Organization profile

Organisation profile

Bristol has a strong presence in the research of Public Law. Much of this work crosses thematic boundaries and involves collaboration with other members of the School (notably, those working in Socio-Legal Studies, International Law, European Law, Law and Religion and Human Rights) and/or colleagues elsewhere in the University (for example, those working in the Centre for Market and Public Organisation and the Centre for Medicine and Ethics). Researchers in this field are also highly active at an international level, participating in a number of international collaborative research projects, including the European Commission FP6 Programme on Reflexive Governance in the Public Interest.

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Profiles

Professor David S Cowan

D.S.Cowan@bristol.ac.uk

University of Bristol Law School - Professor of Law and Policy
Centre for Market and Public Organisation
Private Law
Public Law
Socio-Legal Research

Person: Academic , Member

Professor Morag A Mcdermont

Morag.McDermont@bristol.ac.uk

University of Bristol Law School - Professor of Socio-Legal Studies
Cabot Institute for the Environment
Centre for Market and Public Organisation
Public Law
Socio-Legal Research

Person: Academic , Member

Dr Margherita Pieraccini

M.Pieraccini@bristol.ac.uk

University of Bristol Law School - Associate Professor in Law
Cabot Institute for the Environment
Public Law

Person: Academic , Member

Research Output

285 Article (Academic Journal)
148 Chapter in a book
39 Authored book
24 Conference Contribution (Conference Proceeding)
73 More

Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals: 'Responsive, Inclusive, Participatory and Representative Decision-making?

Novitz, T. A. & Pieraccini, M., 2020, Legal Perspectives on Sustainability. Pieraccini, M. & Novitz, T. (eds.). Bristol: University of Bristol Press, p. 39 - 66

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter in a book

Conclusion: towards an organic model of regulating for engagement

Mcdermont, M. A., Morgan, B. & Innes, M., Jan 2020, (Accepted/In press) Imagining Regulation Differently: Co-creating for engagement. Policy Press, (Connected Communities).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter in a book