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Can the Public Be Trusted? The Promise and Perils of Voluntary Compliance - Yuval Feldman (Tax Law and Policy Discussion Group)

How AI is rewriting the rules of branding: insights from Professor Dev Gangjee

What is a Choice-of-Law Rule?

The Rules

Oxford Intellectual Property Moot 2026: RulesAbbreviations and DefinitionsA4 - References to A4 are to include paper of similar dimensions, suchas US LetterBench - The group of judges for a given...

Past projects and programmes

The Problem

A PDF of the problem is available: PDF version.This is the version of the problem released on 26 October 2025. If any amendments are made (for instance, after the corrections...

Law SharePoint Hub (PSS)

Research Facilitator and Grants Manager

Criminalising migrant labour: the use of forced labour indicators as tools of immigration control

Oxford academics act as counsel in ICJ advisory proceedings

CSLS research team have their evidence to a Parliamentary Select Committee published

The House of Commons Justice Select Committee has just published a selection of evidence submitted to it as part of its inquiry into Access to Justice. Professor Linda Mulcahy and...

Dennis Amoah

Dennis Kwamina Amoah is a DPhil in Law candidate at the University of Oxford, with a research focus on global tax governance, international tax treaties, and tax competition. His academic...

The High Sheriff of Oxfordshire's Law Lecture - The Rt Hon. the Lord Boateng

Policy for Employer Engagement with Law Faculty Events

Yihong CHEN

Yihong's doctoral research focuses on the constitutional implementation of China’s national family planning policy, exploring the underlying logic of population governance, the legal framework of childbirth and family policy, and...

Constitutionalism from a More-than-Human Perspective: Prof Jennifer Nedelsky

R. L. Elson

R. L. Elson is a first year DPhil student who is interested in border criminologies, harm, and solidarity. She is a contributer at Interregnum alongside being a community organizer. ...

Bonavero Human Rights Reading Group: Marx, Arendt and Human Rights

Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery, Looking Back, Looking Ahead: An Assessment of 25 Years under the UN Trafficking Palermo Protocol

Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief: Hybrid Consultation on Thematic Report on Freedom of Religion or Belief in relation to death and the honouring of the deceased (Session 1)

Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief: Hybrid Consultation on Thematic Report on Freedom of Religion or Belief in relation to death and the honouring of the deceased (Session 2)

Competition Law & Policy Discussion Group: DPhil Project Series

Economic Evidence in the Competition Appeal Tribunal

Licensing Patents Essential to Cellular Standardised Technologies on Good Faith

Law from Code? – A Social-Ontological Perspective on Crypto-tokens and Possible Rights in Them