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Amy Kerr

One Hundred Years of International Administrative Law: Is the Employment Law at International Organizations Working?

Trenton Sewell

New OxHRH RightsUp! Protests in Iran and Human Rights

Webinar: Human Rights Under Taliban Occupied Afghanistan

Cancelled Event: "Incomplete Contracts, Writings and the Duty to Perform in Good Faith and Best Efforts Clauses."

Possession and Using Land as an Owner Would

Accounting and Breach of Trust in the Nineteenth Century

Petros Panayiotou

Can AI Algorithms Be Authors and Artists Under Copyright Law - CANCELLED

The Law That Shapes Us

New DPRU research published in British Journal of Criminology

Julian Roberts appointed Honorary King’s Counsel

Christopher McHugh and Isobel Salzedo of Keble College win the Oxford Herbert Smith Freehills Disability Mooting Championship

Nicola Lacey: "Criminal Justice and Social Justice"

Luis Duarte: "Sources of Law and the Justification of Judicial Decisions"

OUP blog post cites work by Faculty members

OxBHR Book Launch: Business and Human Rights Law and Practice in Africa

Research models of international coordination to ensure the safety and reliability of AI systems

Digitalisation of Legal Process

Scientific Disinformation driving Brazil’s Covid19 Response: A Networked Mobilisation Against Evidence-Based Policy-Making

Constructing the National Identity of the Accidental State: Uses of Official Heritage in Indonesia

Responding to domestic abuse: Learning from domestic homicides and suspected victim suicides in England and Wales

Maxine Both

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Amy Kerr

One Hundred Years of International Administrative Law: Is the Employment Law at International Organizations Working?

Trenton Sewell

New OxHRH RightsUp! Protests in Iran and Human Rights

Webinar: Human Rights Under Taliban Occupied Afghanistan

Cancelled Event: "Incomplete Contracts, Writings and the Duty to Perform in Good Faith and Best Efforts Clauses."

Possession and Using Land as an Owner Would

Accounting and Breach of Trust in the Nineteenth Century

Petros Panayiotou

Can AI Algorithms Be Authors and Artists Under Copyright Law - CANCELLED

The Law That Shapes Us

New DPRU research published in British Journal of Criminology

Julian Roberts appointed Honorary King’s Counsel

Christopher McHugh and Isobel Salzedo of Keble College win the Oxford Herbert Smith Freehills Disability Mooting Championship

Nicola Lacey: "Criminal Justice and Social Justice"

Luis Duarte: "Sources of Law and the Justification of Judicial Decisions"

OUP blog post cites work by Faculty members

OxBHR Book Launch: Business and Human Rights Law and Practice in Africa

Research models of international coordination to ensure the safety and reliability of AI systems

Digitalisation of Legal Process

Scientific Disinformation driving Brazil’s Covid19 Response: A Networked Mobilisation Against Evidence-Based Policy-Making

Constructing the National Identity of the Accidental State: Uses of Official Heritage in Indonesia

Responding to domestic abuse: Learning from domestic homicides and suspected victim suicides in England and Wales

Maxine Both

“Human Rights Penality and Violence against Women: the Coloniality of Disembodied Justice” - Dr. Silvana Tapia Tapia (University of Birmingham)