The Law Society

The rule of law and the economy: how the rules of the game enable prosperity

What happens to the economy when governments stop playing by the rules? Underinvestment, slow growth and volatile markets. The Law Society and Bingham Centre are working together to find out how the ...
The Law Society

The rule of law and the economy: creating prosperity for all

Working with the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law, we commissioned a review of evidence on the relationship between the rule of law and the economy. It demonstrates how the rule of law supports ...
Jurist

Rule of Law and Pro-Innovation Approach by the UK

The United Kingdom’s approach to artificial intelligence (AI) regulation embodies a balance between fostering innovation and adhering to the fundamental principles of the rule of law. The UK has ...
Jurist

UK Faces Critical Election: The Impact on Rule of Law, Key Party Policies, and Socio-Economic Landscape

On the 22nd May, UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak called an election for the 4th July. Standing outside Number 10 Downing Street, under a deluge of rain, he said the Conservative party would “fight for ...
The Law Society GazetteOpinion

What has the rules-based order ever done for us?

The launch is a good time to reflect on a phrase so often bandied about – the ‘international rules-based order’ – and what it ...
Human Rights Watch

New UK Government Should Demonstrate its Commitment to the International Rule of Law and Set Aside Double Standards by Withdrawing the UK’s Intention to Oppose ICC ...

Congratulations on your appointment as Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom. As Foreign Secretary you have a significant early opportunity to live up to your and Labour’s promise to champion the ...
Opinion

Now Trump and the royals know ‘the rule of law’ is no empty phrase

Now Donald Trump and the royal family know ‘the rule of law’ is no empty phrase - THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The US Supreme Court and Thames Valley police both acted on the principle that no one ...