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The Arab region is rich in natural & cultural resources that currently face complex threats.

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It is a publication day! I am pleased to present my new book ‘Tort Litigation against Transnational Corporations’ by OUP Law. Many people and institutions supported me; I am so happy, honored and proud today 1)
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The Journal of Conflict & Security Law invites applications for the role of Editor-in-Chief. The appointment will be for an initial two-year term and candidates should have a broad base of knowledge in the field of the journal.

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Newly published, our 9th edition of Tort Law Directions. A considered balance of depth, detail, context, and critique. A student friendly guide to Tort Law gives a practical approach for students with visually engaging learning.

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🚨🚨 Call for Papers - Oxford Studies in Private Law Theory 🚨 🚨Delighted to announce CfP for Vol IV, to be published open access OUP Law, thanks to Notre Dame Law School. Papers to be workshopped NUS, w/ authors' travel covered by NUS and Rutgers Law ⚖️. Pls submit and circ widely!

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While it may appear antidemocratic to deny voters their preferred candidate or party, Benjamin A. Schupmann argues that disqualifying candidates from the ballot may be not only consistent with but also essential for preserving democratic values.

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Publishing today! The 15th edition of The Modern Law of Evidence. This edition has been updated to draw on a wealth of new academic articles and include the latest significant developments in case law.

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This Commentary is the first to cover the two leading multilateral treaties on movable cultural heritage in one volume, providing a detailed historical and thematic overview and an article-by-article analysis.

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What is the global impact of anthropology on legal thought and practice in relation to cultural rights and cultural heritage?

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New on the OUPblog - José E. Alvarez examines the strengths and weaknesses of global human rights frameworks in achieving gender equality, focusing on CEDAW and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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Submit your work to Statute Law Review's newest call for papers! The journal is currently seeking contributions addressing aspects of legislative effectiveness and regulatory efficacy in Africa.

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If you are interested in debates on colonial takings and the law and politics of cultural restitution check out the OJ Symposium on Confronting Colonial Objects: Introduction opiniojuris.org/2024/04/16/sym… via Opinio Juris OUP Law

Should we resist or engage with AI technology?

David Clark argues that publishers need to ensure that published material is neither overlooked as a critical source of knowledge nor taken without appropriate authorisation, remuneration, and attribution.
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“Cultural Objects and Reparative Justice” provides a comprehensive legal and historical analysis surrounding the highly debated question: Where should cultural objects that were removed without consent be located?

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