Oxford Journal of Legal Studies

2021 - 2025

Current editor(s): Liz Fisher, Stefan Enchelmaier, Andreas Televantos, Liora Lazarus and Jennifer Payne

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Precedent and the Rule of Law pp. 873-898: Sebastian Lewis
Challenging Biased Hiring Algorithms pp. 899-928: Aislinn Kelly-Lyth
The Law of Monetary Finance under Unconventional Monetary Policy pp. 929-964: Will Bateman
A Written Constitution: A Case Not Made pp. 965-986: Jo Eric Khushal Murkens
Are Boycotts, Shunning, and Shaming Corrupt? pp. 987-1011: Scott Altman
Relational Wrongs and Agency in Tort Theory pp. 1012-1039: Nick Sage
Is Foreign Policy Special? pp. 1040-1065: Ewan Smith
The Lost Leg of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act (1999): Special Measures and Humane Treatment pp. 1066-1095: Samantha Fairclough
The Miracle of Mercy pp. 1096-1118: Giordana Campagna
The e-Banknote as a ‘Banknote’: A Monetary Law Interpreted pp. 1119-1148: Benjamin Geva, Seraina Neva Grünewald and Corinne Zellweger-Gutknecht
Should We Protect Animals from Hate Speech?† pp. 1149-1172: Josh Milburn and Alasdair Cochrane
The Wrong in Negligence pp. 1174-1196: John Oberdiek
The Austerity of Lone Motherhood: Discrimination Law and Benefit Reform pp. 1197-1226: Meghan Campbell
Comprehensibility and Accountability† pp. 1227-1248: Roy Shapira
Positive and Negative Constitutionalism and the Limits of Universalism: A Review Essay† pp. 1249-1271: Adrienne Stone and Lael K Weis

Punishment and Precious Emotions: A Hope Standard for Punishment pp. 589-611: Kimberley Brownlee
Ageism as a Hate Crime: The Case for Extending Aggravated Offences to Protect Age Groups pp. 612-637: Stuart Goosey
Recoverability of Damages for Non-pecuniary Losses Deriving from Breach of Contract pp. 638-662: Zlatin Zlatev
Concentrated Ownership, State-Owned Enterprises and Corporate Governance pp. 663-691: Ernest W K Lim
The Use of Trusts to Subvert the Law: An Analysis and Critique pp. 692-718: Mark Bennett and Adam Hofri-Winogradow
Planned Obsolescence in the Context of a Holistic Legal Sphere and the Circular Economy pp. 719-749: Jurgita Malinauskaite and Fatih Buğra Erdem
Constitutional Conventions and the Judiciary pp. 750-775: Scott Stephenson
On the Central Case Methodology in Discrimination Law pp. 776-802: Shreya Atrey
Privity: Rights, Standing, and the Road Not Taken pp. 803-832: Timothy Liau
Sources of Dynamism in Modern Administrative Law† pp. 833-853: Joanna Bell
What is Distinctive about the Law of Equity?† pp. 854-872: Jennifer Nadler

Corporate Liability Design for Human Rights Abuses: Individual and Entity Liability for Due Diligence pp. 289-320: Nick Friedman
Balancing Rights and Interests: Reconstructing the Asymmetry Thesis pp. 321-347: Matthias Klatt
Loosely Relational Constitutional Rights pp. 348-375: Tom Kohavi
Is Majority Rule Justified in Constitutional Adjudication? pp. 376-406: Cristóbal Caviedes
The Opaqueness of Rules† pp. 407-430: Binesh Hass
Religion is Secularised Tradition: Jewish and Muslim Circumcisions in Germany pp. 431-458: Lena Salaymeh and Shai Lavi
Possession and Damages for Tortious Interferences with Chattels pp. 459-483: Luke Rostill
Revisiting the Doctrine of Intertemporal Law pp. 484-509: Steven Wheatley
Risk Reduction and Redemption: An Interpretive Account of the Right to Rehabilitation in the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights pp. 510-538: Ailbhe O’Loughlin
Remedies, Analysed† pp. 539-564: Sandy Steel
Three Models of Political Membership: Delineating ‘The People in Question’† pp. 565-583: Alex Green
The Costs of Civil Justice and Who Pays? pp. 587-587: Andrew Higgins

Judicial Development of the Criminal Law by the Supreme Court pp. 1-29: Findlay Stark
The Starting at Home Principle: On Ritual Animal Slaughter, Male Circumcision and Proportionality pp. 30-58: Iddo Porat
What Is Wrong with Empirical-Legal Research into Victimhood? A Critical Analysis of the Ordered Apology and the Victim Impact Statement pp. 59-79: Vincent Geeraets and Wouter Veraart
Regulating Libra pp. 80-113: Dirk A Zetzsche, Ross P Buckley and Douglas W Arner
Unjust Enrichment: What We Owe to Each Other pp. 114-141: Tatiana Cutts
Legality, Legitimacy, and Legislation: The Role of Exceptional Circumstances in Common Law Judicial Review pp. 142-168: Hayley J Hooper
How the Law Guides pp. 169-191: Joshua Pike
On the Moral Necessity of Tort Law: The Fairness Argument pp. 192-218: Sandy Steel
Conceptualising the Victim in England and Wales and the United States within a Spectrum of Public and Private Interests pp. 219-242: Marie Manikis
The European Union as a Global Regulatory Power† pp. 243-264: Ioanna Hadjiyianni
Authenticity:The Ultimate Challenge in the Quest for Lasting Constitutional Legitimacy† pp. 265-287: Ming-Sung Kuo