Dr Jeremy Letwin

‘What is Strasbourg’s Theory of Environmental Human Rights?’ (2026) Journal of Environmental Law

‘The Limits of Climate Change Litigation in the European Court of Human Rights’ (2025) European Convention on Human Rights Law Review

‘Proportionality, Stringency and Utility in the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights’ (2023) Human Rights Law Review

‘Strasbourg’s Views on the Modern Mirror Principle: Shattering the Mirror?’ [2023] Public Law

‘Hard Cases, Bad Law: How Philosophising Could Help the ECtHR to Achieve Completeness and Coherence’ [2022] European Human Rights Law Review

‘A Utilitarian Account of Article 3 ECHR’ (2022) European Convention on Human Rights Law Review

‘Why Completeness and Coherence Matter for the European Court of Human Rights’ (2021) European Convention on Human Rights Law Review

‘Unforeseeably Making Matters Worse: An Issue of Notional or Factual Duty?’ (with Fraser Dixon) (2025) Cambridge Law Journal

‘A Grand Unified Theory for the “Close Connection Test” in Vicarious Liability Cases’ (with William Peck) (2023) Cambridge Law Journal

‘Efobi v Royal Mail Group: Much Ado About Nothing?’ (with Josephine Rendall-Neal) (2022) Modern Law Review

‘Mill on Justice’ in Encyclopedia of the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy (2022)

‘Klimaseniorinnen: The Innovative and the Orthodox’ (EJIL:Talk!, 2024)

‘The Bill of Rights Bill and the Modern Mirror Principle’ (UK Constitutional Law Association, 2023)

Colour Tables PDF

Supplementary material for an article in International & Comparative Law Quarterly