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  1. The Continuation of Politics by Other Means: Crowdfunded Litigation in Scotland (2015–2021)

    Article • Edinburgh Law Review, January 2022, Edinburgh University Press

    Andrew Tickell

  2. Why Don't Sexual Offence Complainers Have a Right to Anonymity in Scotland?

    Article • Edinburgh Law Review, September 2020, Edinburgh University Press

    Andrew Tickell

  3. The Technical Jekyll and the Political Hyde

    Article • June 2016, Oxford University Press (OUP)

    Andrew Tickell

  4. Litigating with a Blunderbuss: Prisoner Votes, Moohan v Lord Advocate and the Independence Referendum Franchise

    Article • Edinburgh Law Review, September 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    Andrew Tickell

  5. Regulating #indyref: Social Media and the Scottish Independence Referendum Act 2013

    Article • Edinburgh Law Review, September 2014, Edinburgh University Press

    Andrew Tickell

  6. Prisoner Voting Gambits: Disappointment all round in Chester, McGeoch and Moohan

    Article • Edinburgh Law Review, May 2014, Edinburgh University Press

    Andrew Tickell

  7. Dismantling the Iron-Cage: the Discursive Persistence and Legal Failure of a “Bureaucratic Rational” Construction of the Admissibility Decision-Making of the European Court of Human Rights

    Article • German Law Journal, October 2011, Cambridge University Press

    Andrew Tickell