Vol 70 No 1 (2019): Spring | Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly

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Special Issue: Reviewing the boundaries of health law – new directions and dimensions

Guest Editors: John Coggon and Judy Laing

Published: 2019-03-11

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Requires Subscription NILQ 70.1 Spring 2019 FINAL

Articles

Reviewing the boundaries of health law – new directions and dimensions: editorial

John Coggon, Judy Laing

1-3
- NILQ 70.1.1 Coggon and Laing
‘My child, my choice’: parents, doctors and the ethical standards for resolving their disagreement

Dave Archard

93-109
- NILQ 70.1.6 Archard
Reproductive loss and disposal of pregnancy remains

Louise Austin, Sheelagh McGuinness

131-153
- NILQ 70.1.8 Austin and McGuinness
Whence and whither ‘modern medical law’?

Margaret Brazier, Jonathan Montgomery

5-30
- Requires Subscription NILQ 70.1.2 Brazier and Montgomery
Healthcare resource allocation in the English courts: a systems theory perspective

Keith Syrett

111-129
- Requires Subscription NILQ 70.1.7 Syrett
The legal duty of candour in healthcare: the lessons of history?

Catherine Kelly, Oliver Quick

77-92
- Requires Subscription NILQ 70.1.5 Kelly and Quick
Centralisation of procurement and supply chain management in the English NHS: some governance and compliance challenges

Albert Sanchez-Graells

53-75
- Requires Subscription NILQ 70.1.4 Sanchez-Graells
Exploring new paradigms in mental health and capacity law: persons, populations, and parity of esteem

John Coggon, Judy Laing

31-52
- Requires Subscription NILQ 70.1.3 Coggon and Laing

Legislation, trends and cases

Legislation: Acknowledging or erasing intersex experiences? Gender ‘diversity’ in German law

Peter Dunne

163-169
- NILQ 70.1.10 Dunne
Book review: Human Rights in Global Health: Rights-Based Governance for a Globalizing World, edited by Benjamin Mason Meier and Lawrence O Gostin

Louise Hatherall

175-179
- NILQ 70.1.12 Hatherall
Case review: Extraterritorial corporate liability for environmental harm: Okpabi v Royal Dutch Shell

Jane Rooney

157-162
- Requires Subscription NILQ 70.1.9 Rooney
Book review: Depression: Law and Ethics, edited by Charles Foster and Jonathan Herring

Paul Skowron

171-174
- Requires Subscription NILQ 70.1.1.11