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Items where Division is "Current Faculties > Faculty of Social Sciences > Southampton Law School
Southampton Law School" and Year is 2026

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Number of items: 9.

Article

Dishonesty as mens rea - Jonathan Turner

Type: Article | 2026 | Item availability restricted.

Trust but not trustworthy? The bankruptcy of Sichuan Trust - Chen Yang

Type: Article | 2026 | Item availability restricted.

Book Section

Managerial authority and legitimate workplace monitoring - Joe Atkinson

Type: Book Section | 2026 | Hart | Item availability restricted.

Can the French Law of Vigilance apply to the extraterritorial violations of human rights? - Jeremie Gilbert

Type: Book Section | 2026 | Item availability restricted.

Thesis

A critical study on the remarkable rise of good faith in English commercial contract law - Jingzhong Chen

Type: Thesis | 2026 | University of Southampton

Reassessing coastal state rights and jurisdiction under UNCLOS: legal implications of unmanned intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) operations - Hwon Lee

Type: Thesis | 2026 | University of Southampton

Looking for a better rationalisation of good faith in English commercial law: its inconsistency with implied Terms and alternative institutionalisation - Jingchi Wen

Type: Thesis | 2026 | University of Southampton | Item availability restricted.

Rethinking legal approaches to electronic bills of lading: from functional equivalence to a substantive approach - Tengjiao Xu

Type: Thesis | 2026 | University of Southampton

Website

Trump’s EU foreign policy, implicated scholarship and the ‘Brussels Effect’ - Uta Kohl

Type: Website | 2026 | The Fearless Scholar SLS Blog | Item not available on this server.

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