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Oxford ranked first in the English-speaking world for Jurisprudence

Every few years the international, peer-reviewed, Philosophical Gourmet Report produces a ranking of philosophy programmes based on surveys by experts in each of the assessed specialities. As well as placing...

St Petersburg International Legal Forum

On 15-17 May 2013 Professor Timothy Endicott attended the St Petersburg International Legal Forum and took part in the Plenary Session 'Competition and Cooperation between Legal Systems', and in a roundtable...

Call for papers: Governing Through Deportation: Historical and Anthropological Perspectives on Expulsion and Migration Policies

This workshop will concentrate on the role of return policies for undocumented foreigners in the development of migration policies at the national, European and international levels. We welcome proposals within...

Judith Freedman delivers talk on Business Tax: Public Debate and Future Trends

Judith Freedman, Pinsent Masons Professor of Taxation Law, visited Hong Kong in March for the Oxford Asia Alumni Weekend and whilst there also gave a talk at HK University’s Faculty of...

The Rise of the Machines – How Automated Digital Assistants Can Reduce Competition (and the Cash in Your Wallet)

This page should redirect to the blog post of the same name within the Business Law Blog....

New Report Explores the Problem of Trade Mark Clutter

A recent report co-authored for the UK Intellectual Property Office by Professor Christine Greenhalgh, provides insights into those aspects of trade mark law that can create so-called cluttering. This phenomenon,...

Getting Disability Right: Conference Spotlights Disability in Legal Scholarship

Last month the Faculty of Law and the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights hosted Oxford University’s inaugural Disability Law and Policy Conference. This was to launch the Oxford University Disability...

New Regius Professor of Civil Law appointed

The Queen has approved that Professor Wolfgang Ernst, Professor for Roman and Civil Law at Zurich University, be appointed Regius Professor of Civil Law in the University of Oxford in...

Crimmigration, Capital, and Consequences 5th Biennial CINETS Conference

Crimmigration, Capital, and Consequences, 5th Biennial CINETS ConferenceSeptember 24 – 26, 2020, Lewis and Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon The Crimmigration Control International Network of Studies (CINETS) is pleased...

Magdalen College Law Access Residential

Law at Magdalen’ will seek to target students from a range of groups that are under-represented at Oxford and Magdalen. These include students who are living in areas of socio-economic...

Law library to be established at the Common Law Centre in Beijing

Over the last two years, Ewan Smith (Christ Church) has been collecting volumes to help found a new law library at the Centre for Common Law in...

Submission to the Joint Committee on Human Rights Inquiry into Immigration Detention

I am Professor of Criminology at the University of Oxford, where I am Director of the Centre for Criminology and also Director of Border Criminologies, an international research network that...

Mock trials and virtual jury hubs

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a serious impact on the administration of justice with a backlog of 40,000 cases having accumulated in the criminal justice system. ...

Welcome and Farewell, at least for now

It is with great pleasure that we welcome Dr Rimple Mehta from Jadavpur University, India and Dr Gabriella Sanchez from University of Texas at El Paso, as the new book...

Oxford emerges as runner-up for Best Written Submissions and Best Preliminary Speaker at UNSW Private Law Moot 2021

The Seventh UNSW Private Law Moot took place online from 22 – 24 May 2021. The competition, which was open to undergraduates, saw 18 teams from 7 countries compete in...

The Journal of Antitrust Enforcement, Volume 1, Issue 2

The second issue of the Journal of Antitrust Enforcement (JAE) has now been published in hard copy and is also available online. Volume 1, Issue 2, October 2013: 1. Adi Ayal ‘The...

Certificate of Merit for a preeminent contribution to creative scholarship

Professor Christopher McCrudden has been awarded a prize by the American Society of International Law (ASIL) for his recent book "Buying Social ...

Oxford students finish as Finalists at the Inner Temple Inter-Varsity Moot 2022

We are proud to announce that the team representing the University of Oxford, Benedict Stanley (St John’s College) and Henry Fahrenkamp (Magdalen College), have finished as Finalists at the Inner...

Career Development Fellowship in Law and Economics

The University of Oxford invites applications for the position of full-time Career Development Fellow in Law and Economics. The position which will be for three years is to commence no later than 1 October...

Conference to Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Institute of European and Comparative Law

A conference on ‘General principles of law’ was held in glorious late summer weather in Oxford on September 25th and 26th on the occasion of the twentieth...

Marie Tidball comments in The Times on COVID-19 mortality figures for people with disabilities

Marie Tidball, co-ordinator of the Oxford University Disability Law and Policy Project, comments on Covid-19 mortality figures for people with disabilities which show that two in three victims of Covid-19...

Call for applications: The Oxford Meron MICT Internship Fund 2018 - now closed

The aim of the Oxford Meron MICT Internship Fund is to provide financial assistance to Oxford law graduates seeking valuable work experience in international criminal law. The Fund will provide...

New Book: EU Labour Law

Globalisation of the economy and increased integration in Europe has led to a stronger focus on EU labour, employment and equality law. The Research Handbook on EU...

'Fundamental Concepts of Commercial Law' & 'The Development of Transnational Commercial Law' by Professor Sir Roy Goode QC

Fundamental Concepts of Commercial Law gathers together some of the many seminal papers contributed by Professor Goode to the field of commercial law. The volume spans topics of contract law,...

Law Faculty to introduce online postgraduate applications

In December 2006, the Law Faculty expects to launch an online application system for a number of its postgraduate programmes. The system will be available to all those applying to...