Oxford team finishes as Quarter-Finalist at the ESU-ECC National Moot 2020

The team representing the University of Oxford finished as Quarter Finalists in the English Speaking Union-Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition 2020.The team, consisting of Cassandra Somers-Joce (Magdalen College), Szabrina...

Corporate Finance Law: Principles and Policy (Second Edition)

The second edition of this acclaimed book by Professor Louise Gullifer and Professor Jennifer Payne continues to provide a discussion of key theoretical and policy issues in corporate finance law....

Faculty members comment on reference to Human Rights legislation in Conservative Party manifesto

An article in Prospect Magazine on the Conservative manifesto’s mention of the party’s pledge to “update” the 1998 HRA, which brings the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) into domestic...

New project: Fiction and Human Rights

Natasha Simonsen (Stipendiary Lecturer in Law at New College) and Tessa Roynon (Research fellow at the Rothermere American Institute) have secured funding for an interdisciplinary project on 'Fiction and Human...

Oxford team finishes as Finalist at the Inner Temple Inter-Varsity Moot 2021

We are proud to announce that the team representing the University of Oxford have finished as Finalists at the Inner Temple Inter-Varsity Mooting Competition 2021. The team, consisting...

Policy Briefing from HeLEX project on emerging technologies

A briefing document on research into the health and healthcare impact of biomodifying technologies from the ESRC-funded 'Biomodifying technologies' project has been released. The document 'Making ‘good targets’ for translational...

Conference: The UK and European Human Rights: A Strained Relationship?

Centre for European Law and Internationalisation
 
 The UK and European Human Rights: A Strained Relationship?
 
 College Court, Leicester, 23-24 May 2014
 
  
 
 This two-day conference will focus upon the topical and contentious issue of...

Become a regular contributor for Border Criminologies

From a small, core group based in Oxford, Border Criminologies has grown over the past 4 and a half years to become a global network of scholars, activists and policy...

Ten most read blog posts of 2016/17

For those who have recently tuned in to Border Criminologies, here’s a countdown of the most read posts this academic year, from 10 to 1:10. Ill-Treatment of Migrants in Greek...

Oxford wins Regional Finals of BPP Advocate of the Year 2020/2021

Athena Kam (Pembroke, 2nd Year Jurisprudence) and Ruth Flame (New, 3rd Year Jurisprudence) represented Oxford in BPP’s Advocate of the Year 2021 competition and won the regional final, which took...

Call for Papers: Bordering on Crisis: Citizenship, Borders and Forced Displacement

The CRS student caucus invites contributions from junior scholars, practitioners, academics, civil society groups, artists and activists to examine and re-imagine the contradictory and contested meanings of crisis in relation...

CSLS postdoc Dr Kira Allmann interviews Sol Luca de Tena, acting CEO of Zenzeleni community networks, for GenderIT

PCMLP postdoc Dr Kira Allmann interviewed Sol Luca de Tena, the acting CEO of the Zenzeleni community networks non-for-profit company, about her experiences building a human-centered telecom network. The interview...

Law Alumni Reunion in Paris

With Paris as an ideal spring location, Oxford European Law Alumni and current Oxford Law students recently met as guests of Clifford Chance at Place Vendôme. The...

Purpose and Ethical Culture in Water Regulation

A piece on these issues by Professor Christopher Hodges was published in September by Ofwat.Please click here to read...

Julian Roberts presents to the 'Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission'

In his presentation Julian reviewed recent developments in Canada and England and Wales. In Canada, the Criminal Code directs courts to 'consider all alternatives to custody, with particular attention to...

Oxford Researchers present at IPRE Conference, Geneva

On 25 June 2018, the inaugural Intellectual Property Researchers Europe (IPRE) Conference took place at the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) headquarters in Geneva. The OIPRC was represented by its...

Call for Applications: Annenberg-Oxford Media Policy Summer Institute 2015

The Center for Global Communication Studies at the Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania and the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy (PCMLP) at the University of Oxford are pleased to...

Oxford research brings to light businesses’ energy use

Professor Sue Bright will be playing a key role in a new project which aims to help UK retailers to lower their energy usage and save money.
 
 The project has been...

Faculty members are winners at the OUSU Teaching Awards

Professors Nazila Ghanea and Dev Gangjee have been awarded for their excellent teaching by the Oxford University Students' Union.Nazila Ghanea, who is a member of the Faculty, but also teaches...

Conference on 'Good Faith in Public Law': CALL FOR PAPERS

Good Faith in Public Law23-24 September 2021Institute of European and Comparative (Online)Convenors: Philipp Renninger (University of Lucerne), Ewan Smith (Oxford) and Nick Barber (Oxford) Good faith is a general...

Modern Law Review Scholarship award - Camilla Barker

Camilla Barker, a PIL second year DPhil candidate at St Cross College, has been awarded a Modern Law Review Scholarship to support her doctoral research on humanitarian access in natural...

Gender Equality in the Legal Profession: Maintaining the momentum for change

Dr Victoria McCloud (a part time CSLS DPhil student) was a panellist at the first of King’s College London's series of lectures on Gender Equality in the Legal Profession on...