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Update: FLJS Policy Brief published from UN invited talks by Oxford team (1 of 2)

Update: The Foundation for Law, Justice and Society (FLJS) based at Wolfson College, Oxford University has published a policy brief based on the talk titled, 'Legal and Regulatory Challenges of...

10,000 Followers on the OxHRH Twitter Feed

When we launched the OxHRH Blog in June 2012, we had a clear aspiration: to offer an intellectual space that could be resourced and shaped by contributors from all over...

Setting out works: Friday 29 January 2016

Setting out work will take place on Friday 29 January in the JCR (where the Missing Bean is located) and in the ladies WCs on the first floor.Both areas will...

Rachel Noah awarded the Halperin Award

Rachel Noah, a DPhil Candidate at the Centre, won The Emil Zola Chair for Human Rights' Halperin Award for Human Rights Research and...

Renmin and Oxford scholars present collaborative research to Chinese policymakers

The onset ofthe COVID-19pandemicand associated containment measures haveled tocontractual defaults across a wide range of commercial transactions in China’ssdsdsdsdpply chains, domestically and globally. These disruptions have hit many enterpriseshard,particularlysmall and...

Sharing Knowledge and Experience of Housing Possession Cases

Following on from the publication of their report[linkme], Susan Bright (Oxford) and Lisa Whitehouse (Hull) held an invite only seminar at the beginning of June to encourage the development and...

Law Faculty lecturers nominated in Oxford's Student Led Teaching Awards

Antonios has been nominated in the category of 'Most Acclaimed Lecturer' and Antonio and Julie have been nominated in the category of 'Outstanding Tutor'. Ariel has...

Oxford Review of Economic Policy Journal: Brexit issue

The Oxford Review of Economic Policy Journal has released a special issue on the theme of Brexit. It contains papers by John Armour and Judith Freedman. It is available for...

OxHRH Launches New Human Rights Podcast with Episode on 'Revenge Porn' and the Law

On Friday 8 May the Oxford Human Rights Hub launched a new podcast series, RightsUp, which addresses contemporary human rights issues in an accessible way.  The first episode, ‘Old Problems, New...

Professor Louise Gullifer nominated as UK delegate to UNCITRAL working group VI

Professor Louise Gullifer has been nominated as the UK delegate to attend the February meeting of UNCITRAL Working Group VI in New York. The Working Group VI focuses on...

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS- Technology and Governance: Exploring law and innovation in the absence of state governance

Do you have a great case study of tech, innovation and law in an area where there is limited state governance? Submit an abstract for our upcoming conference and book...

New book co-authored by Ariel Ezrachi

Using dozens of vivid examples to show how society overprescribed competition as a solution and when unbridled rivalry hurts consumers, kills entrepreneurship, and increases economic inequality, two...

Professor Linda Mulcahy joins MoJ panel of experts

Linda Mulcahy has been invited by the Ministry of Justice to join a panel of experts to offer advice and critical oversight that will steer the design of the evaluation...

Middle East Rounds of the Price Media Law Moot Court and Seminar on Media Policy in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring

From February 21st-23rd, the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy (PCMLP) at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies held the Middle East Regional Rounds of the Price Media Law Moot...

Human Rights Law and DPhil in Law Prizes endowed

The first is the Dr Surya Subedi Prize in Human Rights Law to be awarded to the undergraduate student attaining the highest mark in the paper in...

Kwibuka Rwanda: Commemoration Event and Exhibition Launch

Every April Rwandans in the UK come together in a series of national events commemorating victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. This year Oxford was...

Memorial Service for Sir Zelman Cowen, Formerly Governor-General of Australia, Provost of Oriel College

 A MEMORIAL SERVICE WILL BE HELD IN  THE ORIEL COLLEGE CHAPEL ON SUNDAY 22 APRIL 2012 AT 2.15 p.m.   Sir Zelman Cowen, AK, GCMG, GCVO, PC (University of Melbourne, New and Oriel...

Over 500 attend Putney Debates 2017 to debate UK’s constitutional future

Over 500 people attended the Putney Debates 2017 at St Mary’s Church, Putney, and over 1,500 more watched online, in what has come to be regarded as a significant milestone...

Professor Sue Bright appointed a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences

Sue teaches land law, contract law, regulation, and housing and human rights. She has been teaching at Oxford University since 1992, after a period as a solicitor in London and...

Michael Devereux and John Vella appear before Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards

On 16th January 2013, Professor Michael Devereux and Dr John Vella gave evidence before the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards (Panel on Tax, Audit and Accounting). The Commission is appointed...

ICCSN Oxford Hosts Benjamin Ferencz, Nuremberg Chief Prosecutor

Captivating over 200 students and members of faculty in a filled lecture theatre at the Oxford Faculty of Law, former Nuremberg chief prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz shared his incredible story with...

University of Oxford team wins the UK National Championship of the Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition

A team from the University of Oxford won the United Kingdom National Championship of the 55th Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition held in Gray’s Inn, London, on...

'Medical Law and Ethics' wins first prize in the BMA's Book Awards

Jonathan Herring's book Medical Law and Ethics won first prize in the BMA (British Medical Association)'s Book Awards, in the category 'The Basis of Medicine'. It is...

Watch livestream of the Oxford IP Moot Grand Final – Saturday 20 March, 2021 at 11.30am (UK time)

Grand Final teams:Osgoode Hall Law SchoolNational Law University, DelhiThe Grand Final judgesLord Kitchin, Justice of the Supreme Court of the United KingdomThe Right Honourable Sir Christopher Floyd PC, Recently retired...

Carolyn Hoyle presents at UN Human Rights Council panel on the death penalty

On 23 February 2021, Professor Carolyn Hoyle participated as a panellist in the UN Human Rights Council's (HRC) biennial high-level panel discussion on the question of the death penalty. The...