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BIICL publishes study on Art. 14 Rome I Regulation

15th May 2012

In 2011 BIICL has undertaken a comprehensive research study for the European Commission…

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BIICL report offers ways forward for Europe in tackling supply chain abuse

24th April 2012

24 April 2012 For immediate release The need for a 'hard law' solution…

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Patricia Ambrose Appointed as Deputy Director of the Institute

18th April 2012

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

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British Institute Trustees recognised in The Times top lawyers list

16th March 2012

The Times newspaper has published its "Law 100" list recognising the top UK lawyers.…

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Sir Franklin Berman KCMG QC appointed as Chair of the Institute's Board of Trustees

5th December 2011

Sir Frank replaces Alex Layton QC who had served as Chair of the Board since 2005.…

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Arthur Watts Senior Research Fellow in Public International Law

3rd November 2011

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Dorset Senior Research Fellowship in Public International Law

2nd November 2011

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International and Comparative Law Quarterly selected for coverage by Thomson Reuters

25th October 2011

The British Institute of International and Comparative Law is delighted to announce…

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Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law holds workshop at All Souls College Oxford

26th September 2011

The Bingham Centre held a Workshop on this subject at All Souls College, Oxford…

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BIICL Papers at the 2011 Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting

1st September 2011

During its July 2011 Meeting in Sydney, Commonwealth Law Ministers and Senior Officials…

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