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1. A Study to Identify and Rationalise the Most Important Elements of EU law that the UK Should Keep Following Brexit
Aim
The study aims to identify and rationalise the reason for the most important elements of the EU law that the UK should keep and continue to follow following Brexit
Objectives
- To identify changes in the UK’s legal system following Brexit
- To identify and describe the most important elements of the EU law that the UK should keep and continue to follow following Brexit
- To provide justification for the elements of the EU law that the UK should keep and continue to follow following Brexit
2. A Comparative Analysis of Legal Systems in Europe and the US to identify which Region has the Best Laws to Protect the Rights of People with Disabilities: Workplace Rights
Aim
The study aims to compare and contrast the workplace rights provided to people with disabilities under the US and UK legal systems and identify if there is a need for one region to adopt the other region’s rules to overcome any shortcomings identified
Objectives
- To review the workplace rights provided to people with disabilities under the US legal system
- To review the workplace rights provided to people with disabilities under the UK legal system
- To identify if there is a need for one region to adopt the other region’s rules to overcome any shortcomings identified
3. A Comparative Analysis of Protections Offered by the Legal System of the UK and Germany to Muslim Women who are Victims of Abuse.
Aim
The study aims to compare and contrast the protections offered under the UK and German legal systems to Muslim women who are victims of abuse and identify if there is room for improvement in the legal system of these countries to support women in their quest for justice.
Objectives
- To provide an overview of the reports filed by Muslim women in the UK and Germany on facing abuse
- To review the protections offered under the English legal system to Muslim Women who are victims of abuse
- To review the protections offered under the German legal system to Muslim Women who are victims of abuse
- To identify if there is room for improvement in the legal system of these countries to support women who are victims of abuse in their quest for justice
4. How Well Can Neo-Functionalism and Federalism Describe EU Integration? How Successful have the Laws that have been Passed and Put into Practice in the last 10 Years in Accomplishing This Integration?
Aim
The study aims to explore the extent to which federalism and neo-functionalism can describe EU integration and the success ratio of the laws that have been passed and put into practice up to this point in accomplishing this integration
Objectives
- To understand the concept of EU integration
- To review the neo-functionalist theory of EU integration and the concept of federalisation of the EU
- To critically analyse whether neo-functionalism or federalism is more apt for describing EU integration
- To critically analyse the laws that have been passed and put into practice in the last 10 years in accomplishing EU integration
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5. A Study to Identify the Major Conflicts in the EU between Commerce and Social Policy and the Steps Taken So Far to Address Them
Aim
The study aims to identify some of the major conflicts in the EU between commerce and social policy and review the steps that have been taken so far to address them to identify if there is any room for further improvement
Objectives
- To review the social policy of the EU
- To review the trade policy and commerce practised by the EU
- To identify some of the major conflicts in the EU between commerce and social policy
- To review the steps that have been taken so far to address them
- To identify if there is any room for further improvement in the steps taken to address the conflicts identified and provide appropriate suggestion
6. A Review of the Legal Tools Available to Promote Environmental Interests in the EU and the US: Green Public Procurement
Aim
Through the lens of comparative law and policy, this research aims to review Green Public Procurement (GPP) as an attempt to further environmental interests through public procurement in the US and EU
Objectives
- To review the space, implementation and value of environmental requirements in public procurement
- To assess the extent to which GPP and environmental law can influence policies and other legal norms to promote free market competition and internal market harmonisation in the EU
- To assess the extent to which GPP and environmental law can influence policies and other legal norms to promote free market competition and internal market harmonisation in the US
7. An Explorative Study to Understand the Extent to Which Recent Case Law on EU Citizenship has Corroded the ‘Wholly’ or ‘Purely’ Internal Rule: A Comparison Between Cases of Ruiz Zambrano [2011]2 CMLR 46 and McCarthy [2011] 3 CMLR 10
Aim
By comparing the cases of Ruiz Zambrano [2011] 2 CMLR 46 and McCarthy [2011] 3 CMLR 10, the research primarily aims to clarify the principles of free movement and citizenship rights within the EU
Objectives
- With citizenship rights being expanded, to understand the basis of the ‘wholly’ or ‘purely’ internal rule and its validity
- Review if and how the ‘wholly’ or ‘purely’ internal rule was maintained in the McCarthy case [2011] 3 CMLR 10
- Review if and how the ‘wholly’ or ‘purely’ internal rule was maintained in the Ruiz Zambrano case [2011] 2 CMLR 46
- To use the two cases to clarify the principles of free movement and citizenship rights in the EU
8.An Examination of Brussels I, Brussels II, Rome I, and Rome II Regulations to Determine the Extent to Which Judgment and Enforcement Have been Harmonised Across the EU
Aim
