Law Department students awarded their PhD in the academic session 2011/12:
Dr Luis Barroso
'The Problems and the Controls of the New Administrative State of the EU'
Supervisors: Professor Julia Black and Professor Damian Chalmers
Dr Paul Benral
'Do deficiencies in data privacy threaten ourautonomy and if so, can informational privacy rights meet this threat?'
Supervisors: Professor Conor Gearty and Professor Andrew Murray
Dr Paraskevi Boukli
'Imaginary penalities: reconsidering anti-trafficking discourses and technologies'
Supervisors: Professor Christine Chinkin and Professor Susan Marks
Dr Isabel Calich
'The impact of globalisation on the position of developing countries in the international tax system'
Supervisor: Ian Roxan
Dr Benjamin Dille
Ill fares the land: the legal consequences of land confiscations by the Sandinista Government of Nicaragua,1979-1990
Supervisor: Professor Simon Roberts
Dr Seema Farazi
'Nuclear Threats and Military Responses'
Supervisors: Professor Christine Chinkin and Professor Susan Marks
Dr Eyal Geva
'Corporate and Corporate Insolvency Restructuring: Employee Voice in an Anglo-American Perspective'
Supervisor: Professor Vanessa Finch
Dr David Hood
'What model for regulating employee discipline and grievances most effectively supports the policy objective of partnership at work?'
Supervisors: Professor Hugh Collins and Professor David Kershaw
Dr Matthew John
'Rethinking the Secular State: Perspective on Constitutional Law in Post-Colonial India'
Supervisors: Professor Martin Loughlin and Professor Tim Murphy
Dr Andreas Kotsakis
'The Biological Diversity Complex: A History of Environmental Government'
Supervisors: Dr Veerle Heyvaert and Professor Martin Loughlin
Dr Emily Laidlaw
'Internet Gatekeepers, Human Rights and Corporate Social Responsibilities'
Supervisors: Professor Conor Gearty and Professor Andrew Murray
Dr Jeffrey Benjamin Meyers
'Toward a Negri-inspired theory of c/Constitution: A Canadian case study'
Supervisors: Professor Tim Murphy and Dr Igor Stramignoni
Dr Abhijit Pandya
'Coherence and Interpretations of the Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard in Investment Treaty Arbitration'
Supervisors: Dr Andrew Lang and Dr Jan Kleinheisterkamp
Dr Lorenzo Sasso
'Capital structure and corporate governance: the role of hybrid financial instruments'
Supervisors: Professor Paul Davies and Dr Eva Micheler
Dr Chenwei Zhu
'Authoring Collaborative Projects: A Study of Intellectual Property and Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) Licensing Schemes from a Relational Contract Perspective'
Supervisors: Anne Barron and Professor Linda Mulcahy