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Research Assistant, The meaning of dying and death for children

Professor Jonathan Herring is looking for a research assistant to help with a project entitled 'The meaning of dying and death for children'. The project aims are an inter-disciplinary consideration of...

Research Assistant, The Morality in Law: Themes from the Work of Leslie Green

Dr Thomas Adams, Dr Kate Greasley and Professor Denise Réaume are looking for a research assistant to help with completion of the book project 'The Morality in Law: Themes from...

Hanna Oliinyk

Hanna Oliinyk is a DPhil student in Socio-Legal Studies at the University of Oxford. Her doctoral research examines the role of law in shaping collective memory and identity in territories...

Research Assistant in The Normative Underpinnings of the Market

Professor Tsilly Dagan is looking for a research assistant to help with organizing a two-day conference on the Normative Underpinnings of the Market to be held at Worcester College in...

ICC Jurisdiction over Nationals of Non-State Parties

Book Launch: Women, Gender, and Constitutionalism in Latin America

Article in the Telegraph features comments by Rachel Condry on Parricide

Professor Rachel Condry's research on parricide has gained renewed attention following Netflix's dramatisation of the infamous Menendez brothers case. Speaking to The Telegraph, Professor Condry, Professor of Criminology in the...

Harcourt Chambers Oxford Family Law Moot 2024

Misha Mir

I am a DPhil candidate studying the erasure and emergence of abolitionist imaginaries, supervised by Ian Loader. From September 2025 until February 2026, I will be a visiting researcher at...

Lauren Fox

Lauren is a DPhil candidate in Criminology, focusing on labour dynamics in UK Immigration and Asylum Tribunals. Her project explores the relationship between individuals subject to tribunal proceedings and the...

Maya Lahav

Maya is a DPhil candidate in Criminology at the University of Oxford, specialising in human exploitation within online ecosystems. As traffickers increasingly migrate online, their methods evolve faster than our...

Research Assistant in Equality Law

Dr Shreya Atrey is looking for a research assistant to help with caselaw research for her monograph Anti-Racism as a Legal Principle (OUP, forthcoming). The principal task for the research assistant...

Call for Papers: Conference on Judicial Activism and Resistance in Eastern Europe and Beyond

Conference Focus At a time when judicial independence faces unprecedented challenges globally, this conference offers a crucial platform for examining how judges navigate and resist threats to their autonomy. With recent...

Round Table Discussion and Dinner - Artificial Intelligence, Competition and Data

Gendering practices, domestic violence and the law in Pakistan

Aimee Clesi

Aimee Clesi is pursuing a DPhil in Criminology, focusing on judicial and legislative paths to abolishing the death penalty in the United States. Her research explores the contingent nature of...

Julius Schneider

Julius is a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, working on a project that investigates the usage of different types of knowledge in crisis governance, especially regarding climate...

Linda Mulcahy delivers inaugural Madge Easton Anderson lecture at the University of Glasgow

Madge Easton Anderson is a woman worthy of being celebrated. She was the first woman admitted to practise as a professional lawyer in the UK when she qualified as a...

New video and leaflet support survivors of rape and sexual assault in giving evidence

Dr Natalie Kyneswood has developed an accessible video and related leaflet for adult victim-survivors about giving evidence to the police and at court, including ‘special measures’ available to support them....

Call for Applications - OPBP Executive Committee

Oxford Pro Bono Publico (OPBP), the Oxford Law Faculty’s award-winning pro bono research group, is looking for graduate students with a passion for pro bono legal research, to join its...

Associate Professorship in Japanese Law and Society, The Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies at the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies, and the Faculty of Law

Deadline date: 12.00 noon on Monday, 2nd December 2024. ...

CLDG MT 24 - Week 6: Reason-giving by Jury: The Korean Context

CLDG MT 24 - Week 7: International Crimes in English Criminal Law: Jurisdiction and Authority

Denis Shedov

Denis Shedov is a Doctoral Researcher at the University of Helsinki, where his thesis focuses on civil society and human rights. As a human rights activist, Denis serves as a...

Call for Coach - Willem C. Vis Moot

The Faculty of Law is seeking to appoint a coach to advise and support Oxford team competing in the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot (Vienna): deadline: 12pm...