Other Publications

• Denis Edwards & Stephen Thomson, Administrative Law Reissue in The Laws of Scotland: Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia (Lexis Nexis) (forthcoming)
• Denis Edwards & Stephen Thomson (eds), Clyde & Edwards on Judicial Review (2nd edition) (W. Green / Sweet & Maxwell) (forthcoming)

Book Chapters

• Stephen Thomson, 'The Enforceability of Ombudsman Remedies and Competition with Judicial Review' in Matthew Groves and Anita Stuhmcke (eds), Ombudsmen in the Modern State (Hart Publishing) (forthcoming)
• Stephen Thomson, Eric C. Ip & Michael Ramsden, 'Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China' in Jeff King and Octavio Ferraz (eds), Lex Atlas: Covid-19 (Oxford University Press) (forthcoming)
• Stephen Thomson, 'The Influence of English Judicial Review on Scots Judicial Review:  A Tale of Resemblance and Distinctiveness' in Swati Jhaveri and Michael Ramsden (eds), Judicial Review of Administrative Action Across the Common Law World:  Origins and Adaptation (Cambridge University Press, 2019) 81-97
• Stephen Thomson, 'Governance and Digital Transformation in Hong Kong' in Denise Feldner, Redesigning Organizations (Springer, 2020) 229-238

Journal Articles

• Stephen Thomson, 'Ombudsmen As Courts' (2021) 40(4) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (in press)
• Stephen Thomson & Eric C. Ip, 'COVID-19 Emergency Measures and the Impending Authoritarian Pandemic' (2020) 7 Journal of Law and the Biosciences doi: https://doi.org/10.1093/jlb/lsaa064
• Stephen Thomson & Eric C. Ip, 'COVID-19 Emergency Measures are Hurting Democracy Globally' (2020) 110(9) American Journal of Public Health 1356-1357 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Letterhead Bias and the Demographics of Elite Journal Publications' (2020) 33(1) Harvard Journal of Law & Technology 203-267 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Dare to Diverge:  Time for Administrative Law in Hong Kong to Stand on its Own Two Feet' (2019) 7 Chinese Journal of Comparative Law 435-456 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Brexit, Boris Johnson and the Nobile Officium' (2019) 12 Journal of Civil Law Studies 295-304 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Going Global:  An International Profile of Legal Research in Hong Kong's Law Schools' (2019) 49(1) Hong Kong Law Journal 29-55 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'The New Constitutional Disorder:  The Unlawful Application of Mainland Chinese Law to Hong Kong' (2018) 54(1) Texas International Law Journal 115-148 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Judicial Review and Public Law:  Challenging the Preconceptions of a Troubled Taxonomy' (2017) 41(2) Melbourne University Law Review 890-927 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'The Public Sector Ombudsman in Greater China:  Four 'Chinese' Models of Administrative Supervision' (2017) 39(2) University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law 435-490 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Clutter and Cobwebs:  How Administrative Tribunals in Hong Kong can learn from the UK' (2017) 36(3) Civil Justice Quarterly 363-386 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'The Doctrinal Core of the Supervisory Jurisdiction of the Court of Session' [2016] Public Law 670-689 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Leave Without Delay:  The Requirement to Make Prompt Application for Leave to Apply for Judicial Review' (2015) 45(2) Hong Kong Law Journal 449-468 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'The Nobile Officium:  Still Relevant, Still Useful' (2015) (Dec) Journal of the Law Society of Scotland (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Mixed Jurisdiction and the Scottish Legal Tradition:  Reconsidering the Concept of Mixture' (2014) 7(1) Journal of Civil Law Studies 51-91 (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'The Nobile Officium in Civil Jurisdiction:  An Outline of Equitable Gap-Filling in Scotland' (2014) 29 Tulane European & Civil Law Forum 125-146 (access online)

Book Reviews

• Stephen Thomson, 'Review of V.V. Palmer, M.Y. Mattar and A. Koppel (eds), 'Mixed Legal Systems, East and West' (Ashgate, 2015)' (2017) 9(2) Journal of Civil Law Studies 535-538 (access online)

Selected Other Academic Contributions

• Stephen Thomson & Eric C. Ip, 'COVID-19 Exceptionalism and the New Normal of Authoritarian Governance' (2021) Admin Law Blog (in press)
• Stephen Thomson, 'The UK Government's COVID-19 legal strategy is compromising end-of-life ethics and human rights compliance' (2020) Journal of Medical Ethics blog (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'The Systemic Inequity of 'Letterhead Bias' in US Law Journals' (2020) Times Higher Education (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Hong Kong's Obscene Articles Tribunal:  The Tip of the Separation of Powers Iceberg' (2017) Administrative Law in the Common Law World (access online)
• Stephen Thomson, 'Constitutional Codification in an Independent Scotland:  Is It Really Necessary?' (2014) Scottish Constitutional Futures Forum (access online)