutional courts in the US, UK, Canada, India, South Africa, and Colombia, as well as select aspects of the constitutional jurisprudence of courts in Australia, Fiji, Hong Kong, and Korea.

    In this book, Dixon argues that courts should adopt a sufficiently 'dialogic' approach to countering relevant democratic blockages and look for ways to increase the actual and perceived legitimacy.

    Event Registration can be completed here.

    Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance (TriCON) in association with The EURGOV Jean Monnet Centre for Excellence, Trinity College Dublin and the Trinity Long Room Hub. Saturday 9 April 2022, 9:30am - 5:00pm.

    Saturday 9 April 2022, 9:30am - 5:00pm

    Location: Trinity Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin.

    Welcome and Introduction - 9:30am

    • Professor Aileen Kavanagh, Director of TriCON, Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance.

    Panel 1: Situating Social Rights - 9.45am - 11:00am.

    • Chair: Professor Gerry Whyte (TCD)
    • Professor Aoife Nolan (University of Nottingham)
    • Professor Colm O'Cinneide (UCL)
    • Professor Conor O’Mahony (UCC)

    COFFEE - 11:00am - 11:15am

    Panel 2: Situating the Separation of Powers - 11:30am - 12:45pm.

    • Chair: Hilary Hogan (EUI)
    • Professor Laura Cahillane (University of Limerick)
    • Professor Eoin Daly (NUI Galway)
    • Professor Eoin Carolan (UCD)
    • Aileen Kavanagh (TCD)

    LUNCH - 12:45pm - 2:00pm

    Panel 3: Housing and Distributive Justice - TD. 2:00pm - 3:15pm.

    • Chair: Ailbhe O'Neill (TCD)
    • Professor Rachael Walsh (TCD)
    • Professor Padraic Kenna (NUI Galway)
    • Dr Alan Brady (TCD)
    • Dr James Rooney (TCD)

    Panel 4: Reflecting on Rights and Institutional Roles - 3:30pm - 4.45pm.

    • Chair: Professor Aileen Kavanagh (TCD)
    • Professor David Kenny (TCD)
    • Professor Shivaun Quinlivan (NUI Galway)
    • Professor Tom Hickey (DCU)

    Event Registration:

    Registration for the event is free and can be completed through the registration link here.

    TriCON is generously supported by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence.

     

    The Brexit Challenge for Ireland and the United Kingdom: Constitutions Under Pressure. Webinar - 10 November 2021.

    This webinar, hosted by the Trinity Centre for Constitutional Law and Governance and the British-Irish Chapter of the International Society of Public Law (ICON-S GBIE), marks the publication of The Brexit Challenge for Ireland and the United Kingdom: Constitutions Under Pressure (Cambridge University Press, 2021). Four very distinguished legal figures will offer their reflections on the implications of the Brexit process for the constitutions of the UK and Ireland, and for relations between them, followed by time for questions.

    Speakers:

    Chair: Aileen Kavanagh, Professor of Constitutional Governance, Trinity College Dublin.

    Paul Gallagher SC, Attorney General of Ireland.

    Dame Brenda King DBC, Attorney General for Northern Ireland.

    Mick Antoniw, Counsel General for Wales and Minister for the Constitution, Welsh Government.

    Sir John Jones QC, former Treasury Solicitor and head of the UK Government Legal Service.

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    TriCON Book of the Month Webinar - Thursday 22 July 6pm IST.

    Speakers:

    • Mr. Justice Donal O'Donnell (Irish Supreme Court).
    • Advocate General Gerard Hogan (European Court of Justice.)

    In conversation with

    • Professor Rachael Walsh (Assistant Professor, Trinity College Dublin).

    Chair: Professor Aileen Kavanagh (Professor of Constitutional Governance and Director of TriCON, Trinity College Dublin).

    In Property Rights and Social Justice, Rachael Walsh analyses 'progressive property' in action, examining how constitutional property rights mediate between private ownership and social justice. It does so through the prism of the Irish Constitution's property guarantees, which uniquely in the English-speaking, common law world both protect property rights and requires their regulation by the State to secure social justice. Walsh argues that primacy is often accorded to political determinations about the appropriate balance between property rights and social justice, meaning that the political impact of constitutionalisation needs to be disentangled from its strict legal effects.

    In this webinar, Mr Justice Donal O’Donnell and Advocate General Gerard Hogan will engage in conversation with Professor Walsh about the interrelated themes of property rights, social justice and constitutional law, chaired by Professor Aileen Kavanagh. All welcome.

