• The Nature of Shareholding in Nigeria: Evidence from the Banking Crisis 

  Akintoye, Simisola ; Iyaniwura, W. (Article)

  When investors decide to buy shares or stocks in any company, there is the initial presumption that the company would in turn make profits which would then be delivered to them based on their investment. However, more ...
• Evolution of subnational foreign economic relations in Nigeria 

  Omiunu, Ohiocheoya (Ohio) ; Aniyie, Ifeanyichukwu Azuka (Article)

  In the current dispensation of civilian rule in Nigeria (1999–present), her subnational governments (SNGs) have increasingly been engaging in economic activities which impact on how Nigeria conducts her international ...
• Recognition of UK Insolvency Proceedings Post-Brexit: The Impact of a ‘No Deal’ Scenario 

  Omar, P. ; Umfreville, C. ; Lynch Fannon, I. ; Veder, M. ; Luecke, H. ; Carballo Pineiro, L. (Article)

  This paper examines the impact of a ‘no deal’ or ‘hard’ Brexit on the recognition of insolvency proceedings commenced in the UK by the remaining Member States of the European Union (‘EU’) post-Brexit. The paper considers ...
• Responding to Claims of Property Interests on Maritime Public Property 

  Antonopoulos, Irene (Article)

  The article discusses a court case of European Court of Human Rights which responded to claim of property interests on maritime public property that interfere with environmental protection. It mentions that the applicant ...
• The Impact of Brexit on Cross-Border Restructurings 

  Omar, P. (Book chapter)

  In June 2016, the inconceivable happened. After a campaign dominated by xenophobia, misrepresentations, chicanery, outright lies and fear-mongering, the British public voted by a thin margin in a referendum to leave the ...
• Self-authorship, well-being and paternalism 

  Kalliris, K. (Article)

  Paternalism is the restriction of a person's autonomy for the good of that person. It embodies a familiar conflict of intuitions: while we cherish individual freedom, we also want to protect/promote what we know to be good. ...
• The association between evidence disclosure, questioning strategies, interview skills, and interview outcomes 

  Walsh, D. ; Bull, Ray (Article)

  The interviewing of suspects is an important element in the investigation of crime. However, studies concerning actual performance of investigators when undertaking such interviews remain sparse. Nevertheless, in England ...
• A self-determination theory account of self-authorship: Implications for law and public policy 

  Arvanitis, Alexios ; Kalliris, Konstantinos (Article)

  Self-authorship has been established as the basis of an influential liberal principle of legislation and public policy. Being the author of one’s own life is a significant component of one’s own well-being, and therefore ...
• Influence of racial stereotypes on investigative decision-making in criminal investigations: A qualitative comparative analysis 

  Minhas, Rashid ; Walsh, D. (Article)

  Recent research suggests that the police are aware of the general trends in street crime and, from such awareness, tend to form impressions of the likelihood that persons belonging to various racial groups will commit ...
• Proposing a Theoretical Framework for the Criminal Investigation of Human Trafficking Crimes 

  Pajon, L. ; Walsh, D. (Article)

  Human Trafficking (HT) is considered as one of the most complex crimes to investigate. However, to date, little research has been conducted concerning what occurs during criminal investigations of HT. The present study, ...
• Speaking with different voices: the problems with English las and psychiatric injury 

  Orr, Russell (Article)

  Private law courts in the UK have maintained the de minimis threshold as a condition precedent for a successful claim for the infliction of mental harm. This de minimis threshold necessitates the presence of a ‘recognised ...
• Climate change effects on human rights 

  Antonopoulos, Irene (Book chapter)

  The climate change effects on human rights, are the consequences of climate change and climate change adaptation strategies on the enjoyment of human rights as guaranteed by International human rights instruments. Climate ...
• Planning Ahead? An Exploratory Study of South Korean Investigators Beliefs About Their Planning for Investigative Interviews of Suspects 

  Kim, J. ; Walsh, D. ; Bull, R. ; Bergstrom, H. (Article)

  Preparation and planning has been argued to be vitally important as to how effectively investigators undertake their interviews with suspects. Yet, it has also been found in previous research that investigators admit ...
• Aligning partial defences to murder with the offence of coercive or controlling behaviour 

  Bettinson, Vanessa (Article)

  This article reflects on the adoption of s. 76 Serious Crime Act 2015 which criminalises coercive or controlling behaviour in an intimate or family relationship. The examination draws upon the legislative effort to recognise ...
• Developing a scale to measure the presence of possible prejudicial stereotyping in police interviews with suspects: The Minhas Investigative Interviewing Prejudicial Stereotyping Scale 

  Minhas, Rashid ; Bull, R. ; Walsh, D. (Article)

  If police interviewers’ hold negative feelings towards certain groups, this may affect how they interview them (either as victims, witnesses or suspects) in that they may not obtain reliable accounts, being the aim of ...
• Triage Decision-Making by Welfare Fraud Investigators 

  Dando, C. ; Walsh, D. ; Ormerod, Thomas (Article)

  Two studies explored triage decision-making in a welfare fraud investigation, specifically decisions concerning what evidence to collect when deciding whether to pursue a case to prosecution or to issue a warning only. An ...
• Examining the Effects of Violence and Personality on Eyewitness Memory 

  Pajon, L. ; Walsh, D. (Article)

  Witnesses play a key role in criminal investigations. Research in estimator variables has aided criminal justice practitioners to estimate, post hoc, the likelihood of obtaining accurate testimony from a specific witness. ...
• Paradoxical invitations: challenges in soliciting more information from child witnesses. 

  Childs, C. ; Walsh, D. (Article)

  This article provides an analysis of the ‘closure phase’ of investigative interviews with children reporting their being victim of alleged sexual offenses. Our focus is on how interviewers ask witness if they would like ...
• Social Unrest in the UK and Turkey: Rethinking Police Violence against Dissident Communities 

  Cayli, B. ; Hodgson, P. ; Walsh, D. (Article)

  The present study explores police violence during the riots in London and Gezi Park protests in Istanbul. This study puts forth that the rise of social injustice in the UK and the erosion of plural democracy in Turkey ...
• Climate induced displacement 

  Antonopoulos, Irene (Book chapter)

  The relocation within the homeland’s border or across its borders, as a response to climate change effects, including rising sea levels and increased frequency of extreme weather phenomena attributed to climate change, in ...

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