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Call for Papers: 15th BIICL WTO Conference

27th January 2015

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

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Our Latest Book: 'Investment Treaty Law Current Issues Vol 5' is now available

22nd January 2015

The latest volume in the Current Issues in Investment Treaty Law Series is now…

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Factors influencing international litigants

21st January 2015

The BIICL study on 'Factors influencing international litigants' decisions to bring…

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New 2014 Update - An International Law Handbook

19th January 2015

In December 2014, Kristin Hausler and Robert McCorquodale completed the second…

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Consultant needed for scoping project on Turkey

5th January 2015

BIICL is looking to appoint a consultant researcher to assist with the drafting…

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New Internship Opportunity

18th December 2014

We are pleased to announce a new joint internship programme in public international…

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Constitutional Review: Devolution in the UK

16th December 2014

The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law at BIICL has received funding from the…

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Open Justice for Secret Evidence

8th December 2014

Amendments to the Justice and Security Act 2013 following Dr Lawrence McNamara's…

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Latest issue of the BIICL eNewsletter out now!

29th October 2014

The latest issue of the BIICL eNewsletter is out now. It contains all the latest…

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Senior Research Fellow in Development and the Rule of Law

23rd October 2014

The Centre is seeking to appoint a strong candidate as a Senior Research Fellow…

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