    Registration for the webinar can be completed here

    TriCON Book of the Month: Wednesday June 30th 1-2pm. Professor Richard Albert in Conversation with Professor Aileen Kavanagh (Professor of Constitutional Governance and Director of TriCON)

    Richard Albert, Constitutional Amendments: Making, Breaking and Changing Constitutions (OUP 2019).

    Richard Albert is the William Stamps Farish Professor in Law at the University of Texas at Austin. A former law clerk to the Chief Justice of Canada, he holds law andpolitical science degrees from Yale, Oxford and Harvard. He is a leading comparative constitutional law scholar and future President of ICON, the International Society of Public Law.

    For zoom login details to the event please contact lawevent at tcd.ie

    COVID, Crisis and the Constitution - Webinar June 16 2021, 1-2pm IST.

    Covid, Crisis and the Constitution - Webinar June 16th 2021 1-2pm

    Speakers:

    • Professor Fiona de Londras
    • Professor Oran Doyle
    • Dr Joelle Grogan
    • Professor Jeff King

    in conversation with Professor Aileen Kavanagh.

    This seminar is co-hosted by the British-Irish Chapter of ICON (the International Society for Constitutional Law) and TriCON (Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance) and is generously supported by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Constitutional Governance in Europe at Trinity College Dublin.

    Covid19 has had a profound effect on our lives, our health and our relationships. But what impact has it had on the constitutional framework and the norms which underpin that framework? Drawing on comparative examples from the UK, Ireland, Europe and far beyond, in conversation with leading experts in the field, this seminar asks: How are governments responding to Covid19 in a changing field? And how are constitutions framing and shaping those responses? More fundamentally, has the Covid crisis uncovered a deeper constitutional malaise?

    Fiona de Londras is Professor of Global Legal Studies and Director of the COVID-19 Review Observatory (CVRO) at the University of Birmingham. The CVRO identifies, tracks, and assesses the quality of rights-based review of government responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in the four parliaments operating in the United Kingdom. It considers whether and if so how ‘COVID-19 review’ by parliaments demonstrates the qualities of being independent, framed by rights, evidence-based, participatory, and influential. The CVRO is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, part of the UKRI.

    Oran Doyle is Professor in law and Director of the COVID-19 Law and Human Rights Observatory at Trinity College Dublin. The Observatory analyses the Irish State’s legal response to COVID-19 – both measures to control the spread of the virus and measures to ameliorate the personal and financial hardships of lockdown – in order to inform public opinion and provoke public debate. As well as maintaining the only consolidation of the regulations adopted to respond to the pandemic, the Observatory has published over 80 blogposts and three policy reports on different aspects of Ireland’s response to COVID-19. More information on the COVID-19 Law and Human Rights Observatory can be found here.

    Joelle Grogan is a Senior Lecturer in Law at Middlesex University London; Research Fellow at the CEU Democracy Institute, Budapest; and co-Director of The Good Lobby Profs. She was the convenor of the 2020 COVID-19 and States of Emergency and the 2021 Power and the COVID-19 Pandemic Symposia hosted by the Verfassungsblog, which analysed action taken in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in 65+ countries from the perspective of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. She led Democracy Reporting International's 'Rule of law Stress Test', which surveyed EU countries' responses to the pandemic ([http://'Extraordinary or extralegal responses? COVID-19 and the rule of law in Europe']report and recommendations available here) and is the editor of the Routledge Handbook on Law and the COVID-19 Pandemic (forthcoming 2022). Her work on the impact of COVID-19 has been cited by the House of Lords and the EU Parliament, and cited by the media including CNN, The Times, EU Obsever, and The Financial Times.

    Jeff King is a Professor of Law at UCL Laws and Legal Adviser to the House of Lords Constitution Committee. He is the Co-Principal Investigator of the Lex-Atlas: Covid-19 project and General Editor of the Oxford Compendium of National Legal Responses to Covid-19. The LAC19 project will eventually publish in-depth studies on the legal responses of 60 states to Covid-19. The Lex-Atlas UK Report by Jeff King is available here, and the Ireland Report by Eoin Carolan and Ailbhe O'Neill is available here.

    Aileen Kavanagh is Professor of Constitutional Governance at Trinity College Dublin and the Director of TriCON (the Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance).

