COVID-19 and the boundaries of open science and innovation

COVID-19 and the boundaries of open science and innovation...

Dr. Iginio Gagliardone awarded Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowship

The international politics of a fragmenting internet: A view from Africa The internet is increasingly threatened by fragmentation, a process that gives greater power to states to regulate and monitor...

Research by Shona Minson cited in Human Rights Committee report

The report 'The Government's Response to Covid-19: Human Rights implications' covers the legal and regulatory frameworks that have been imposed, lockdown, contact tracing, children’s right to education, access to...

OPBP hosts Lunch in celebration of National Pro Bono Week 2011

November 7th - 11th marked the 10th annual celebration of National Pro Bono Week in the UK. To commemorate this significant occasion, OPBP hosted a Sandwich Lunch on Tuesday November...

DPhil candidate appointed Research Fellow for the Modern Slavery Policy and Evidence Centre

Lisa Hsin (DPhil candidate) has been appointed Research Fellow for the Modern Slavery Policy and Evidence Centre (MPSEC), which is funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Strategic Priorities Fund...

Digital constitutionalism in the new era of Internet governance

Digital constitutionalism in the new era of Internet governanceAbstractDigital technologies are profoundly intertwined with constitutionalism. They are not only a sum of material and immaterial architecture, but also provide infrastructures...

Professor Christopher Hodges speaks on Ethical Business Regulation in Canada

Professor Christopher Hodges spoke on Ethical Business Regulation at two major conferences in Canada. The first was the Annual Conference of the Community of Federal Regulators (CFR) of Canada on...

Human Rights Day 2019: Short Film Launch 'How Eleanor Roosevelt Won the Battle for Human Rights'

On the occasion of Human Rights Day on 10 Dec 2019, and to commemorate the 71st anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Bonavero Institute...

Crane Lift - Monday 18 April

Work has been scheduled with a crane to lift steels to the 2nd floor on Monday 18 April. The crane will be situated on the standing at the front of...

Call for papers: Beyond Crisis: Rethinking Refugee Studies

The Refugee Studies Centre will host a major international conference in March 2017, thirty-five years after the RSC was founded. Its purpose will be to reflect on the role that...

LGBT+ History Month

February is LGBT+ History Month. The focus on a shared history is a response to the traditional invisibility of LGBT+ identities in public life. For instance, in the global north...

Registration for the Oxford CCLP event 'Online Markets and Offline Welfare Effects – The Internet, Competition, Society and Democracy' is now open.

Call for Applications: Oxford Pro Bono Publico Committee 2021-22

OPBP prepares high quality international law and comparative law research for lawyers and organisations around the world on important public interest matters. OPBP also manages an internship scheme in partnership...

OxHRH Releases New Mini Podcast Series RightsNow!

RightsUp #RightNow is a series of mini episodes in the RightsUp podcast series that explores current events dealing with human rights issues.On 11 January, members of a...

Students from the Centre for Criminology have been awarded funding from the Balliol Interdisciplinary Institute for their project: The Oxford Reader’s Guide to Ethical Migration Reporting.

Vicky Taylor (Criminology DPhil), Meghna Sridhar (Criminology MSc) and Ananya Kumar-Banerjee (MSt World Literatures in English) have recently been successful in securing funding to support the production...

Professors Eidenmüller and Enriques to give their Inaugural Lectures in Oxford on 9 June

Horst Eidenmüller, the Freshfields Professor of Commercial Law, and Luca Enriques, the Allen & Overy Professor of Corporate Law, will deliver their inaugural lectures at the Faculty of Law of...

Dr. Fernanda Pirie receives AHRC Leadership Fellows award

Legal Ideology in Tibet: Politics, Practice, and Religion The relationship between law and religion is one of the great themes of historical legal scholarship, yet the legal realm of Tibet’s...

Public International Law Discussion Group Michaelmas Term 2019

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Lena Rose talks to the BBC about conversion and asylum

Dr Lena Rose gave two interviews this week to the BBC on her research on asylum and conversion. This follows the recent Liverpool attack that was carried...

Oxford reaches Semi Finals of BPP National Speed Mooting Competition 2021

This year's BPP National Speed Mooting competition for undergraduate students took place on Saturday 1 May 2021, involving 80 registered mooters from across the UK. We are delighted to announce...

What is Criminology? Book Launch

On 3 February 2011, the Centre for Criminology held a book launch for Mary Bosworth and Carolyn Hoyle (eds) (2011) What is Criminology? (OUP), in the Old Library at All...

Call for papers and panels: Migration and Diversity at the EUIA Conference

The Institute for European Studies at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (IES-VUB), the Institut d’Études Européennes at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (IEE-ULB), the United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional...

Book Launch: The Confusion Test in European Trade Mark Law

A monograph on The Confusion Test in European Trade Mark Law, co-authored by Dr Ilanah Fhima (UCL) and Professor Dev Gangjee (Oxford), was launched at University College London on the...

Tony Honoré 1921- 2019

His scholarship crossed many boundaries without diluting its influence or excellence. His skill as a linguist made him an equally skilled legal comparativist, and he was elected to Oxford’s chair...