The research aims to explore the impact of Rome I, Rome II, Brussels I, and Brussels II regulations to determine the degree to which judgments and enforcement across the EU have been harmonised
Objectives
- To provide an overview of the Rome I, Rome II, Brussels I, and Brussels II regulations
- To explore the legislation of the Court of Justice of the EU (ECJ) and its application in English law to test the efficacy of the conflict of laws regime
- To critically analyse whether harmonisation is the most effective approach provided there is a potential to override party autonomy
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9. How do Voting Laws in the UK Compare to Other Countries in the EU? A Review of the Controversies Developed When Elections Were Held in Recent Years
Aim
The study aims to compare and contrast voting laws in the UK with those practised in Germany, Sweden and France and provide suggestions if room for improvement is identified in the voting laws of the UK
Objectives
- To review the voting laws of the UK
- To compare and contrast the voting laws practised in Germany, Sweden and France with those practised in the UK
- To review the major controversies that developed when elections were held in recent years in these countries and their ensuing consequences
- To review how these controversies were resolved and what could have been done differently
- To provide suggestions if room for improvement is identified in the voting laws of the UK following the comparison with other EU countries
10.A Review of the Changes in Elements of Human Equality in EU Law for Workplace Equality and Anti-Discrimination over the Last 20 Years Up Till Today
Aim
The study aims to critically analyse how different elements of human equality have changed in the EU Legislative Framework for workplace equality and anti-discrimination over the last 20 years up till today and whether these changes have benefitted both men and women equally or not.
Objectives
- To provide an overview of workplace equality and non-discrimination laws practised in the EU
- To critically analyse how different elements of human equality have changed in the EU Legislative Framework for workplace equality and anti-discrimination over the last 20 years up till today
- To identify which gender (men or women) feels they experience more challenges related to human equality
- To analyse, in the light of these changes, whether people are being treated more or less equally
- To provide recommendations for addressing challenges (if identified any) faced by either of the gender
11.An Analysis of the European Court of Justice Through Some of the Most Critical Cases That Changed the Way Certain Laws Were Viewed
Aim
The study aims to carry out an analysis of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) by reviewing some of the major cases that were brought before the court over time and changed the way certain laws were viewed.
Objectives
- To provide an overview of ECJ
- To review several of the most critical cases that were brought before ECJ
- To critically analyse how these cases changed the way certain laws were viewed and why
- To predict whether it is likely these laws will undergo further transformation in the way they are viewed in case of similar cases
- To justify the negative or affirmative answer to the question above
12. A Study to Understand The Role that the EU has Played in the Creation and Development of the International Criminal Court (ICC): Explaining the Position of the EU toward the Rome Statute of the ICC
Aim
The research aims to critically examine the nature of the EU’s commitment to the Rome Statute by examining the political, legal, domestic and international factors that affect the EU’s support for the Court
Objectives
- To provide an overview of the Roman Statute of the ICC
- To explore the different dimensions of the EU’s support for the ICC
- To analyse the EU’s support for the Roman Statute of the ICC through political, legal, domestic and international factors
13. Examining the So-Called Passing-On Problem for EU Law: A Study to Determine Who Should be Able to Claim What Portion of the Original Charge from Whom and Whether there is a Possibility to Claim for Reduced Sales Due to an Increased Selling price.
Aim
The study aims to identify the major EU Law issues triggered by passing on and individually examining actions against private individuals, the EU, and a Member State.
Objectives
- To identify the different issues triggered by passing on
- To examine actions against private individuals, the EU, and a Member State
- To examine whether restitution and/or horizontal liability in damages can be made more generally available for a breach of EU law
- To provide reasoned suggestions for all EU law issues identified
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14. EU Law and Religion: Examining how the Court of Justice has Mediated on Religious Matters in the EU Law/
Aim
The study aims to examine whether the Court of Justice (CJ) has left a margin of discretion to the Member States in its ruling on religious matters similar to how the Court of Human Rights (CHR) has left a wide margin of appreciation to the state in its interpretation of Article 9 ECHR.
Objectives
- To provide an overview of the body of case law developed by CJ relating to religious matters in connection to EU law (subject areas: animal welfare and slaughter rules, state aid, data protection, and non-discrimination law)
- To identify how EU law on religion is independent of the CHR and the Member States by analysing the development of the law over the last 10 years
- To further the understanding of Union Law in relevance to religion in the Member States
- To examine whether the Court of Justice has left a margin of discretion to the Member States in its ruling on religious matters