    This seminar is part of part of Constitutional Governance in Europe series, supported by the ERASMUS programme.

    TriCON Irish-Italian Constitutional Conversations. Monday 21 June 2021.

    TriCON is pleased to host the third Irish-Italian constitutional conversation, following earlier events in London (2018) and Siena (2019). Leading scholars will address the conception of the Republic in both Ireland and Italy. Prof Roberto Toniatti of Università di Trento and Dr Tom Hickey of Dublin City University will present papers. Dr Rachael Walsh of Trinity College Dublin and Prof Tommaso Edoardo Frosini of Università di Napoli Suor Orsola Benincasa will respond.



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    Book launch and Discussion. 'Great Judgments of the European Court of Justice : Rethinking the Landmark Decisions of the Foundational Period' (Cambridge UP). Author: Professor William Phelan. Thursday 15 April 2021.

    Please join us for a book launch and discussion of William Phelan’s book “Great Judgments of the European Court of Justice”. The book offers a new approach to understanding the ECJ’s famous decisions in the 1960s and 1970s – Van Gend en Loos, Costa, Van Duyn, and so on – through use of the comparative method and by drawing in detail on the writings and speeches of the influential French ECJ judge and President of the Court, Robert Lecourt. It highlights the importance of the ECJ’s 1964 Dairy Productsjudgment in understanding the logic and purpose of Van Gend en Loos and the doctrine of direct effect. The book will be enjoyed by students and scholars of EU law, and by anyone interested in understanding the role of the European Court of Justice.

    Thursday 15 April 2021, 5pm Irish Time, via Zoom

    Participating in the launch and discussion are:

    • Gerard Hogan, Advocate General of the European Court of Justice
    • Fernanda Nicola, Professor of Law, and historian of EU law, American University Washington College of Law
    • William Phelan, Associate Professor and Jean Monnet Chair of EU Politics and Law, Trinity College Dublin
    • Aileen Kavanagh (Panel Chair), Professor of Constitutional Governance, School of Law, Trinity College Dublin

    We would kindly ask attendees to register through Eventbrite in advance of the event in order to receive login details for the launch. Once registered, you will then be sent the relevant Zoom login information closer to the time of the launch event.

    After the presentation and discussion there will be an opportunity for questions and answers from attendees.

    More information about the “Great Judgments of the European Court of Justice” can be found here.

    What they are saying about “Great Judgments of the European Court of Justice”

    Joseph Weiler’s “10 Good Reads” for 2020:

    ‘Give me a break’ was my thought when this book landed on my desk. Costa, Van Gend, Simmenthal et.al. ‘Been there, done that!!’ But if you are like me, you know the cases, you know what you are going to say about them when you teach them, and you parrot it out like an actor in the 127th performance of Death of a Salesman, deus ex machina, whilst thinking of last night’s delightful dinner. When have you last actually gone and reread them or, if you refresh yourself before class, when have you last ‘rethought’ them?

    It is precisely that familiarity, coupled with Phelan’s clear and clarifying style of writing, which makes this a good read. I gulped it down on one grey Covid Sunday (blessedly it weighs in at a mere 240 pages) and found myself learning something new and/or thinking somewhat differently on each of these cases about which I had imagined I could not learn anything new. I also found myself disagreeing with several points along the way, but there is a pleasure in that too.

    This book, alongside Maduro and Azoulai’s The Past and Future of EU Law: The Classics of EU Law Revisited on the 50th Anniversary of the Rome Treaty could serve as a very interesting basis for a graduate student seminar. See more here.

    Xavier Groussot’s review in the Nordic Journal of European Law:

    This book on the great judgments of the European Court of Justice is a great little book (around 250 pages). However, it is not a case-law book or a course book (though the main findings of the books should be integrated in our teaching of EU law). The book provides a focused argument on the development of EU law. It is a stimulating and easy read, which is catching the reader attention from the beginning to the end. It is certainly one of the best books that I have read in 2020 (and I have read many books during this special Covid19 year!). The book is highly recommended. The book takes the view that the great judgments can be better understood both by comparisons with alternative means of enforcing trade- related Treaty obligations and through the writing of influential Judge Robert Lecourt. This is the two key angles of the book and also its novelty. See more here.

    School of Law Author Series 2020/21. Seminar 13 with Professor Jack Balkin.

    School of Law Author Series 2020/2021 - Conversations with Donna Lyons together with Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance (Tri.CON). Seminar 13 with Professor Jack Balkin.

