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Professional Development Courses October 2016

1st September 2016

A group of three professional development courses which are ideal for those in…

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Professional Development Training Programme - Autumn 2016

31st August 2016

A group of three professional development courses which are ideal for those in…

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Lord Goff

23rd August 2016

We are very sad to hear of the death of Lord Goff of Chieveley, a former President…

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British Influences on International Law 1915 - 2015 published

22nd August 2016

BIICL is proud to announce the publication of 'British Influences on International…

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Research Fellowship opportunities at the Bingham Centre

29th July 2016

The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law was founded in 2010 in honour of the late…

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BIICL Annual impact report 2015/16

26th July 2016

Published today is the BIICL annual impact report for 2015/16. The report…

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Senior Research Fellow comments on rule of law in Turkey

20th July 2016

Kristin Hausler, Senior Research Fellow in Public International Law, comments on…

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'Law of the Sea: UNCLOS as a Living Treaty' edited by Jill Barrett and Richard Barnes

18th July 2016

"The papers in this volume [are] prepared by a very distinguished group of the…

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James Brown Scott Prize

5th July 2016

Entries for the James Brown Scott Prize are currently open until 31 December 2016…

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Brexit Conference

21st June 2016

Ten experts gathered on the 14th of June to discuss the impact of a Brexit on many…

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