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    Hello world!

    Welcome to QUB Blogs Sites. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!

    By Richard Summerville 12th June 2018
  • Issue Four

    An Assessment of the Limitations and Strengths of Existing Product Liability Protections

    An Assessment of  the Limitations and Strength of Existing Product Liability Protections Author: Lauren Kolarek Queen’s University, Belfast Absract An action in product liability within the United Kingdom currently may be taken as an action in negligence, or in strict liability…

    By Richard Summerville 16th June 2017
  • Issue Four

    An Assessment of Achieving Sustainability through the New Corporate Social Responsibility Agenda

    An Assessment of Achieving Sustainability through the New Corporate Social Responsibility Agenda Author: Tanja Nowak Queen’s University, Belfast   The Malthusian principle of ‘moral restraint’ for population sustainability,[1] can transition effectively into the modern day strive for Sustainable Development (SD).…

    By Richard Summerville 16th June 2017
  • Issue Four

    The Tort Framework for Liability within Medical Negligence in the UK is Effective and is not in need of Reform

    The Tort Framework for Liability within Medical Negligence in the UK is Effective and is not in need of Reform Author: Megan Somers Queen’s University, Belfast Abstract Society is a carousel of change; a never-ending stream of advances and modernizations.…

    By Richard Summerville 16th June 2017
  • Issue Four

    The Definition of Rape in International Criminal Law has Truly Evolved Affecting the Scope for Recognition of Victims and their Entitlement to Reparations

    The Definition of Rape in International Criminal Law has Truly Evolved Affecting the Scope for Recognition of Victims and their Entitlement to Reparations Author: Siofra Corr Queen’s University, Belfast Abstract The definition of rape in international criminal law is vital…

    By Richard Summerville 16th June 2017
  • Issue Four

    Analysing the Principle that Children should maintain Contact with both Parents after Divorce or Separation.

    Analysing the Principle that Children should maintain Contact with both Parents after Divorce or Separation. Author: Jane Montgomery Queen’s University,  Belfast Introduction When the parents of a child separate or divorce, “issues about the child’s future residence and contact with…

    By Richard Summerville 16th June 2017
  • Issue Three

    Assessing the Tort Framework for Liability within Medical Negligence in the United Kingdom

    Assessing the Tort Framework for Liability within Medical Negligence in the United Kingdom  Author: Kellie Morwood Queen’s University Belfast   Abstract   Patient autonomy is regarded as one of the most valuable attributes of modern medical jurisprudence, therefore, the consideration…

    By Richard Summerville 15th February 2017
  • Issue Three

    The Presumption of Innocence is like a Golden Thread in the Criminal Justice System

    The Presumption of Innocence is like a Golden Thread in the Criminal Justice System  Author: Chun Shuo Lum Queen’s University Belfast           Presumption of Innocence The presumption of innocence is one of the most important and…

    By Richard Summerville 15th February 2017
  • Issue Three

    The Challenges Reparations for Mass Atrocities Present

     The Challenges Reparations for Mass Atrocities Present in Relation to Relevant Case Studies Author: Gamaliel Kan Queen’s University, Belfast           Abstract   Truth and Reconciliation Commissions (TRC) have been one of the mechanisms that are widely…

    By Richard Summerville 15th February 2017
  • Issue Three

    Establishing a Formal Reparations Programme for Victims of the Troubles in Northern Ireland

      Establishing a Formal Reparations Programme for Victims of the Troubles in Northern Ireland Author: Amber Kelly Queen’s University, Belfast           Abstract The complex reality of the political conflict in Northern Ireland has resulted in a…

    By Richard Summerville 15th February 2017

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