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Jason Haynes

Associate Professor

University of Birmingham

United Kingdom

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Dr. Jason Haynes is an Associate Professor at the University of Birmingham, UK. His research primarily focuses on international human rights law, human trafficking, and the implications of investment law within the Caribbean region. Recent publications include critiques of treaty bodies' engagement with human trafficking and analyses of the impact of the UK's slavery agenda on Caribbean legal practices.

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Core principles and practices at the Court of Arbitration for Sport

History and institutional apparatus of the Court of Arbitration for Sport

Introduction to sports dispute resolution

Preface

Sports arbitral practice: emerging entities and future prospects

The CAS and sporting integrity

The law and practice of Sport Resolutions (UK)

The law and practice of US Sports Arbitral Bodies

The law and practice of the Sports Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada

The law and practice of the Sports Tribunal of New Zealand

Conclusions on intellectual property law and sports

Confidential information, patents and industrial designs in sport

Dispute resolution in IP-related sporting matters

Introduction to Intellectual Property Law and Sports

International human rights law’s complicity in status subordination: A postcolonial critique of treaty bodies’ engagement with human trafficking – CORRIGENDUM

Revisiting the Trafficking–Sex Tourism Nexus: Reflections on the Approach of Treaty Bodies

International human rights law’s complicity in status subordination: A postcolonial critique of treaty bodies’ engagement with human trafficking

New players, same problems: Michael Lee-Chin v Dominican Republic, and the rising tide of inconsistency in South–South ISDS

Regressing from the Gold Standard: The UK’s Slavery and Human Trafficking Regulations and the Narrowing of Victim Protection

The Troubling Influence and Impact of the UK’s Modern Slavery Agenda on Caribbean Anti-Trafficking Law and Practice

The Interplay Between International and Regional Human Rights Instruments on the Rights of Women: Reflections on the Maputo Protocol at 18

Human Trafficking: Iconic Victims, Folk Devils and the Nationality and Borders Act 2022

Sport, Sexual Violence and the Law: A Feminist Critique and Call to Action

THE COLONIALITY OF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW IN THE COMMONWEALTH CARIBBEAN

<i>Reforming the Bilateral Investment Treaty Landscape in the Caribbean Region: A Clarion Call</i>

The death of judicial review of sporting bodies in the commonwealth Caribbean

The Constitutional Limits of Anti-Trafficking Norms in the Commonwealth Caribbean

The Shifting Pendulum: Foreign Investors’ Liability Under Canada’s Common Law for Breaches of Customary International Law

The Covid-19 pandemic and the potential for investor-state claims: a Caribbean perspective

The confluence of national and international law in response to multinational corporations’ commission of modern Slavery: Nevsun Resources Ltd. V. Araya

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