News - Birmingham Law School States should declare a State of Emergency using Article 15 ECHR to confront the Coronavirus Pandemic DescriptionDr Alan Greene argues why Article 15 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) should be used to accommodate the emergency lockdown powers necessary to confront the Coronavirus pandemic.Date:Friday 3 April 2020 State of emergency: how different countries are invoking extra powers to stop the coronavirus DescriptionAlan Greene writing for The Conversation.Date:Tuesday 31 March 2020 Reconnecting and Resilience DescriptionThe women and men who have participated in the CSRS project have frequently talked about how their bodies hold on to the pain of what they experienced. Professor Janine Clark discusses the concept of (re)connectivity.Date:Monday 16 March 2020 Birmingham Law School in the QS World Rankings. DescriptionBirmingham Law School has once again been named one of the world's Top 100 law schools in the QS World Rankings.Date:Thursday 5 March 2020 Medicines and Medical Devices Bill 2019-20 DescriptionBLS academics share their research and policy recommendations ahead of the Bill's second reading in Parliament.Date:Friday 28 February 2020 HEFi Awards 2020 DescriptionStaff from across the University were invited to attend the HEFi Teaching & Learning Awards, which celebrate teaching excellence in the context of our contemporary, research-intensive university.Date:Thursday 27 February 2020 Trybus at colloquium in Lyon DescriptionInstitute of European Law Director Professor Martin Trybus contributed with a paper on "Le in-house en Allemagne" to a roundtable on the in-house exception.Date:Monday 17 February 2020 Six new AHRC grant wins secure more than £1m funding DescriptionSix academics from across the College of Arts and Law have been awarded new AHRC funding totalling £1.1m.Date:Monday 17 February 2020 Displaying 1 to 8 of 478 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next