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Webs, Walls, Watchmen: Counterinsurgency Policing and Digital Authoritarianism in Pakistan

Mafia Expansion: The 'Ndrangheta in Established Democracies

Sanctuary, Safety, and Sacrilege

AI and arbitration: where legal philosophy meets advanced technology

One of the most persistent criticisms of artificial intelligence is its ‘black box’ nature – the difficulty of understanding how technologies such as machine learning models come to their...

From ‘personal’ to ‘plausible’: redefining information in the age of AI

Artificial intelligence has been described as a ‘general purpose technology’ comparable to electricity or the internet in its scope and societal reach. For Ignacio Cofone, Professor of Law...

Bugs in the system: technology experts and the new legal order

In a world where AI systems increasingly decide who receives a loan or a social benefit, who gets hired to a job, or who is flagged as a security...

The Parity Model: a new framework for values-based AI decision-making

As artificial intelligence (AI) systems take on increasingly complex roles in society – from recruitment decisions to criminal justice assessments – serious questions arise about how these systems align...

Elizabeth Nwarueze

Elizabeth Nwarueze is a DPhil In Law Candidate and Rhodes Scholar at Trinity College. She researches international law with a focus on law of the sea. Her doctoral research is...

Alma Ionescu

Alma is a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies. She is working on the Wellcome-funded project Care in the Courtroom: Trauma-informed Specialist Courts and the Medicalisation of Justice,...

Digital Replica Rights in Comparative Perspective

Jack Beadsworth

Jack is a labour lawyer specialising in the labour rights and human rights of temporary migrant workers. His research interests include labour exploitation and the role of legal structures, immigration...

Middle East 2025-2026

New Research Publications from The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights

Kate O’Regan’s monograph Courts and the Body Politic was published this summer with Cambridge University Press. The book, drawing on Professor O'Regan's experience as a judge of the South African...

Parking

There is ample cycle parking around the St Cross Building.Blue badge parking is located as near as possible to the accessible entrances.There is one delivery bay to the left of...

Book Launch: Free Speech Theory: A Radical Restatement — Paul Wragg

Health, Law and Emerging Technologies Research Group Launch Event

Diploma timetable 2025-26

DateActivity2025Saturday 27th SeptemberPatents 1 WorkshopSaturday 15th NovemberPatents 2 Workshop2026Saturday 10th JanuaryTrade Marks WorkshopSaturday 28th FebIP in Commercial Transactions WorkshopSaturday 14th MarchCopyright WorkshopMonday 13th AprilCopyright Coursework dueSaturday 25th AprilDesigns WorkshopSaturday 30th...

Professor Jordan English awarded prestigious Birks Prize for contractual law book

Professor Linda Mulcahy gives plenary lecture in Brazil

22nd Annual Oxford International Intellectual Property Law Moot Competition

PIL Discussion Group: Bringing Climate Change before the ICJ: Process, Outcome and Pure Conjecture

Flora de Castro Santana

Flora Santana is an MPhil candidate at the Center for Socio-Legal Studies, supervised by Prof Bettina Lange. Her research focuses on the mechanisms of participation in private institutions in Global...

The Faculty launches its Advanced Programme on Regulatory Systems

Advanced Programme on Regulatory Systems

Tahir Abass

Dr Tahir Abass is a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford. His research examines the intersections of punishment, inequality, and belonging, with a particular...