Research output per year
Research output per year
Organisation profile
Organisation profile
The Centre for Scots Law was created in Autumn 2018 to support research in all fields of Scots law.
Our staff and postgraduate members have expertise across a range of different specialisms, which currently include private law, public law, commercial law, criminal law, justice/evidence, legal history, and Scottish legal culture. Our research extends from black letter law to contextualisation of Scots law within social-legal, political, comparative and historical perspectives.
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Profiles
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Jonathan Ainslie
- School of Law, Law - Lecturer in Private Law
- School of Law, Centre for Scots Law
Person: Academic
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Derek Auchie
- School of Law, Law - Personal Chair
- School of Law, Centre for Scots Law
Person: Academic Related - Scholarship
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Eliza Bechtold
- School of Law, Law - Lecturer
- School of Law, Centre for Constitutional and Public International Law
- School of Law, Centre for Scots Law
Person: Academic
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Expanding the scope of the epistemic argument to cover nonpunitive incapacitation
Shaw, E., 19 Apr 2024, In: Diametros: A Journal of Philosophy. 21, 79, p. 132-145 14 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Digital Assets as Personal Property - Law Commission of England and Wales Short Consultation on Draft Clauses: Response by the Centre for Commercial Law and the Centre for Scots Law at the University of Aberdeen
West, E., Ainslie, J., Emedosi, C., Macpherson, A., McKenzie Skene, D. & Yuksel Ripley, B., 21 Mar 2024, University of Aberdeen: School of Law.Research output: Other contribution
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The Arrestment of Benefits: McKenzie v City of Edinburgh Council
Macpherson, A. & Sweeney, A., 21 Mar 2024, In: Juridical Review. 16, p. 16-26Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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