Publications
"Transforming Justice Responses to Non-recent Institutional Abuses" (April 2025)
Transforming Justice Responses to Non-Recent Institutional Abuses, authored by Anne-Marie McAlinden, Marie Keenan, and James Gallen and published by Oxford University Press, analyses justice responses to historical institutional abuses in Ireland, North and South, within a global context. Drawing on interdisciplinary research, it examines prosecutions, litigation, inquiries, redress, and apologies, proposing a hybrid justice model blending conventional and innovative approaches. It explores legal, historical, and political complexities, incorporating stakeholder voices to reframe accountability, enhance justice processes, and bridge the gap between seeking and achieving justice for survivors.
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Recent Research Outputs
The latest research outputs from the School are available below. For a more comprehensive list please see the University's Reseach Portal.
Latest Publications
Protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms
10 July 2025From Uganda to the Hague and back: the ICC's Ongwen case
- Rosemary Grey
- Luke Moffett
- Urmila De
Women and equality in publishing: a study of five leading UK law journals
- Victoria Barnes
- Nora Honkala
- Sally Wheeler
Article 2 of the Windsor Framework, the Legacy Act and the Illegal Migration Act: adjusting to post-Brexit realities
- Anurag Deb
- C.R.G. Murray
Preparing for the end of consociational power-sharing
24 June 2025Promoting migrant children's rights by developing child-centred information
- Helen Stalford
- Tilly Clough
Experimentalism in Northern Ireland: Learning during a Bill of Rights process
23 June 2025Global governance and Palestine: negating the Palestinian right to self-determination
- Alice Panepinto
- Bana Abu Zuluf
Law of occupation
23 June 2025A. Gattini and M. Dimetto (eds). Time and International Adjudication: The Temporal Factor in Proceedings before International Courts and Tribunals. Leiden: Brill/Nijhoff, 2024. Pp. 686. €199. ISBN: 9789004716360.
21 June 2025