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Researcher/Research Consultant in Banking and Climate Litigation

Patricia Ambrose | 11th August 2025

Researcher/Research Consultant in Banking and Climate Litigation (0.6fte):…

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Climate Change+1
Environmental Law
Research Consultancy: Literature Review on Rule of Law and Economic Performance

Patricia Ambrose | 25th July 2025

Research Consultancy: Literature Review on Rule of Law and Economic Performance…

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Rule of Law
Vacancy for Research Fellow in Public Inquiries and Rule of Law

Patricia Ambrose | 17th July 2025

Research Fellow in Public Inquiries and the Rule of Law Salary: £34,000 -…

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Rule of Law
Remembering Former BIICL Director Lady Fox CMG KC

16th July 2025

Lady Hazel Fox CMG KC We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Lady…

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Competition Law Forum Discussion

14th July 2025

Doug Gurr's First 100 Days: Reform and Refocusing On Monday 7 July 2025, the…

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Competition Law
Latest Edition of the BIICL Newsletter

30th May 2025

The latest edition of the BIICL newsletter is now available Details of new…

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New vacancies at BIICL

Patricia Ambrose | 26th May 2025

New vacancies at BIICL BIICL is currently seeking applicants for the role…

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BIICL researcher joins International court of Justice

10th April 2025

We are delighted that Abhijeet Shrivastava, a Researcher at BIICL, has been…

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Courts and Tribunals+1
International Law
News from the Centre for International Law

3rd April 2025

The Centre for International Law at BIICL today published its spring newsletter. …

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Centre for International Law
New BIICL study maps third party litigation funding (TPLF) in the European Union

24th March 2025

The study for the European Commission on Mapping Third Party Litigation Funding…

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