News

Welcoming Ukrainian Academics to BIICL

3rd November 2022

New Link with the Researchers at Risk Programme The British Institute…

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Jeff King announced as new Director of Research of the Bingham Centre

18th October 2022

Jeff King, Professor of Law at UCL Laws, has been announced as the new Director…

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Governance
BIICL/SLS Annual Workshop 2022

24th August 2022

Call for Papers Announced for the 31st Annual BIICL/ SLS Workshop Today…

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International Law
BIICL offers first executive education with world-renowned business school ESCP

18th July 2022

BIICL is offering its first ever executive education with Paris-based business…

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Business and Human Rights+1
Training
Former BIICL Director joins UN working group on business and human rights

13th July 2022

Robert McCorquodale appointed to UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights…

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Business and Human Rights
In memory of John Merrett

1st June 2022

We were very saddened to hear of the death of John Merrett. After a…

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Centre for Comparative Law Newsletter 2022

1st June 2022

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

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Centre for Comparative Law
New projects announced to address COVID-19 challenges

6th April 2022

UK-Japanese social science and humanities projects to address the challenges…

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Comparative Law+2
COVID-19Intellectual Property
New article published by Guy Beringer in City A.M

1st April 2022

Guy Beringer, Co-Chairman of the Bingham Development Board considers how the…

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Comparative Law+3
International LitigationRule of LawUkraine
BIICL and CEDR launch new podcast series

31st March 2022

BIICL is proud to partner with the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR)…

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Centre for Comparative Law+3
Comparative LawCOVID-19International Litigation

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