Expert Roundtable on Corporate Human Rights Due Diligence in Practice

Last week, jointly with the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR, Germany) and The Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Project (ProDESC, Mexico), the Bonavero Institute...

Recognition for Prof Roger Hood

Congratulations to Prof Roger Hood, who received both an Honorary LLD from Edinburgh Napier University, and the Cesare Beccaria Medal from the Societé International de Défense Sociale pour une Politique Criminelle Humaniste...

All Souls Seminars Dates and Speakers for 2017/18 Announced

Michaelmas Term, Weeks 1, 3, 5 - Old Library, All Souls College, 3 – 5:30pm October 12: Prof. Laura Piacentini, University of Strathclyde.October 26: Dr Heather Hamill, University of OxfordNovember...

Balancing Business Innovation with Data Protection? Regulating the Digital Age

The conundrum of facilitating both innovative business activity through the internet while also protecting personal data formed the core theme of this workshop organised by the Oxford Regulation Discussion Group....

Oxford Law Alumni Reception, Madrid, 26 April 2013

As part of the University’s European Reunion in Madrid on 26 April 2013, there will be an Oxford Law reception, hosted by Linklaters, for all Law alumni before the main...

2012-2013 University Traineeship Programme at the International Court of Justice: Funded Internship

The Public International Law Group is delighted to announce that the Oxford Law Faculty has been invited by the International Court of Justice to propose names for an internship on...

Oxford Hong Kong Mooting Competition 2014

The Oxford Hong Kong Mooting Competition 2014 was held on 19 July 2014. With the ongoing generous support of Clifford Chance Hong Kong, the annual Competition is in its fourth...

Ben McFarlane awarded Philip Leverhulme Prize

Ben McFarlane, Reader in Property Law and a Fellow of Trinity College, has been awarded a prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prize by the Leverhulme Trust. Each year, the trust awards five...

NUJS win the first media law moot court competition in India

The Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy, at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, recently organized the first media law moot court competition in India as its first step in...

Call for proposals: The Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (JEMS)

The Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (JEMS) is now accepting proposals for Special Issues on a twice-yearly basis. The next deadline by which proposals should be sent to the...

Roxana Willis awarded grant to investigate the anglophone crisis in Cameroon

Cameroon is in the midst of a civil conflict, which is worryingly under-investigated. Since independence from colonial rule in 1961, the minority anglophone population of Cameroon has been subjected to...

Building project updates w/c 28 November

There are medium to high level noisy works planned on site for this coming Saturday morning (8am-1pm) - 26th November.There is a crane lift planned for Saturday 26th November -...

Border Criminologies Guest Twitter Project

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...

Policymakers and analysts reveal new ways for consumers to access justice in the digital age

As we all shop online more than ever before, new forms of online dispute are becoming an increasing problem for today's consumers, and the risks of exposure to scams and...

Commentary on the European Insolvency Regulation published

A new text, Commentary on the European Insolvency Regulation, has recently been published by Oxford University Press. The book is edited by Reinhard Bork and Kristin van Zwieten. ...

State-school teachers win awards after being nominated by law students

Roman Kenny-Manning (a first-year Law with German Law student) and Lewis Davies (who will start his Law course in October) nominated their school teachers for Oxford University...

Ten Most Popular Posts of 2017 at Border Criminologies

Starting next week the Border Criminologies blog will resume activity. In the meantime, we leave you here Border Criminologies 10 most popular posts of 2017, organised by date, not ranking....

Wadham Human Rights Forum: 'Hacking, Blagging and Bribing? The Press After Leveson' 25 Februrary, 5.30pm

Hugh Tomlinson QC, a leading media law silk and Chair of Hacked Off, is visiting Wadham to speak about the aftermath of the Levenson Inquiry. 
 Mr Tomlinson is a noted specialist in media...

Oxfordshire Digital Inclusion Project findings published in Information, Communication & Society

Rethinking digital skills in the era of compulsory computing: methods, measurement, policy and theoryDr Kira Allmann & Dr Grant BlankInformation, Communication & Society, 24:5, pp. 633-648.ABSTRACTAround the world, digital platforms...

Journal of Antitrust Enforcement Agency Effectiveness Study

The Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy, in collaboration with the Journal of Antitrust Enforcement, launched an empirical study on the effectiveness of competition agencies. The Study explores competition...

Faculty members write to The Times

A number of members of the Faculty of Law wrote together with colleagues from the University of Cambridge to The Times to express their concerns in the wake of the...

Suzanne Chiodo wins Peter Oliver Prize in Canadian Legal History

The 2019 winner of the Peter Oliver Prize in Canadian Legal History awarded by The Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History is Suzanne Chiodo, a DPhil student...

Regulation of Property Agents: Working Group Report

Professor Chris Hodges was present at the launch in the House of Lords on 3rd February of the Report of Regulation of Property Agents, of which he was a member...