16 May 2022 Dispelling the ‘Digital Enchantment' Why worshipping at the shrine of digital innovation is misguided and dangerous.
10 May 2022 Professor Trybus new Chairman of the ESA Procurement Review Board Professor Martin Trybus has been appointed Chairman of the European Space Agency Procurement Review Board after a unanimous vote of all members of the Board.
09 May 2022 The Jurisdictional Immunities case 10 years on: doctrinal enthusiasm not matched in practice Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili discusses the legacy of the ICJ’s judgment on Jurisdictional Immunities (Germany v Italy) which the Court delivered ten years ago.
09 May 2022 Can regulation fix bank culture? Dr Andreas Kokkinis critically interrogates the experience of the implementation of the SMCR in light of interdisciplinary literature on organisational culture.
09 May 2022 The Throwback of a ‘Modern Bill of Rights’ Professor Fiona de Londras discusses the Government’s proposals regarding “Modern Bill of Rights”
25 April 2022 Seeking impact as a lone researcher Dr John Kendall on the relevance of academic research in impacting the real world.
14 April 2022 Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili presents two papers on Ukraine In March, Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili has presented two papers on armed conflict in Ukraine and related international law implications.
04 April 2022 Counterhegemonic narratives to human rights and the racialising work in becoming ‘human’ Dr Shaimaa Abdelkarim writes for the Birmingham Law School research blog.
30 March 2022 Akehurst’s Modern Introduction to International Law, 9th edition Routledge has published 9th edition of Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili’s Akehurst’s Modern Introduction to International Law.
28 March 2022 Ukraine and the Inter-disciplinary Debate In this post, Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili discusses the inter-disciplinary debate focusing on the current armed conflict in Ukraine.
28 March 2022 Anything Goes? The ICJ’s Provisional Measures Order in Ukraine v Russia In this post, Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili critiques the ICJ’s Provisional Measures Order in Ukraine v Russia
17 February 2022 Technology metals: the need for a circular economy system The transition to net zero is threatened by the vulnerability of the supply chains for these critical materials, few of which are produced or processed in the UK
11th Conference of the Postgraduate and Early Professionals/Academics Network of the Society of International Economic Law (PEPA/SIEL) 8Jun
Birmingham Law School ranked in top 100 globally The School has climbed 71 places in the Times Higher Education 2022 rankings, making it one of the top law schools in the world.
Sustainability and environments How we are exploring issues of climate through the arts, humanities and law.
Birmingham ranked in top 70 in the world for Arts and Humanities The College of Arts and Law is placed 67th in the Times Higher Education 2022 rankings, making it one of the best places for study and research in this field globally.