Al-Anzy, Sami M. Al-Hathal (2014) Unfair contract terms under the Kuwaiti Civil Code - a critical analysis and suggestions for reform. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Bahrami, Faryma (2014) Attribution of conduct to international organisations. LL.M(R) thesis, University of Glasgow.

Brechin, Jessie (2014) Reconstructing multiculturalism: picking up after the 'Fall'. LL.M(R) thesis, University of Glasgow.

Capaldi, Louis G. (2014) Legal assistance and the protection of suspects in a post-Cadder world. LL.M(R) thesis, University of Glasgow.

Hameed, Usman (2014) Mandatory obligations under the international counter-terrorism and organised crime conventions to facilitate state cooperation in law enforcement. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Johnston, Lesley Jane (2014) 'A cause for confusion and a case for clarity': the court's treatment of causation in the cases of Chester v Afshar and Gregg v Scott are fundamentally flawed and irreconcilable. An alternative means of redress must be found in 'failure to warn' cases. LL.M(R) thesis, University of Glasgow.

Khan, Imtiaz Ahmed (2014) Adaptation and convergence in corporate governance to international norms in Pakistan. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Li, Yuanshan (2014) A critical evaluation of the analysis of horizontal mergers under the Anti-Monopoly Law in China — what can we learn from the EU? PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

McAdam, Honor (2014) Normative organizations of the person: permitted and forbidden democratic narratives. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

McFarlane, Paul (2014) Some salient legal dimensions within the Roman 'slave mode of production'. LL.M(R) thesis, University of Glasgow.

Takeuchi, Mari (2014) Modalities of the exercise of universal jurisdiction in international law. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Wauters, Kris (2014) CJEU case law on cooperative agreements between public authorities and its influence on certain national legal systems. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Yun, Chong (2014) The role of corporate social responsibility in corporate governance in the context of employment: a comparative study of the United Kingdom and China. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.