    Professor Jack Balkin (Yale Law School) will speak at Trinity College Dublin on 30 November, on his new book, ‘The Cycles of Constitutional Time’. The School of Law is delighted to be co-hosting this event with the Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance (Tri.CON).

    Date and time: 3 - 4pm (Dublin) / 10 - 11am (EST), Monday, 30 November 2020

    Attendees can join the webinar directly via Zoom and the event will be simultaneously live-streamed on the Law School Facebook page. This event is free and open to all and there will be an opportunity for Q&A. The webinar can accommodate 100 attendees and participants will be admitted on a first come, first served basis. If the webinar fills to capacity, it will be possible to watch the Facebook Live Stream, and a recording will also be made available following the event. We look forward to seeing you there!

    Jack M. Balkin is Knight Professor of Constitutional Law and the First Amendment at Yale Law School. He is the founder and director of Yale's Information Society Project, an interdisciplinary center that studies law and new information technologies. He also directs the Abrams Institute for Freedom of Expression, and the Knight Law and Media Program at Yale.

    Professor Balkin received his Ph.D in philosophy from Cambridge University, and his A.B. and J.D. degrees from Harvard University. Professor Balkin is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the author of over a hundred articles in different fields, including constitutional theory, Internet law, freedom of speech, reproductive rights, jurisprudence, and the theory of ideology. He has written widely on legal issues for such publications as the New York Times, the New England Journal of Medicine, the American Prospect, the Atlantic Online, Washington Monthly, the New Republic Online, and Slate. His books include Living Originalism; Constitutional Redemption: Political Faith in an Unjust World; The Constitution in 2020 (with Reva Siegel); Processes of Constitutional Decisionmaking (5th ed. with Brest, Levinson, Amar, and Siegel); Cultural Software: A Theory of Ideology; The Laws of Change: I Ching and the Philosophy of Life; What Brown v. Board of Education Should Have Said; and What Roe v. Wade Should Have Said.

    About 'The Cycles of Constitutional Time’:

    What will happen to American democracy? The nation's past holds vital clues for understanding where we are now and where we are headed. In The Cycles of Constitutional Time, the eminent constitutional theorist Jack Balkin explains how America's constitutional system changes through the interplay among three cycles: the rise and fall of dominant political parties, the waxing and waning of political polarization, and alternating episodes of constitutional decay and constitutional renewal. If America's politics seems especially fraught today, it is because we are nearing the end of the Republican Party's political dominance, at the height of a long cycle of political polarization, and suffering from an advanced case of what he calls "constitutional rot." In fact, when people talk about constitutional crisis, Balkin explains, they are usually describing constitutional rot―the historical process through which republics become less representative and less devoted to the common good. Brought on by increasing economic inequality and loss of trust, constitutional rot threatens our constitutional system.

    But Balkin offers a message of hope: We have been through these cycles before, and we will get through them again. He describes what our politics will look like as polarization lessens and constitutional rot recedes. Balkin also explains how the cycles of constitutional time shape the work of the federal courts and theories about constitutional interpretation. He shows how the political parties have switched sides on judicial review not once but twice in the twentieth century, and what struggles over judicial review will look like in the coming decades. Drawing on literatures from history, law, and political science, this is a fascinating ride through American history with important lessons for the present and the future.

    Professor Cass Sunstein, Harvard Law School In Conversation with Donna Lyons, Aileen Kavanagh and Conor Casey

    Professor Cass Sunstein, Harvard Law School in Conversation with Donna Lyons, Aileen Kavanagh and Conor Casey on his new book, co-authored with Professor Adrian Vermeule entitled Law and Leviathan: Redeeming the Administrative State (HUP, 2020).

    'Is the modern administrative state illegitimate? Unconstitutional? Unaccountable? Dangerous? Intolerable? American public law has long been riven by a persistent, serious conflict on these questions. This book sets out to answer them.'

    It should be a fascinating discussion and all are welcome. Many thanks to Donna for organising this seminar, as part of her excellent ongoing seminar series in the Law School.

    Date and time: 3pm - 4pm Irish Standard Time, Friday, 2 October 2020

    This event will take place at 3pm Irish Standard Time (which is 10am EST). The event is free and open to all. It will be possible for attendees to join the webinar directly via the link on Zoom and the event will be simultaneously live-streamed on the Law School Facebook page. There will be an opportunity for attendees to ask questions of Professor Sunstein during the session.