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Senior Fellow in Citizenship and the Rule of Law

Patricia Ambrose | 18th December 2024

Senior Fellow in Citizenship and the Rule of Law Salary: £50,000 - £55,000…

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Publication of the BIICL Annual Report

29th November 2024

The British Institute of International and Comparative Law is pleased to publish…

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Governance
Bingham Lecture 2024 by the Attorney General, Lord Hermer KC

8th November 2024

General, Lord Hermer KC, giving this year's Bingham Lecture on the subject…

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Rule of Law
Soft Law in International Law: Call for Papers

6th November 2024

BIICL / SLS Workshop Call for Papers The term "soft law" may take on a variety…

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International Law
Disruptors and Small States Workshop: Call for Papers

Jean-Pierre Gauci | 14th October 2024

Call For Papers Disruptors take a wide range of forms and have a spectrum…

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Artificial Intelligence+2
COVID-19Environmental Law
Two new Research Fellow roles for project on International Dispute Settlement

Patricia Ambrose | 10th October 2024

Two new Research Fellow roles for project on International Dispute Settlement…

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Courts and Tribunals+3
Human Rights and IHLInvestment and TradeLaw of the Sea
ICLQ Seeks Assistant Editor to Join Editorial Team

Patricia Ambrose | 1st October 2024

ICLQ Seeks Assistant Editor to Join Editorial Team (0.5fte) BIICL is seeking…

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Judge Joan Donoghue announced as new Vice President of BIICL

25th September 2024

Today the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) is…

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Human Rights and IHL
Professor Kryvoi Speaks about Corruption and Foreign Investments at UNCTAD

10th September 2024

On 10 September 2024, Prof. Yarik Kryvoi addressed the 2nd Meeting of…

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Investment and Trade
BIICL seeking new trustees

Patricia Ambrose | 10th September 2024

BIICL seeking new trustees BIICL is currently looking for 2-3 new trustees…

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