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'Accessorial Liability after Jogee' edited by Beatrice Krebs

'Accessorial Liability after Jogee' edited by Beatrice Krebs has been published by Hart Publishing. The book contains chapters by Jonathan Herring, Matt Dyson and Rebecca Williams....

Oxford Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice Alumni Reception

The Faculty of Law hosted its annual Diploma in Intellectual Property Law & Practice Alumni Reception at the Royal Society in London on 25 February. The event, attended by...

BCL Student Wins the 2013 UKELA Andrew Lee's Prize

Sebastian Ko (St Hilda’s College), who is completing the Bachelor of Civil Law, has been awarded the 2013 Andrew Lees’ Prize (the Prize) by the UK Environmental Law Association (the...

New OxHRH RightsUp Pops out! Emilie McDonnell on the Nationality and Borders Bill

In this episode of RightsUp Pops, Gauri Pillai, Managing Editor of the Oxford Human Rights Hub, speaks to Dr. Emilie McDonnell, a graduate of University of Oxford and currently the...

PCMLP at African Studies Association conference in Atlanta, Georgia

The African Studies Association brings together thousands of scholars every year from disciplines as diverse as anthropology, law, communications, history, English literature, and political science from universities...

Oxford Jessup Moot Court Team progresses to the Semi-Finals of the UK National Competition 2018

The UK National Rounds of the 59th Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition were held between 23-25 February 2 at Gray’s Inn, London.Teams from across the UK spent...

Transaction avoidance and corporate insolvency law

These and other questions were debated at a conference on transaction avoidance law and corporate insolvency hosted by the Commercial Law Centre on 15 January 2020, organised by Kristin van...

Publication Launch of the Third Edition of the OxHRH Blog Anthology: Global Perspectives on Human Rights

We are delighted to announce that this year’s edition of Global Perspectives on Human Rights is now available from the OxHRH website!The Anthology is an extension of the OxHRH’s aim...

International lawyers: Time’s up for global cyber hackers

In the face of the silent, deadly approach of COVID-19, the world has appeared powerless. But, more than 120 international lawyers have signed the Oxford Statement on the International Law...

Carolyn Hoyle receives John Fell Funding

Carolyn Hoyle has received funding from the University of Oxford John Fell Fund for a small ‘pump-priming’ study on The Plight of Foreign Nationals on Death Row...

Oxford Human Rights Hub on iTunes U

We are proud to announce the launch of the Oxford Human Rights Hub (OxHRH) iTunes U page, providing free access to podcasts from our seminars over the past year. ...

Oxford Business Law Blog soon to be launched

The Oxford Business Law Blog (OBLB) will be launched on 14 March 2016. The OBLB will provide commentary and analysis on current developments and new research in business law...

Book launch of Where Next for Criminal Justice?

On 2nd November the Centre for Criminology held a seminar to launch Where next for Criminal Justice? by David Faulkner and Ros Burnett, who are both long-standing members and currently...

The Transformation of French Contract Law by Government Decree – and Translated into English

In 2004 France celebrated the bicentenary of the French Civil Code (the so-called Napoleonic Code), rightly praising it as a major intellectual achievement of the Enlightenment and...

Current Issues in Corporate Insolvency Law

A highly successful one-day conference on current issues in insolvency law was held in the Cube on 16th January 2015, organised by Professors Louise Gullifer and Jennifer Payne and Dr...

The Oxford Handbook of International Environmental Law (Second Edition) has been published

The Oxford Handbook of International Environmental Law (Second Edition) provides a comprehensive overview of the field of international environmental law, with contributions from leading scholars in the...

Former professor appointed judge of the Federal Court of Australia

James Edelman has been appointed judge of the Federal Court of Australia. The Hon Justice Edelman (Magdalen 1998) was a Rhodes Scholar and obtained his DPhil in Law in 2001,...

Unfinished business? The final diplomatic conference on the Arms Trade Treaty

Programme Co-ordinator of the Oxford Martin School Programme on Human Rights for Future Generations Dr Gilles Giacca is closely following the United Nations Conference on the Arms Trade Treaty in...

OPBP Celebrates National Pro Bono Week

In celebration of National Pro Bono Week, Oxford Pro Bono Publico (OPBP) hosted a sandwich lunch on Thursday, 8 November in the Law Faculty Senior Common Room. This event provided...

The Missing Bean

The Missing Bean are going to operate with amended opening hours from 11am – 5pm from Tuesday 10th May. You can find them at their temporary stall by the English...

Oxford-Leiden collaboration on e-commerce yields major new book

E-Commerce Law: National and Transnational Topics and Perspectives, edited by Henk Snijders and Stephen Weatherill, contains new essays arising from an exchange that took place in 2001 among legal scholars...

Expert Roundtable on Citizenship Revocation

On 10 May 2019 the Bingham Centre hosted an expert roundtable on controversial powers to revoke a person's citizenship on national security grounds. The roundtable was convened by Dr Lawrence...

Oxford alumna becomes president of the Law Society

Succeeding Joe Egan in the role of president, Christina becomes only the fifth woman and the first ever female Oxford graduate to hold the position. Her presidential term will last...

Dapo Akande speaking at the UK Army Legal Services Annual Conference and UK Government Legal Department

In June 2015, Dapo Akande, was invited to speak at the UK Army Legal Services Annual Conference on the legal basis for detention in non-international armed conflict. In the same...

Virtual Competition Review in Wall Street Journal

Slaughter and May Professor of Competition Law Ariel Ezrachi's newest book Virtual Competition has been reviewed in the Wall Street Journal. Read the reviewAlong with Maurice E....