Modern Law Review

Papers
(The TQCC of Modern Law Review is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Challenges of Implementing Anti‐Money Laundering Regulation: An Empirical Analysis21
Directly Discriminatory Algorithms20
The Emperor's New Code? Time to Re‐Evaluate the Nature of Stewardship Engagement Under the UK's Stewardship Code9
Cloud Crypto Land7
Contested Subjects of Human Rights: Trans‐ and Gender‐variant Subjects of International Human Rights Law7
Guilty Plea Decisions: Moving Beyond the Autonomy Myth7
Varieties of Constitutionalism in the European Union5
The EU‐UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement – Exceptional Circumstances or a new Paradigm for EU External Relations?5
The Right to ‘Inclusive’ Education4
Between Microeconomics and Geopolitics: On the Reasonable Application of Competition Law4
The Law of Central Bank Reserve Creation4
Contesting Housing Inequality: Housing Rights and Social Movements4
Punitive Damages and the Place of Punishment in Private Law4
Combatting Corruption and Collusion in UK Public Procurement: Proposals for Post‐Brexit Reform4
Distinguishing Between Direct and Indirect Discrimination4
Safeguarding Access to Justice in the Age of the Online Court4
Governing Intersystemic Systemic Risks: Lessons from Covid and Climate Change4
Islands and the Ocean: Three Models of the Relationship between EU Market Regulation and National Private Law4
Beyond Doubt: The Case Against ‘Not Proven’4
Human Trafficking, SM v Croatia and the Conceptual Evolution of Article 4 ECHR3
Human Trafficking: Iconic Victims, Folk Devils and the Nationality and Borders Act 20223
False Beliefs and Consent to Sex3
A Struggle for Competence: National Security, Surveillance and the Scope of EU Law at the Court of Justice of European Union3
The Aarhus Convention 1998 and the Environment Act 2021: Eroding Public Participation3
Will Listing Rule Reform Deliver Strong Public Markets for the UK?3
The Presumption of Innocence: A Deflationary Account3
UK Withdrawal from the EU: Supremacy, Indirect Effect and Retained EU Law3
Legal Protection Against Destitution in the UK: the Case for a Right to a Subsistence Minimum3
Brexit, food law and the UK's search for a post‐EU identity3
Cautious scrutiny: The Federal Climate Change Act case in the German Constitutional Court3
Communicating Censure: The Relevance of Conditions of Imprisonment at Sentencing and During the Administration of the Sentence2
A Legal Framework for Using Smart Contracts in Consumer Contracts: Machines as Servants, Not Masters2
New Reproductive Technologies and Genetic Relatedness2
Abuse of Rights in English Contract Law: Hidden in Plain Sight?2
The Evolution of Birth Registration in England and Wales and its Place in Contemporary Law and Society2
The Unsuccessful Bid of the British Advocate‐General to Remain on the Bench Despite Brexit2
Parliament, the Pandemic, and Constitutional Principle in the United Kingdom: A Study of the Coronavirus Act 20202
Unwanted Distribution of Children's Images and the Right to Development2
Brexit, Covid‐19, and Possible Frameworks for Future UK/EU Financial Governance Cooperation2
Are Litigants, Trials and Precedents Vanishing After All?2
Rights, Common Good, and the Separation of Powers2
Reconceptualising Homelessness Legislation in England2
Strip‐Searching for Nationality Documents2
Consent to Treatment for Transgender Youth: The Next Chapter – Bell & Anor v The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust & Ors2
The Governance of Economic Unionism after the United Kingdom Internal Market Act2
Coercive Human Rights and the Forgotten History of the Council of Europe's Report on Decriminalisation2
The CJEU in Commission v Hungary Higher Education Defends Academic Freedom Through WTO Provisions2
Animals and Nature as Rights Holders in the European Union2
Closing the Floodgates on Privacy Class Actions: Lloyd v Google LLC1
The ‘Chimera’ of Parenthood1
Public Nuisance and Climate Change: The Common Law's Solutions to the Plaintiff, Defendant and Causation Problems1
Hauptpersonalrat der Lehrerinnen: Article 88 GDPR and the Interplay between EU and Member State Employee Data Protection Rules1
Sevilleja v Marex Financial Ltd: Reflective Loss and the Autonomy of Company Law1
Being Conscious of Unconscionability in Modern Times: Heller v Uber Technologies1
Re‐thinking the Mental Capacity Act 2005: Towards the Next Generation of Law1
Making Law Possible1
Machine Learning and the Re‐Enchantment of the Administrative State1
Consent in Contracts of Employment1
Executive Accountability and National Security1
Knowing receipt: continuing trusts and conscionability Byers v Saudi National Bank1
Rights‐Restricting Rhetoric: The Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Act 20211
The Rights and Wrongs of No‐Platforming1
Collective Action in the Digital Reality: the Case of Platform‐Based Workers1
Meghan Campbell, Women, Poverty, Equality: The Role of CEDAW, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2018, 328pp, eBook £27.001
The New Responsive Constitutionalism1
DeFi Common Sense: Crypto‐backed Lending in Janesh s/o Rajkumar v Unknown Person (‘CHEFPIERRE’)1
Selective Corporate Restructuring Strategy1
Is the Senior Managers and Certification Regime Changing Banking for Good?1
A Performative Theory of Judicial Dissent1
Ordoliberalism: What We Know and What We Think We Know1
Two Ways of Looking at a Printed Book1
Discrimination in Abortion Law and the Message the Law is Sending: R (Crowter) v Secretary of State for Health and Social Care1
Criminal Law at the Limit: Countering False Claims in Elections and Referendums1
The Presumption Against Extraterritoriality, Mutual Legal Assistance, and the Future of Law Enforcement Cross‐Border Evidence Collection1
GabrielleWatson, Respect and Criminal Justice, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2020, 256 pp, hb, £80.001
A Bird's‐Eye View of Animals in the Law1
Automatic Facial Recognition and the Intensification of Police Surveillance1
Simon Deakin and Christopher Markou (eds), Is Law Computable: Critical Perspectives on Law and Artificial Intelligence, Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2020, xxi + 320 pages, hb £72.001
(Un)reasonable excuses – On R v Dunleavy, R v Copeland, and Section 581
Boycott, Resistance and the Law: Cause Lawyering in Conflict and Authoritarianism1
The Heathrow Case in the Supreme Court: Climate Change Legislation and Administrative Adjudication1
What's Choice Got to Do With It? Addressing the Pitfalls of Using Choice‐Architecture Discourse Within Poverty Law1
The Electrical Contractors Case: Irish Supreme Court Illuminates Collective Bargaining and Delegated Legislation1
Lehtimäki v Cooper: Duty and Jurisdiction in Charity Law1
Discrimination at the Interface: The Equality Act 2010 and Platform Interface Design1
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 and Non‐Traditional Families1
e‐Evidence Cooperation in Criminal Matters from an EU Perspective1
Hidden Delegations: The Assignment of Contractual Rights and Consumer Debt1
Debtholder Stewardship1
The Delegation Theory of Judicial Review1
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