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7^th September 2020
Free ports could help Britain take back control and keep trade flowing with the EU
By Dr Alejandro Riano Londono and Dr Fabrice Defever from the…
Politics & Law Research Spotlight
6^th August 2020
COVID-19 crisis has exposed an imbalance in EU state aid for aviation sector
Dr Steven Truxal, an aviation law expert in The City Law School,…
Politics & Law Research Spotlight
15^th June 2020
Key workers are lowest paid with poorer job qualities, study finds
New research from City, University of London finds that key workers…
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23^rd April 2020
COVID-19 could spell the end of an egalitarian National Health Service
Senior Lecturer in The City Law School, Dr Sabrina Germain, says…
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Politics & Law Research Spotlight
26^th September 2019
‘Elite knowledge networks’ are preventing Donald Trump from disrupting the liberal world order
The US President’s rhetoric undermines allies’ confidence and…
Politics & Law Research Spotlight
19^th June 2019
City professor warns that rising right-wing regimes could lead to extreme political violence
As emerging economies strive for greater global diversity, ‘turbulence…
Politics & Law Research Spotlight
17^th January 2019
Resolving disputes arising from Brexit
Dr Jed Odermatt proposes the establishment of a standing international…
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14^th December 2018
A new review finds that protection for consumers in online gambling still varies across EU Member States
Dr Margaret Carran reviewed the extent to which countries have…
Politics & Law Research Spotlight
20^th November 2018
Economist calls for creation of global tax authority to tackle inequality
Professor Photis Lysandrou publishes book, Commodity: The Global…
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Politics & Law Research Spotlight
26^th September 2018
Three reasons some countries are far more unequal than others
By Dr Sandy Hager, Department of International Politics
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Politics & Law Research Spotlight
17^th September 2018
Europeans receptive to new welfare policy ideas
Report from European Social Survey reveals support for universal…
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Politics & Law Research Spotlight
10^th September 2018
Report assesses risks of UK legalising hormone-treated beef after Brexit
Professor Tim Lang co-authors report for the Food Research Collaboration

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Free ports could help Britain take back control and keep trade flowing with the EU

COVID-19 crisis has exposed an imbalance in EU state aid for aviation sector

Key workers are lowest paid with poorer job qualities, study finds

COVID-19 could spell the end of an egalitarian National Health Service

‘Elite knowledge networks’ are preventing Donald Trump from disrupting the liberal world order

City professor warns that rising right-wing regimes could lead to extreme political violence

Resolving disputes arising from Brexit

A new review finds that protection for consumers in online gambling still varies across EU Member States

Economist calls for creation of global tax authority to tackle inequality

Three reasons some countries are far more unequal than others

Europeans receptive to new welfare policy ideas

Report assesses risks of UK legalising hormone-treated beef after Brexit