The Putney Debates 2017 - Session I: Parliament and the People

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Alice Pirlot, John Vella and Michael Devereux shortlisted for 8th IBFD Frans Vanistendael Award

The IBFD Frans Vanistendael Award for International Tax Law promotes and celebrates scientific research of the highest standards. An international jury judges the submitted publications and selects the work that...

University of Belgrade wins Monroe E. Price International Media Law Moot 2011

The University of Belgrade emerged as the winner of this year's Monroe E. Price International Media Law Moot, which was generously sponsored by AZB & Partners (Delhi) and Shell International,...

The human rights impact of COVID-19

The Hub submitted a report on Gender Equality and COVID-19 to a Joint Committee on Human Rights inquiry, highlighting the need for the government to ensure all European Convention rights...

Who owns our natural resources?

CSLS researcher and British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow Kevin Grecksch has published a blog article on the University’s Science Blog discussing the relationship between climate change, natural resources, property rights and...

Horst Eidenmüller joins Brexit Working Group

The Financial Markets Law Committee works to educate and advance the understanding of financial markets law. The Committee aims to identify issues of legal uncertainty affecting wholesale financial markets, including...

Research by Abi Adams and Jeremias Prassl wins ESRC Outstanding Impact in Public Policy Prize

At the ESRC Celebrating Impact Event in July 2018, Dr Adams was awarded the Outstanding Impact in Public Policy Prize for her research with Dr Prassl, which contributed to the...

The Bonavero Institute publishes new Report No. 2/2021: "The UK Human Rights Act: A Successful Innovation - A Submission to the United Kingdom Independent Human Rights Act Review Panel"

The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights announces the publication of its latest Bonavero Report 2/2021, "The UK Human Rights Act: A Successful Innovation - A Submission to the United Kingdom...

New Research Project - The Law and Finance of Related Party Transactions: A Comparative Analysis

The quality of corporate governance is a key component of asset allocation. In countries characterized by concentrated ownership, minority shareholder expropriation, also known as tunneling, is the main concern from...

Symposium on Strength and Solidarity with 20 human rights leaders from around the world

In June 2020, the Bonavero Institute announced a new partnership with the Fund for Global Human Rights to establish and administer The Symposium on Strength and Solidarity...

Delivering Dispute Resolution

This ambitious book by Professor Christopher Hodges reviews the numerous dispute resolution pathways that exist for the major types of disputes in England and Wales whether they concern consumers or...

All Souls Lecture Series, 2018-2019

Wharton Room, All Souls College, 3 – 5pmMichaelmas TermWeek 1, October 11th 2018: ‘Criminology at the periphery: understanding police work in the remote Northern islands of Scotland’ Anna Souhami, University...

Oxford Wins 2019 Varsity Roman Law Moot

The 2019 iteration of the inaugural Varsity Roman Law Moot took place on Friday 14 June, where the Oxford team comprising Cassandra Somers-Joce (Magdalen), Laura Harray (Brasenose), Ross Moore (Merton),...

Governing and regulating regional biomass supply chains

Kevin Grecksch, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow, published an article in Sustainability on More Sustainable Bioenergy by Making Use of Regional Alternative Biomass?. The article is also featured...

Judicial Early Neutral Evaluation

Dr Victoria McCloud’s paper ‘Judicial Early Neutral Evaluation’ was published in Amicus Curiae, Series 2, Vol 1, No 3, 497-510 today.Abstract: In light of the recent judgment...

Edward Hector Burn 1922 - 2019

Edward Hector Burn of the Oxford Law Faculty has died at the age of 97. He served in the Second World War in his early twenties, landing...

International lectures given by Dapo Akande

In March, Professor Dapo Akande delivered the Sir Ninian Stephen Visiting Fellow Public Lecture at the University of Melbourne’s Asia-Pacific Centre for Military Law. His topic was 'Detention in Armed...

OxHRH and OxHRH Associate Recognized as Top 50 Human Rights Tweeters

The OxHRH and OxHRH Associate Dr Liora Lazarus (Univeristy of Oxford) have both been recognized by RightsInfo at top human rights tweeters. RightsInfo recently complied a list...

Crane lift - Saturday 26 November

Please note that this Saturday 26th November, there will be a crane in the front car park to lift in the glass for the glazed pop up. Signs will be...

Call for Applications – International Court of Justice Traineeship Programme 2018 - 2019 (now closed)

Funded Traineeship at the International Court of Justice 2018-2019Call for Applications – Deadline for submission is 1 February 2018The Oxford Law Faculty is one of a group of leading law...

University of Oxford 7 King's Bench Walk Commercial Law Moot 2015

The inaugural University of Oxford 7 King’s Bench Walk Commercial Law Moot took place in London on Friday 27 February 2015. 15 moots were held in just one day. Hosted...

United Nations Under-Secretary General for Legal Affairs Patricia O'Brien delivers Inaugural Oxford Global Justice Lecture

On Friday April 12 Patricia O’Brien, the United Nations Under-Secretary General for Legal Affairs and UN Legal Counsel, delivered the first Oxford Global Justice Lecture. The lecture titled “International Criminal...

Building project updates w/c 25 July

There are medium to high level noisy works planned on site for this coming Saturday morning (7.30am-1pm) – 23rd July.w/c 25th JulyMain Core area (FF/SF/TF) fixing into metal for steel...

Oxford’s new collaborative legal clinic in HMP Huntercombe

This year, seven graduate students from Oxford University have been traveling to HMP Huntercombe to participate in the University’s first immigration law clinic. Read the latest...