Dr Ines Hasselberg’s 'Enduring Uncertainty: Deportation, Punishment and Everyday Life' wins Berghahn Books the PROSE Award in Anthropology

Dr Ines Hasselberg’s book, 'Enduring Uncertainty: Deportation, Punishment and Everyday Life' wins Berghahn Books the PROSE Award in Anthropology. The PROSE Awards annually recognize the very best in professional and...

Human Rights for Future Generations

An interdisciplinary research group including Professsor Sandra Fredman, Mr Dapo Akande and Dr Liora Lazarus has been awarded a substantial three-year grant from the Oxford Martin School to investigate the...

Merton/St Anne's win inaugural Blackstone Chambers Postgraduate Mooting Championship 2020-2021

The Grand Final of the inaugural University of Oxford Blackstone Chambers Postgraduate Mooting Championship 2020-21 took place virtually on Thursday 11 March 2021 between the team from Jesus College and...

How Pricing Bots Could Form Cartels and Make Things More Expensive

Thesis Prizes

Congratulations to Geneviève Helleringer (Marie Curie Fellow at the IECL), who has been awarded two prizes for her thesis on The terms of the contract : the annual prize...

Website Launch for the Oxford Martin Programme on Human Rights for Future Generations

The Oxford Martin Programme on Human Rights for Future Generations (HRFG) is an interdisciplinary research programme hosted by the Law Faculty that aims to contribute to academic and policy thinking...

Professor Hodges engaged in a series of events as a result of his recent publications

Professor Christopher Hodges has been engaged in a series of events coming out of the conclusions of two books that have just been launched.Delivering Dispute Resolution analyses the state of...

The Oxford Global Justice Internship Programme 2015

The Oxford Global Justice Internship Programme is a programme initiated by the Public International Law Group within the Oxford Law Faculty. The aim of the programme is to provide financial...

New OxHRH podcast episode - Defending Human Rights During a the Covid-19 Pandemic (with Luisa Cabal, UNAIDS)

Available to listen now: https://soundcloud.com/oxhrh/rightsup-human-rights-during-a-pandemic-with-luisa-cabalInterview with: Luisa Cabal (UNAIDS)Hosted by: Mónica Arango OlayaProduced by: Christy Callaway-GaleExecutive producer: Kira AllmannShownotes: Sarah DobbieMusic: Rosemary AllmannFull transcript available on the OxHRH website....

OBOR team addresses the UN as experts on consumer protection

On 3-4 July, Oxford One Belt One Road Deputy Director Dr Ying Yu, Professor Christopher Hodges, and Adviser Mr Robin Simpson attended the 2nd Session of the Intergovernmental Group of...

The Bapsybanoo Marchioness of Winchester Lecture 2018 - The Dependency of Business and Finance on the Common Law in Hong Kong : A Paradigm Jurisdiction

The 2018 Bapsybanoo Marchioness of Winchester Lecture was given by Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma of the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal on Wednesday 7 November in the Law Faculty....

Law Faculty Open Days 2013

The Open Days are taking place this week on Wednesday 13th, Thursday 14th and Friday 15th March.
 Preparations are underway for the Law Faculty Open Days 2013 when the Law Faculty...

Understanding the importance of 'space' in law: seminar presentations available online

Presentations from the seminar, held on Monday 19th February, are available here:Law, Space & Place Gardens & Gardening The New Forest: People, Time & Place​Blurb from...

Horst Eidenmueller invited to participate in World Economic Forum project

The project brings together stakeholders from all sectors of society to collaborate on co-designing innovative, agile frameworks for governing AI. The Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution is a...

Announcing a new publication: Corporate Obligations under International Law by Markos Karavias

Markos Karavias is a Special Advisor to the Greek Minister of Environment, Energy, and Climate Change. He undertook his DPhil at the Sat Catherine's College, University of Oxford, and in...

Project update - Phase 2 of the St Cross Building Project

The contractors for the project, Beard Construction, have now been appointed and are working alongside the project team developing the construction programme.The first phase of works this summer will include...

MSc Taxation student Philippe Gamito wins the US Tax Analysts' 2017 Student Writing Competition

Earlier in the year, US Tax Analysts announced the opening of its 4th annual student writing competition. Papers must focus on an unsettled question in federal, international, or US state...

Dr Mimi Zou attends the EU-Australia Leadership Forum in Brussels

Keynote speakers and special guests at the Forum include: Federica Mogherini, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the...

The Alseran Case One Year On - conference podcasts

In the first of two panel discussions, Revd Nicholas Mercer spoke of his experiences in Army Legal Services when British armed forces were first deployed in Iraq in 2003; Dr...

BCL Student 2nd in Times Law Award

James Beeton, a BCL student, has won the 2nd Place Prize in the 2014 Times Law Awards. The Times Law Award, sponsored by One Essex Court is an essay competition...

Part-time Researcher in Drought and Water Scarcity

Dr Kevin Grecksch is looking for a Researcher in Drought and Water Scarcity to assist on a small research project on the governance of drought and water scarcity: “Managing drought...

New research project will create database of pioneering women in the UK legal sector

Contemporary debates about the democratic malaise in developed nations indicate that key institutions of democratic states are in danger of being seen as formal shells run by politico-economic elites. This...