Richard Kirkham

Bio: Richard Kirkham is an academic researcher from University of Sheffield. The author has contributed to research in topics: Legislation & Redress. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 42 publications receiving 184 citations. Previous affiliations of Richard Kirkham include London School of Economics and Political Science.

The Ombudsman Enterprise and Administrative Justice

Abstract: Contents: Foreword; Preface; Part I Theory and Context: The ombudsman enterprise: an introduction; The constitutional role of the ombudsman; Concepts, theories and policies of administrative justice Part II The Ombudsman Technique: Putting it right: resolving complaints and assisting citizens; Promoting good administration and helping to get it right Part III Setting It Right: Independence and accountability: legitimising the ombudsman; Relationships, networks and the administrative justice system; Part IV Conclusion: The 21st century ombudsman enterprise; Appendices; Bibliography; Index

Monitoring, Inspection and Complaints Adjudication in Prison: The Limits of Prison Accountability Frameworks

Abstract: This article examines the framework for prison accountability in England and Wales, the Republic of Ireland and Scotland. Despite variations in both policy and practice between the three jurisdictions, what is striking are the similarities in their shortcomings. These deficiencies, whether based on real or perceived grievances, potentially undermine efforts to call prison governance to account. The article argues that not only should the primary bodies involved in prison accountability be independent and robust, for prisoners to experience these bodies as legitimate, transformational changes in penal culture and internal prison power dynamics must be addressed.

Designing an English Public Services Ombudsman

Abstract: This article explores the question of how to integrate the ombudsman community in England, a proposal for which there is much support but less agreement on the way forward. It is argued that, in the long-term, successful reform will not occur unless three distinct perspectives on administrative justice are incorporated into the proposal to form a single public services ombudsman for England. This approach points to a set of strong principles that should direct redesign of the ombudsman sector in England in order to establish an institution capable of responding to current and future demands.

The ombudsman, tribunals and administrative justice section: a 2020 vision for the ombudsman sector

Abstract: This article analyses the growing role for ombudsman schemes in the UK administrative justice system following the Government reforms post 2010. It argues that the ombudsman institution is perhaps the one example of an administrative justice body that looks set to emerge stronger over the period. But the ombudsman sector needs to guard against complacency, as the demands, expectations and publicity placed upon it are all likely to increase.

The Postnational Constellation

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Annual Report 2011/12

Abstract: Development Projects (Laboratories, Libraries, etc.) o The Centre’s Library contains a good collection of books, journals, reports, newspapers covering a wide-range of themes related to history, politics, economy, geography, languages, culture and literature of Pakistan. There is also a sufficient collection on the South Asia, Central Asia and the Middle East. New books are being added on regular basis. The library receives more than 20 research journals covering a vast field of subjects particularly Social Sciences. The Library is also acquiring English and Urdu local newspapers.