If you’d like to know more about the research projects listed in our Current Research Register, have a look at the more in-depth profiles many of the researchers have submitted to UKAJI.

We encourage any of you who are involved in current research on administrative justice, or know someone who is, to get in touch so we can include your project in the next version. If you would like your research included, please complete Current research profile template and email it, along with a photo of yourself, to mdoyle@essex.ac.uk. Or simply get in touch and let us know what you’re working on!

LATEST! November 2017 profiles:

A place at the table: Children’s and young people’s participation in resolving disputes about special educational needs, Margaret Doyle with Maurice Sunkin

Through the Eyes of Bureaucrats: Legal Consciousness and Administrative Justice, Marc Hertogh and Zach Richards

Extending access to ‘Exceptional Case Funding’ (ECF) applications for legal aid in the context of clinical legal education, Emma Marshall

The Impact of Litigants in Person on the Northern Ireland Court System, Grainne McKeever et al

Judicial Review in Immigration, Robert Thomas and Joe Tomlinson

June 2017 profiles:

Access to welfare benefits for EU/EEA Roma migrants in the UK after the 2014 benefit reforms, Egle Dagilyte and Margaret Greenfields

Examining the dissatisfaction responses of HE students in England following first-tier and second-tier complaint outcomes, Ossian Leo Elkington

Roma Families and Social Work/Youth Offending Engagement, Margaret Greenfields

The Social Welfare Inquest: Death, Accountability and Administrative Justice, Ed Kirton-Darling

Litigants in Person in Birmingham Civil Justice Centre: Access to Legal Information and Advice, Robert Lee and Tatiana Tkacukova

Scotland’s Model Complaint Handling Procedures: Exploring Recent Developments and the Usefulness of Complaints Data for Administrative Justice Research, Tom Mullen, Chris Gill, Nial Vivian

Law in Children’s Lives, Dawn Watkins

October 2016 profiles:

May 2016 profiles:

• Public Trust and the Ombudsman: A study of the key elements of public trust from the perspective of an ombudsman practitioner, Rob Behrens

• The Art of the Ombudsman/person: lessons from comparative practice of higher education ombudsmen/persons in 24 countries, Rob Behrens

• Review of Arrangements for Disagreement Resolution (SEND), Mairi Ann Cullen, et al

• Social Control and the Contemporary Social Security System 2010-2015, Ciara Fitzpatrick

• Constructing incapacity for work: conditionality in sickness benefits since 1911, Jackie Gulland

• Scrutinising the Legitimacy of the Ombudsman Sector, Richard Kirkham

• An Investigation into the Impact of Health Ombudsman Schemes on the Delivery of Healthcare – an International Comparison, Gavin McBurnie

• Modeling legal participation: from tribunals to courts, Grainne McKeever

• A Critical Examination of Forest Rights Legislation, Indigenous Access to Justice, and Land Expropriation, Indrani Sigamany

• An exploration of how the views of children and young people are addressed in Special Educational Needs Mediation, Ben Walsh

 

October 2015 profiles:

• Incentives for Effective Consumer Redress in the EU, Pablo Cortes

• Trusting the middle-man: impact and legitimacy of Ombudsmen in Europe, Naomi Creutzfeldt

• Administrative Justice and the Control of Bureaucratic Decision-Making, Chris Gill

• Mediation and Justice: An Empirical Investigation, Charlie Irvine

• Developing Excellence in Administrative Justice, John Lincoln

• Mediation in the Court of Protection, Charlotte May

• Mapping the Administrative Justice and Tribunals Landscape in Scotland, Alan Morrison

• Holding persons to account for their actions in respect of a death in prison custody – A critical analysis of the current model in England and Wales, Christopher Sargeant