Past Events 

LONDON

ICLQ Annual Lecture 2020

The Annual ICLQ Lecture this year will be based on the paper ‘Modern Slavery: Uncovering and Bridging the Gap’ by Professor Philippa Webb and Dr Rosana Garciandia, both of King’s College London

ICLQ

LONDON

Bringing claims for mass data-breaches

In light of increasingly high-profile cases concerning remedies for data breaches, this event will consider the different perspectives on accountability for mass data-breaches.

Collective Redress+3

Comparative LawCompetition LawProduct Liability Law

LONDON

Corporate Restructuring: Managing Investment Risks through Treaty Protections

BIICL, in conjunction with Baker McKenzie, is delighted to present the first comprehensive empirical study on the permissibility of strategic corporate structuring and restructuring in investment treaty…

Investment and Trade

LONDON

Divergence and alignment: The Rule of Law implications of the future relationship with the EU

This seminar will examine the Rule of Law issues connected to the UK and EU's approach to the future relationship. These include: the use of delegated powers and legislation, the complexity of post-Brexit…

Brexit+2

European LawRule of Law

LONDON

Human Rights Education 4 All: A Roundtable

On March 9th 2020 the Bingham Centre will host a meeting of the Human Rights Education 4 All Alliance. The Group has been working on producing consultation responses to government inquiries, exploring…

Rule of Law

LONDON

Zimbabwe - Living on the edge

Living on the edge, without rule of law, is unimaginable to most people in the western world. We take it for granted. What is it like? We have a fantastic line up of speakers from Zimbabwe and London to…

Rule of Law

Hosted online

Expert Roundtable: Modern Slavery Data for Investor Action

The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law and the Alan Turing Institute are working on a project focused on how to ensure investors and asset managers have access to high-quality, accurate data on modern…

Rule of Law

LEEDS

POSTPONED: International and Comparative Law Quarterly Publishing Workshop in association with Cambridge University Press

This workshop is aimed at those starting out in an academic career and wanting to make the most out of the publishing opportunities available to them.

ICLQ

LONDON

POSTPONED: Prosecuting in the public interest: Independence without isolation

We are delighted to announce that the Director of Public Prosecutions, Mr Max Hill QC, will deliver an evening lecture on prosecutorial independence on Thursday 26 March. This lecture is the first…

Rule of Law