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VOLUME 11, ACADEMIC YEAR 2025–2026

Issue 1

FRONT MATTER | FOREWORD (ISSUE 1)
Kaden Pradhan & Thomas Loke Zhih Hahn (University of Cambridge)
Co-Editors-in-Chief, Cambridge Law Review
(2026) 11(1) Cambridge Law Review iii–vi 

SHADOW BANKING REWRITTEN IN CODE: THE FUTURE BEYOND MiCAR IN REGULATING CENTRALISED CRYPTO-ASSET LENDING AND BORROWING
Kornranut Junwerasatien
LLM in IT and Data Law (LSE); LLM in IP and Information Law (KCL)
(2026) 11(1) Cambridge Law Review 1–28

THE LEGAL ARCHITECTURE OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: INCORPORATING THE AARHUS CONVENTION THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS BILL
Adam Choudhury
Paralegal (Town Legal LLP); BA (Hons) Geography (Cantab); MA Law (ULaw)
(2026) 11(1) Cambridge Law Review 29–56

BREXIT AND THE EROSION OF THE UK'S TERRITORIAL CONSTITUTION: LEGISLATIVE CONSENT, INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS, AND POLICY DIVERGENCE IN AN UNCODIFIED, ASYMMETRIC STATE
Darryn Nyatanga
LLM, PhD, School of Law & Social Justice, University of Liverpool
(2026) 11(1) Cambridge Law Review 57-80

CLIMATE IMPACT ASSESSMENTS: MAPPING THEIR EVOLVING OBLIGATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
Dhruv Singal
BA LLB (Hons) Candidate (National Law University, Jodhpur)
(2026) 11(1) Cambridge Law Review 81–110

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