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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
CARICOM Project Presents Model Bills to Member States

25th August 2023

Project to Harmonize Company and Insolvency Laws presents to annual meeting…

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Centre for International Law+1
International Litigation
Dynamic Competition and Big Tech Mergers - New report from BIICL

21st July 2023

Microsoft Activision Merger - would a more robust process have led to a clearer…

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Competition Law
Dr Ivano Alogna Receives Prestigious Thesis Prize

Ivano Alogna | 11th July 2023

The French Society for Environmental Law (Société Française pour le Droit…

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Climate Change+1
Environmental Law
ICLQ Announces Impressive Results in the 2022 Journal Citation Reports

5th July 2023

The International and Comparative Law Quarterly (ICLQ), the flagship journal…

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Eve Salomon CBE announced as new chair of trustees at BIICL

19th June 2023

Today we are delighted to announce the appointment of Eve Salomon CBE as chair…

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Competition Law Forum Hosts High Level Roundtable on Ecosystem Competition

18th June 2023

On 13th May, the Competition Law Forum hosted a roundtable discussion at the…

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Competition Law
BIICL Climate Change Litigation Project Featured

Ivano Alogna | 16th June 2023

Global toolbox on Climate Litgation Project Article This week we are delighted…

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Climate Change+1
Environmental Law

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