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The Flavours of the Common Good

Oxford Children's Rights Network: Adaptation of refugee status determination procedures for child applicants

The Case for a Written Constitution

Contributions from South Asia: A Hybrid Model of Formal and Informal Justice in Afghanistan

Refugees or Migrant Workers? A case study of undocumented Syrians in Russia’ (ECtHR 14 March 2016)

Applicable Law before International Courts and Tribunals

Digital Justice in Platform Governance – Content Moderation, Co-creation and Participation

EU Takeover Law and the Powerful Anti-Takeover Force of Supermajority

Ioanna Tourkochoriti (NUI Galway) - Freedom of Expression in France and the US: Comparing Two Different Understandings of Constitutionalism - Jurisprudence Discussion Group

Women at the Chancery Bar

Public Opinion on the Death Penalty: Case studies of Trinidad and England

MSc in Law and Finance Alumni Reunion

Regulating IP Law in the Internet Age – The Role of Private International Law

A Theoretical Framework for Law and Macro-Finance

Celebrating the first 10 years of the MSc in Law and Finance

Transnational Criminal Law – National Matters? Examining the FCPA, the UK Bribery Act, and the New German Anti-Corruption Laws

A Precarious Life: ‘Ethnography at home’ on an English council estate

A Dutiful Boy: In conversation with Mohsin Zaidi

Second-guessing policy choices? The rule of law after the Supreme Court's UNISON judgment

Predicting Legal Outcomes With Deep Learning

The Legal Movement for Equal Rights for Transgender People in the US – Corey Stoughton

The Right to Life and Police Use of Force: The Case of Less Lethal Weapons

CANCELLED: Vicarious liability - A case study in the utility of the search for a general principle: Mohamud v Morrisons (SCUK) and Prince Alfred College v ADC (HCA)

Arbitral Authority to Address Corruption

Lecture 1: “Taking the Judges Seriously”