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Call for Papers for the 16th Annual WTO Conference / Georgetown Annual WTO Conference

29th January 2016

The Annual WTO Conference was originally established in 2000 through a partnership…

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Marketing Assistant paid internship

29th January 2016

BIICL is recruiting for a Marketing Assistant on a six-month paid internship (London…

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BIICL recruiting interns for Law of the Sea project

27th January 2016

The British Institute of International and Comparative Law is currently recruiting…

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BIICL recruiting interns for migration and refugee law research projects

26th January 2016

The British Institute of International and Comparative Law is seeking to recruit…

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Human Rights and the Rule of Law in Turkey - A Scoping Report

22nd January 2016

In December 2015, BIICL completed a scoping Report on the rule of law and human…

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Protection of Education - New Developments

20th January 2016

In September 2012, BIICL published Protecting Education in Insecurity and Armed…

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BIICL Publication: Collective Redress in Europe - Why and How?

15th January 2016

The European Commission Recommendation on Collective Redress establishes a framework…

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ICLQ Joint Editor Receives Knighthood

7th January 2016

Professor Sir Malcolm Evans OBE KCMG, joint editor (with Professor Robert McCorquodale)…

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Lord Nicholas Phillips to succeed Dame Rosalyn Higgins as the new President of BIICL

6th January 2016

The British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) has announced…

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UN Forum on Business and Human Rights

21st December 2015

During November 2015 the fourth annual UN Forum on Business and Human Rights took…

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