Business Law and Governance
Research into the impacts of innovation.
Our research
This group brings together colleagues from a variety of public and private law areas to uncover the impact of innovation on society, in the context of business and governance. It is the foundation for the development of cutting-edge ideas and provides the basis for sharing innovative approaches to business law and governance.
The group is convened by Dr Neha Vyas and Dr Aris Christidis
Research areas
The Business Law and Governance Group covers a broad range of areas:
- Corporate law
- Contract Law Theory
- Company Law
- Competition Law
- Labour Law
- Commercial Dispute Resolution
- Financial Regulation
- Government/Public Contracts
- Intellectual Property
- Merges and Acquisitions
- AML and other financial crimes
- Corporate Governance
Our work
Examples of the work in this group include:
- ethical finance including Islamic finance
- the high costs of short-term credit
- the role of supply chains in the branding of multinational corporations
- remedies and government/public contracts
- private international law and conflict of laws
- insights into the law and practice of international commercial mediation
- corporate responses to novel beings
- relational contract theory & vulnerability
- Ofgem’s definition of fairness
- The underlying values of German and English Contract Law
- minority shareholder protection in takeovers
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Upcoming events
Re-scaling Land Ownership in the Network Society: From Platform Real Estate to Housing Hactivism
Prof Marc Lane Roark
Wednesday, 26 October, 17:30-18:30
The Conference Room, Newcastle Law School
Working papers & event recordings
Vulnerability Across Disciplines - recorded sessions now available
