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Examining 10 reasons to stay in the European Convention on Human Rights

Human Rights Day 2026 - Oxford Human Rights Hub offers a global perspective

Human Rights Day, celebrated annually on 10 December, commemorates the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This year’s theme is “Our Everyday Essentials”, which aims to re-engage...

Dean's message to alumni - MT 2025

There continues to be an enormous amount of activity taking place in the Law Faculty. Amongst the biggest of our projects is the ongoing review of our undergraduate degree...

Trends in Retail Competition

Antitrust Enforcement Symposium

Faculty of Law and 2U launch new online executive learning partnership

CSLS hosts a workshop on the Future of Fact-Checking in the Algorithmic Society

As part of the EU-funded Resilient Media for Democracy in the Digital Age (ReMeD) project, the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies organized a workshop on the Future of Fact-checking in the...

Bonavero report examines ten reasons to stay in the ECHR as UK public backs membership

A new report from the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights, in the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, identifies, examines, and addresses the counter-arguments for ten key reasons for the...

Post Doctoral Research Fellow in Sustainable Business Law

CSLS co-hosts Academic Writing Workshop in Addis Ababa

Christopher Hodges discusses the Advanced Programme on Regulatory Systems

‘Regulation is changing – because it needs to change,’ says programme lead Professor Christopher Hodges OBE, Emeritus Professor of Justice Systems at Oxford. ‘For decades, regulatory theory has been shaped...

Book Discussion: Property Law in China: Transition and Trend

In conversation with Ian Wilson KC – "A jurisdictional dilemma: contractual certainty vs consumer rights in the Court of Appeal"

Announcing new Associate and Emeritus Fellows of the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights

The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights is delighted to welcome new Associate and Emeritus Fellows. Associate & Emeritus Fellowships are awarded to research and senior staff coming to the end...

Portrait of Professor Anne Davies features in Bodleian Libraries' 'Catalysts' series

Caged Histories: Book Launch

Aikaterini (Katerina) Tsampi

Aikaterini (Katerina) Tsampi is Assistant Professor of International Law at the Law Faculty of the University of Groningen (Department of Transboundary Legal Studies). She is the author of the monograph...

Assaf Hamdani

Assaf Hamdani is the Professor of Corporate Law at Oxford University and a Fellow of Jesus College.His research areas are corporate law and governance and financialregulation. His work examines issues...

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Mariela de Amstalden

Dr Mariela de Amstalden is an interdisciplinary legal scholar working on law, technology and innovation, global economic governance, and intellectual property rights. She is currently a UK Royal Society/Leverhulme Trust/British...

Professor Richard Ekins' research plays pivotal role in Troubles legislation reform

Patricia García Majado

Patricia García Majado is an Assistant Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Oviedo (Spain) since 2021. She obtained her PhD from the same academic institution in 2020, graduating...

Kebene Wodajo

Dr Kebene Wodajo is a law and technology scholar working at the intersection of law, technology, and business and human rights, with a particular focus on legal, moral, and political...

Kaie Lemken

Kaie Lemken is a PhD student at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg. His doctoral research examines the epistemologies of social reality in legal interpretation, particularly in German constitutional law, from...