Previous Events

Theme

Series

November

2019

Commercial Law Centre Visitors’ Workshop

Event time

12:00 - 13:00

Venue

Harris Manchester College

November

2019

The Roles of Academic Views and Social News in the Making of the Chinese Civil Code

Event time

12:30 - 14:00

Venue

Clifford Chance Seminar Room

Speaker(s)

Dr Zhicheng Wu, Assistant Professor, Renmin Law School

November

2019

A case against the supposed power to waive a contractual duty: Doctrinal, conceptual, and normative perspectives

Event time

12:45 - 14:00

Venue

Keble College (Pusey Room)

Speaker(s)

Irina Sakharova, National University of Singapore

November

2019

The Purposive Transformation of Corporate Law

Event time

17:00 - 18:30

Venue

The Cube - St Cross Building

Speaker(s)

David Kershaw, London School of Economics

November

2019

'Writing the Common law in Latin in the Late Thirteenth Century’

Event time

17:30 - 19:00

Venue

Conduit Room New College

Speaker(s)

Professor Thomas J McSweeney, William and Mary Law School

November

2019

How Litigation Funding Helps Drive the Use of Dispute Resolution Technology

Event time

17:00 - 19:00

Venue

Law Board Room - St Cross Building

Speaker(s)

Susan Dunn, Founder, Harbour Litigation Funding

November

2019

Police Sexual Violence

Event time

16:30 - 17:30

Venue

Centre for Criminology Seminar Room

Speaker(s)

Professor Tamara Rice Lave, University of Miami

November

2019

Teach Out in Support of the UCU Industrial Action

Event time

14:00 - 15:30

Venue

Jesus College

Speaker(s)

Prof. Jeremias Adams-Prassl, Prof. Sandra Fredman, Prof. Kate O'Regan & Prof. John Parrington, University of Oxford

November

2019

Why reform now? A look at the history and the Law Commission’s proposal for a reform of testamentary formalities in England

Event time

12:30 - 14:00

Venue

Clifford Chance Seminar Room

Speaker(s)

Dr Philipp Scholz, Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law

November

2019

Cancelled in Solidarity with Strike Action Feminist Jurisprudence Discussion

Event time

12:00 - 13:00

Venue

White and Case Seminar Room

November

2019

*CANCELLED** The Poodle Problem: Are Corporate Lawyers Still Professionals?

Event time

16:30 - 18:00

Venue

Manor Road Building - Seminar Room D

Speaker(s)

Professor Steven Vaughan, Professor of Law and Professional Ethics, University College London

November

2019

CANCELLED Libya: Finding Routes to Justice Amidst Conflict

Event time

13:00 - 14:45

Venue

Faculty of Law - Seminar Room F

Speaker(s)

Elham Saudi, Lawyers for Justice in Libya

November

2019

Defining Patents as Investments in International Investment Law. Implications for Innovation

Event time

13:00 - 14:30

Venue

The Law Board Room

Speaker(s)

Ivan Stepanov, Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition

November

2019

From State Acquisition to State Building: Thoughts on Decolonising Taxation.

Event time

12:00 - 13:30

Venue

Faculty of Law - Seminar Room L

Speaker(s)

Dr Daisy Ogembo, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow and Junior Research Fellow at St Edmund Hall

November

2019

The Head of State's Role in Undermining Democracy: Poland, Hungary and the United States

Event time

12:30 - 14:00

Venue

Clifford Chance Seminar Room

Speaker(s)

Professor David Driesen, Syracuse University College of Law

November

2019

The Formation of the Law on Corporate Residence for Tax in De Beers Consolidated Mines v Howe (1906) and its Endurance: Importing and Exporting Ideas in Unique Historical Circumstances

Event time

12:30 - 14:00

Venue

Clifford Chance Seminar Room

Speaker(s)

Professor Johann Hattingh, University of Cape Town

November

2019

Contractual Innovation in China's Venture Capital Market

Event time

12:00 - 13:30

Venue

Law Board Room

Speaker(s)

Dr Lin Lin, National University of Singapore

November

2019

The Application of International Law to States’ Cyber Operations below the Use of Force: sovereignty and non-intervention

Event time

12:30 - 14:00

Venue

The Old Library - All Souls College

Speaker(s)

Harriet Moynihan , Chatham House / Bonavero Institute of HR 

November

2019

Islamic Finance: The Convergence of Faith, Capital and Power

Event time

12:30 - 14:00

Venue

Manor Road Building - Seminar Room D

Speaker(s)

Sajjad Khoshroo, Counsel, Allen & Overy

November

2019

The Socialisation of Private Law: Balancing Private Right and Public Good

Event time

12:45 - 14:00

Venue

Keble College (Pusey Room)

Speaker(s)

Jason Varuhas, University of Melbourne

Previous Events

Commercial Law Centre Visitors’ Workshop

The Roles of Academic Views and Social News in the Making of the Chinese Civil Code

A case against the supposed power to waive a contractual duty: Doctrinal, conceptual, and normative perspectives

The Purposive Transformation of Corporate Law

'Writing the Common law in Latin in the Late Thirteenth Century’

How Litigation Funding Helps Drive the Use of Dispute Resolution Technology

Police Sexual Violence

Teach Out in Support of the UCU Industrial Action

Why reform now? A look at the history and the Law Commission’s proposal for a reform of testamentary formalities in England

*Cancelled in Solidarity with Strike Action* Feminist Jurisprudence Discussion

*CANCELLED** The Poodle Problem: Are Corporate Lawyers Still Professionals?

CANCELLED Libya: Finding Routes to Justice Amidst Conflict

Defining Patents as Investments in International Investment Law. Implications for Innovation

From State Acquisition to State Building: Thoughts on Decolonising Taxation.

The Head of State's Role in Undermining Democracy: Poland, Hungary and the United States

The Formation of the Law on Corporate Residence for Tax in De Beers Consolidated Mines v Howe (1906) and its Endurance: Importing and Exporting Ideas in Unique Historical Circumstances

Contractual Innovation in China's Venture Capital Market

The Application of International Law to States’ Cyber Operations below the Use of Force: sovereignty and non-intervention

Islamic Finance: The Convergence of Faith, Capital and Power

The Socialisation of Private Law: Balancing Private Right and Public Good

Cancelled in Solidarity with Strike Action Feminist Jurisprudence Discussion