News - Birmingham Law School Causation in International Law Description:Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili’s tenth book, Causation in International Law, has been published by Edward Elgar Publishers.Date:20 October 2022 Fiona de Londras appointed to the Independent Commission on UK Public Health Emergency Powers Description:Birmingham’s Professor of Global Legal Studies has been appointed as a Commissioner to the Independent Commission on UK Public Health Emergency Powers.Date:14 October 2022 Minister praises Midlands tech students as part of AI scholarship drive Description:A government minister has praised the achievements of artificial intelligence (AI) and data science students and graduates at two UK universities.Date:13 October 2022 Sea-less seafood: How intellectual property law can help to create a sustainable blue economy Description:Lab-grown food is an area fraught with challenges that intellectual property law can help to overcome in creating a sustainable blue economy.Date:12 October 2022 Discussing ‘Habitual Ethics?' With author and Birmingham academic Sylvie Delacroix Description:Introducing ‘Habitual Ethics?’ by Sylvie Delacroix, Professor in Law, and Ethics at Birmingham.Date:11 October 2022 Just published: Resilience, Conflict-Related Sexual Violence and Transitional Justice Description:Professor Janine Natalya Clark’s latest book has just been published open access by Routledge.Date:11 October 2022 A few thoughts on Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation Description:Birmingham Law School's Dr Peter Coe blogs his thoughts on SLAPPs and on some of the suggestions that have so far been made to tackle this type of litigation.Date:11 October 2022 Environmental impact assessments don’t work in Nigeria: here’s why Description:Synda Obaji explores the effectiveness of environmental impact assessments in Nigeria in this post for The ConversationDate:06 October 2022 University experts address the clean air challenge Description:Policy proposals addressing our global clean air challenge have been set out by University of Birmingham experts during the Conservative Party Conference.Date:04 October 2022 Immunity, Derogation and the ILC Description:Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili comments on the conclusions recently adopted on peremptory norms by the UN International Law Commission (ILC).Date:21 September 2022 State Immunity and Statutory Exceptions: the High Court v the International Court? Description:Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili discusses the High Court judgment on State immunity in Al-Masasir v Saudi Arabia, and legal and policy challenges arising from it”.Date:21 September 2022 Set up for failure? Reflections on the sustainability of long-term debt repayment solutions Description:Dr Katharina Möser elaborates on some of the points made in her response to the HM Treasury, Open Consultation August 2022Date:21 September 2022 Previous123456789101112131415Next