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Launch of a New Report: Building a Justice Data Infrastructure

Oxford/Zoom, 7 October 2020 - The members of WP2 (Mapping Digital Justice) research stream of the AI for English Law project hosted an online launch event for their report, ‘Building...

Evidence from 'Treaties, Brexit and the Constitution' research project cited in House of Lords report

In November 2018 Jill Barrett (Queen Mary, University of London) Eirik Bjorge (Bristol University) Ewan Smith (University of Oxford) and Arabella Lang (House of Commons Library) gave oral evidence and...

New research grant awarded for research into the law on storage of human tissue

Imogen Goold and Jonathan Herring (Oxford) together with Loane Skene (Melbourne) have been successful in an Oxford-Melbourne Law School Research Partnerships Application for research into the Legal principles underlying the...

The Safety of Maternity Services in England report published today

The Health and Social Care Select Committee Report on The Safety of Maternity Services in England was published this morning. Dr Sonia Macleod of CSLS gave evidence to the Committee...

Interdisciplinary Hazards: Methodological Insights from a Multi-Sectoral Study of Drought in the UK

The Anthropocene poses new opportunities for and challenges to transgressing disciplinary boundaries. While bridging legal and various social science perspectives is an established feature of socio-legal studies, it is not...

Two Oxford Birks Prize runners-up

James Goudkamp's book Tort Law Defences and Jure Vidmar's Democratic Statehood in International Law: The Emergence of New States in Post-Cold War Practice have been announced as runners-up in the 2014 Society of Legal...

OPBP wins 2013 Attorney General LawWorks Student Pro Bono Award

Oxford Pro Bono Publico (OPBP) has won the 'Best Contribution by a Team of Students' award in the 2013 LawWorks and Attorney General Awards. These Awards recognise and celebrate pro...

Building project notices w/c 11 April

w/c 11 April:GF WCs breaking out of concrete and reinstating concrete for drainage worksGF WCs bricklaying for internal wallsGF book delivery extension plaster to walls and ceilingsGF book delivery extension...

Interview: The Quest for International Justice

Last week marked the 70th anniversary of the commencement of proceedings at the International Military Tribunal which was covened in Nuremberg to prosecute senior German leaders for international crimes committed...

Oxford Jessup Moot Team qualifies for global round in Washington DC in the 2020 National Competition

In 2020, Oxford once again took part in the Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition, the world’s largest and most prestigious public international law mooting competition. This year, the...

Professor Iyiola Solanke appointed to Jacques Delors Chair of EU Law

The Dean of the Faculty is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Iyiola Solanke to the Jacques Delors Chair of EU Law following the retirement of Stephen Weatherill. Iyiola...

OxHRH Submission to the Women and Equalities Commission

Under the auspicies of the Oxford Human Rights Hub, Professor Sandra Fredman, FBA, QC (hon), Director of the OxHRH and Rhodes Professor of the Laws of the British Commonwealth and...

Bonavero Discussion Group Hilary Term Card 2019

Lavanya Rajamani joint author of new article in ‘The Conversation’

In a recently published article in the Conversation Lavanya Rajamani and her co-authors discuss how developing countries can move towards net zero emissions and whether the international...

Oxford student announced as the TARGETjobs Law Undergraduate of the Year 2011

 Jack Bradley-Seddon receiving the Award from Michael Portillo and William Charnley, Partner and Training Principal with Mayer Brown. For the second successive year an Oxford student has been recognised as the...

Guest Twitter Project- Week 4

On Monday 7th November Border Criminologies launched its Guest Twitter project, which aims to give the floor to emerging scholars, researchers, and practitioners from around the world to share their...

Shona Minson publishes blog post on contact between children and imprisoned parents during the pandemic

The post addresses the rights of children to see their parents during the pandemic since the Ministry of Justice announced that there would be no family visits....

Professor Christopher Hodges speaks at expert roundtable on Regulation and Innovation

Prof Christopher Hodges was one of only three UK-based academics invited by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to an expert roundtable on ‘Regulation and Innovation’ on...

British Association of Comparative Law (BACL) Postgraduate Research Workshop 2016

On 12 and 13 April the Institute hosted this year’s British Association of Comparative Law (BACL) postgraduate research workshop on comparative law. The workshop is designed for doctoral students writing a...

Oxford Graduate Wins World Competition Young Writer's Award

Ramin Gohari, an Oxford graduate (Lincoln College), has been awarded the World Competition Young Writer's Award for his article "Margin Squeeze in the Telecommunications Sector: A More Economics-based Approach" which...

New Book: Research Handbook on Unjust Enrichment and Restitution

A number of professors from the Oxford Law Faculty have contributed to a new book edited by colleagues from Cambridge University.The new edition titled "Research Handbook of Unjust Enrichment and...

Debating criminological engagement with public life

Following a recent GERN conference on ‘civic criminologies’ Professor Ian Loader participated in a roundtable discussion on how criminology engages with public debates about crime and justice. The discussion explores the...

OxHRH: Sustainable Connections in East Africa

Following on from the successful conference last month ‘Women and Poverty: A Human Rights Approach’ in Rwanda last month funded by The Law Foundation, Oxford Martin Programme on Human Rights for Future...

CfP: AAG 2018 Destitution Economies: Mapping Relationships of Enforced Precarity and Migration Control

Recent and emerging work by critical geography and migration studies scholars examines the incremental, ongoing, everyday, and seemingly banal sites and spaces where forms of commodification, dispossession, and destitution are...

Hilary Term Update From OxHRH

The OxHRH continues to be a strong and passionate voice for upholding human rights. On January 31st, 2017, we held a conversation on Brexit and human rights...