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Competition Law Forum hosts the 5th annual tech antitrust roundtable with Linklaters

24th November 2023

On 20th November, the Competition Law Forum and Linklaters hosted a roundtable…

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Competition Law
Centre For Comparative Law Newsletter 2023

6th November 2023

The Centre for Comparative Law has published its autumn newsletter Topics…

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Centre for Comparative Law
BIICL and ISMS contribute to Deposit Insurance Scheme

19th October 2023

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

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Centre for International Law
WTO DDG Ellard delivers keynote speech at BIICL

9th October 2023

WTO Deputy Director General Ellard highlights the impact of technological…

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European Law+1
Investment and Trade
Judge Heidar elected president of the International Tribunal of the Law of the Sea

3rd October 2023

BIICL is delighted to hear that Judge Thomas Heidar has been elected president…

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Courts and Tribunals+1
Law of the Sea
Professor Alan Boyle

18th September 2023

BIICL is deeply saddened by the passing of Professor Alan Boyle. Beyond his…

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ICLQ Announces New General Editor

11th September 2023

Professor Alex Mills appointed as General Editor of the International and…

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New BIICL study examines ways to recognise qualifications across EU

8th September 2023

BIICL has been commissioned by the European Committee of the Regions to undertake…

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European Law+2
Labour RightsMigration
New report on Intangible Cultural Heritage & Climate Change

7th September 2023

We are delighted to announce the publication of our research on Intangible…

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Climate Change+1
Cultural Heritage
ICLQ General Editor Steps Down

5th September 2023

Sir Malcolm Evans Steps Down as General Editor of the International and Comparative…

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ICLQ

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