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Anne-Michelle Slater and Abbe Brown attend Workshop hosted by University of Northumbria
Anne-Michelle Slater and Abbe Brown attended a workshop at the University of Northumbria on 9 April 2019 at the invitation of Professor Gita Gill. The interdisciplinary group across law and science explored best practices regarding approaches to uncertainty and precaution. This workshop was the first step in a project funded by...
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American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Conference: Day 1
Professor Margaret Ross recently participated in the American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Conference in Minneapolis and shares some comments from day one of the Conference. The plenary on “Dispute resolution in the Court – delivery of Justice in the self-service society” was a fabulous start and made it well worth coming...
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Dr Titilayo Adebola presents at the Socio-Legal Studies Association Conference in Leeds
Dr Titilayo Adebola attended the Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) Annual Conference at the University of Leeds, on 3 to 5 April. The conference brought together academics in the field of socio-legal studies to disseminate knowledge and foster networks. Dr Adebola delivered a paper on: ‘Variations in Intellectual Property (IP) Governance in Africa: Attempts...
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Professor Margaret Ross to attend the American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Conference
Professor Margaret Ross will attend the American Bar Association Dispute Resolution Conference in Minneapolis. The title of the conference is: "Shining the Light on the Parties in Dispute Resolution" and it will take place from the 10-13th April. In addition to the conference, Professor Ross will participate in a Symposium on...
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Dr Constantinos Yiallourides presented a paper at Chatham House Conference in London
Dr Constantinos Yiallourides recently presented a paper Chatham House Conference on 'Security and Prosperity in the Asia-Pacific: The Role of International Law'. This conference brought together international law and policy experts to explore the political and legal dynamics affecting economic relations, security challenges and maritime governance in the Asia-Pacific region. Dr Yiallourides’ presentation...
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Malcolm Combe co-authors new edition of the book 'Residential Tenancies'
Malcolm Combe has co-authored the fourth edition of ‘Residential Tenancies: Private and Social Renting in Scotland’ with Peter Robson, Professor of Social Welfare Law at the University of Strathclyde. This textbook is a central reference point for anyone dealing with landlord or tenant matters where the rented property is someone's...
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Dr Alvarez attends the UNCITRAL Working Group III: Investor-State Dispute Settlement Reform
This week, Dr Gloria Alvarez is attending the UNCITRAL Working Group III: Investor-State Dispute Settlement Reform 37th Session, at the United Nations Headquarters, in New York. As a member of the Academic Forum, Dr Alvarez (who is active in the field of ISDS) will participate and exchange views, explore issues and...
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The School of Law partners with Shepherd and Wedderburn to host a PRIME event
This year, the School of Law is supporting PRIME in partnership with the law firm Shepherd and Wedderburn.
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Professor Tina Soliman Hunter in Print Again
Professor Tina Soliman Hunter and Dr Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui, from the University of Bergen, have co-written an article entitled: ‘Oil as Currency: Venezuela’s Petro, a New ‘Oil Pattern’? in the Oil, Gas & Energy Law journal. Further information about the article is available here.
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Dr Shapovalova published in International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law
Dr Shapovalova’s paper has now been published. The paper is titled ‘International Governance of Oil Spills from Upstream Petroleum Activities in the Arctic: Response over Prevention?’ It examines the scope and application of relevant treaties in the prevention and response to oil spills in the Arctic waters. It argues that...
