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Book Chapters

Twigg-Flesner, "A comparative Perspective on Commercial Contracts and the impact of Covid-19 - Change of Circumstances, Force Majeure, or what?", in Pistor K (ed) Law in the time of COVID-19 (Columbia Law School 2020)

Published Papers

Picciotto, Sol, Technocracy in the Era of Twitter. Between Intergovernmentalism and Supranational Technocratic Politics in Global Tax Governance (April 28, 2020). Available at SSRN: or

Op/Eds/Blog Posts/Working Papers

1. Schwobbel-Patel, Christine, 'We don't need a war against coronavirus. We need solidarity', Aljazeera, April 6 2020  
2. Hoxhaj, Andi, 'Albania's response to the coronavirus pandemic', Cambridge Core Blog, May 19 2020,

3. Iris Chiu, Andreas Kokkinis and Andrea Miglionico, ‘Financial Regulation Suspensions in Times of Crisis’ Oxford ÌÇÐÄTV Law Blog, University of Oxford Faculty of Law, 10 April 2020. Link:

4. Iris Chiu, Andreas Kokkinis and Andrea Miglionico, ‘Regulatory Suspensions in Times of Crisis: The Challenges of Covid-19 and Thoughts for the Future’ European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI) Law Working Paper N° 517/2020. Link:

Webinars/Videos:

1. Legal/Constitutional Response to Covid-19. Dr. Illan Wall

   This video is a discussion of the legal and constitutional response to Covid-19, discussed by Dr. Illan Wall with Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) on May 7 2020. Listen below:

2. Webinar on COVID-19: Stress test for the global economy, Rethel, Lena et al, see
3. Comparative Corona Contract Law: The United Kingdom", Prof. Christian Twigg-Flesner and Hugh Beale

Ongoing Research/Papers:

1. New Research to explore the impact of Covid-19 on the inormal economy, Dr. Carolina Alonso Bejarano and Dr. Celine Tan, please read details here: /fac/soc/law/newsandevents/?newsItem=8a17841b737ac37901739fd257284680
2. English contract law and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, Twigg-Flesner C and Beale H
3. Iris Chiu, Andreas Kokkinis and Andrea Miglionico, ‘Regulatory Suspensions in Times of Crisis: The Challenges of Covid-19 and Thoughts for the Future’