PResident's RePORt 2009/2010 - University College Cork

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President’s Report
· McDonagh, M (2010) ‘The Impact of freedom of Information on Irish Local Government’ In: R. Chapman & M. Hunt (Eds.).
Freedom of Information: Local Government and Accountability. UK: Ashgate.
· McIntyre, Owen (2009) ‘The emergence of the ’common management’ approach to international watercourse governance’
In: V. Scarborough (ed.), Vol. 7 Water and Humanity: Historical Overview, of the 7 volume collection F. Hassan (gen. ed.)
History of Water and Civilization. UK: UNESCO.
· McIntyre, Owen (2009) ‘Utilisation and Environmental Protection of Shared International Freshwater Resources — The Role
of Equity” In: J. Benidickson, A. Benjamin, B. Boer and K. Morrow (eds.), Proceedings of the Fifth IUCN Academy of
Environmental Law Colloquium. Brazil: Cambridge University Press.
· Mee, John (2010) “Automatic’ Resulting Trusts: Retention, Restitution or Reposing Trust?’ In: Mitchell, Charles (ed) (Eds.).
Constructive and Resulting Trusts. Oxford: Hart Publishing.
· Mullally, S (2010) ‘Gender Equality, Citizenship Status and the Politics of Belonging’ In: Transcending the Boundaries of
Law. London: Routledge Cavendish.
· Mullally, S (2010) ‘The Limits of Transnational Law: Refugee Law, Policy Harmonization and Judicial Dialogue in the
European Union’ In: Goodwin Gill G and Lambert H (Eds.). Transnational Judicial Dialogue in Refugee Law. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press.
· White, F (2010) ‘Chapter 59A on Ireland’ In: Albert H. Kritzer, Sieg Eiselen, Jessica Vanto, Jarno J. Vanto (Eds.).
International Contract Law Manual. US: Thomson Reuters & Pace Institute for Internatinal Commercial Law.
Peer Reviewed Journals
· Claire Murray (2010) ‘Reinforcing paternalism within Irish mental health law - Contrasting the decisions in EH v St Vincent’s
Hospital and Others and SM v the Mental Health Commission and Others’. Dublin University Law Journal, 32.
· Donnelly, M; McDonagh, M (2010) ‘Access to health information in respect of deceased persons: the law in Ireland’.
Medico-Legal Journal of Ireland, 16 (1):7-15.
· Donnelly, Mary (2010) ‘Loan Contracts and the Unfair Contract Terms Regulations’. Commercial Law Practitioner, 17
(6):107-113.
· Donnelly, Mary (2009) ‘Public Health and Patient Rights: S v HSE’. Medico-Legal Journal of Ireland, 15:66-71.
· Donnelly, Mary; McDonagh, Maeve (2010) ‘Access to Health Information in Respect of Deceased Persons: The Law in
Ireland’. Medico-Legal Journal of Ireland, 16:7-15.
· Donson, F (2010) ‘Libel cases and public debate — Some Reflections on whether Europe should be concerned about
SLAPPs?’. Review of European Community and International Environmental Law, 19 (1).
· Kilkelly, Ursula (2010) ‘In Re B: Adoption, Discrimination and the Best Interests of the Child’. Child and Family Law
Quarterly, 22 (1):115-130.
· Leith, P; McDonagh, M (2010) ‘New Technology and Researchers’ Access to Court and Tribunal Information: the need for
European Analysis’. SCRIPTed: A Journal of Law, Technology and Society, 6 (1):33-56.
· McDonagh, M (2010) ‘Access to local government information in Ireland: Attitudes of decision-makers’. Open Government:
A Journal on Freedom of Information, 6 (6):1-20.
· McDonagh, M; Paterson, M (2010) ‘Freedom of Information: Taking account of the circumstances of individual applicants’.
Public Law, (July 2010):505-529.
· Mee, John (2010) ‘Mortgages, Repeals and the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009’. Commercial Law
Practitioner, 17.
· O’Mahony, Conor (2009) ‘State liability for abuse in primary schools: systemic failure and O’Keeffe v Hickey’. Irish
Educational Studies, 28 (3):315-331.
· Parkes, Aisling (2009) ‘The Right of the Child to be Heard in Family Law Proceedings: Article 12 UNCRC’. International
Family Law, :238-244.
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