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Article

Deference, Dialogue and the Search for Legitimacy

Professor Alison Young

September 2010

Book

Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Human Rights Act

Professor Alison Young

September 2009

Constitutional law

Article

In Defence of Due Deference

Professor Alison Young

July 2009

Article

Human Rights, Horizontality and the Public/Private Divide: Towards a Holistic Approach

Professor Alison Young

June 2009

Book Review

Protecting Rights without a Bill of Rights: Institutional Performance and Reform in Australia

Professor Alison Young

December 2007

Book Chapter

K Ziegler (ed) Human Rights and Private Law: Privacy as Autonomy

Professor Alison Young

September 2007

Book Review

Democracy Through Law

Professor Alison Young

December 2006

Article

Hunting Sovereignty: Jackson v Attorney General

Professor Alison Young

June 2006

Article

A Peculiarly British Protection of Human Rights

Professor Alison Young

October 2005

Article

The Charter, Constitution and Human Rights: is this the Beginning or the End for Human Rights Protections by Community law?

Professor Alison Young

March 2005

Human Rights

Book Review

The British Constitution in the Twentieth Century

Professor Alison Young

January 2005

Article

Ghaidan v Godin-Mendoza: Avoiding the Deference Trap

Professor Alison Young

January 2005

Book Review

Courts and Political Institutions: a Comparative View

Professor Alison Young

September 2003

Article

The Rise of Prospective Henry VIII Clauses and their Implications for Sovereignty

Professor Alison Young

January 2003

Article

Remedial and Substantive Horizontality: the Common Law and Douglas v Hello! Ltd

Professor Alison Young

June 2002

Case Note

Political Libel in New Zealand

Professor Alison Young

March 2001

Article

Judicial Sovereignty and the Human Rights Act 1998

Professor Alison Young

January 2001

Book Review

A Theory of Deference in Administrative Law: Basis, Application and Scope

Professor Alison Young

December 2000

Administrative law

Book Review

Making Rights Real: The Human Rights Act in its First Decade

Professor Alison Young

October 2000

Article

Fact, Opinion and the Human Rights Act 1998: Does English law need to modify its definition of 'statements of opinion' to ensure compliance with Article 10 ECHR?

Professor Alison Young

January 2000

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Publications by author

Deference, Dialogue and the Search for Legitimacy

Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Human Rights Act

In Defence of Due Deference

Human Rights, Horizontality and the Public/Private Divide: Towards a Holistic Approach

Protecting Rights without a Bill of Rights: Institutional Performance and Reform in Australia

K Ziegler (ed) Human Rights and Private Law: Privacy as Autonomy

Democracy Through Law

Hunting Sovereignty: Jackson v Attorney General

A Peculiarly British Protection of Human Rights

The Charter, Constitution and Human Rights: is this the Beginning or the End for Human Rights Protections by Community law?

The British Constitution in the Twentieth Century

Ghaidan v Godin-Mendoza: Avoiding the Deference Trap

Courts and Political Institutions: a Comparative View

The Rise of Prospective Henry VIII Clauses and their Implications for Sovereignty

Remedial and Substantive Horizontality: the Common Law and Douglas v Hello! Ltd

Political Libel in New Zealand

Judicial Sovereignty and the Human Rights Act 1998

A Theory of Deference in Administrative Law: Basis, Application and Scope

Making Rights Real: The Human Rights Act in its First Decade

Fact, Opinion and the Human Rights Act 1998: Does English law need to modify its definition of 'statements of opinion' to ensure compliance with Article 10 ECHR?

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