Fossil fuel subsidies undercut the international community's Sustainable Development Goals and climate change objectives in many ways. Estimated at several hundred billion dollars a year, such subsidies also affect fossil fuel prices, and can therefore have distorting impacts on trade and...

The present paper addresses the role of the UK's Electoral Commission as regards party funding monitoring and enforcement during the historical phenomenon of New Labour. If plotted against the two axes of non-unitary/unitary and independent/affiliated, the UK's Electoral Commission would be...

This paper is the written evidence of NS Ghaleigh (University of Edinburgh, School of Law). It was submitted to the UK Parliament's Environmental Audit Committee, in response to it call for evidence for the inquiry, "UK Export Finance: Scale and impact of UKEF's financing of fossil fuels in low...

This chapter makes the case that ambitious climate action should central to the “new normal” in Asia, and that law has an important role in delivering it. From the perspective of climate change policy and law, the Covid-19 catastrophe offers the slim possibility that we will “build back...