Date:19Feb 2016 Patent trolls are a significant problem in the US. In contrast, to date there does not appear to be a reported case on patent trolls in Japan...
Tag - Video
Conference and Seminars, Human Rights, Practice and Procedure, Public and Constitutional Law
Ms. Fiona McLeay: Journey of a Pro Bono Lawyer
Date: 24Feb 2016 Fiona’s talk will educate students about the many career pathways open to human rights/public interest lawyers and the career progression of human...
Public and Comparative, Seminar
03/03/16 Prof. Yoshiaki Nomura: An Introduction to Negotiation Theory
Date:03Mar 2016 Roger Fisher and William Ury’s seminal Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement without Giving In, the Bible for aspiring negotiators, put forward 4...
Public and Comparative, Seminar
08/06/16 Christine Lee: The UK Referendum on EU Membership: Legal and Political Perspectives
Date: 08Jun 2016 The EU referendum vote on 23 June 2016 on whether or not the UK should remain in the EU will decide one of the most important questions in a generation...
Conference and Seminars, Equality and Discrimination, Human Rights, Jurisprudence, Public and Constitutional Law, Seminar
Tarunubh Khaitan: Dialogue on a Theory of Discrimination Law
Date:30May 2016 As the recent District Court judgment that prohibited bar operators from holding “Ladies’ Night” shows, discrimination law can be controversial. In a...
Date:02Sep 2016 Democracy, human rights, and the rule of law are said to be core values of the European public order, stretching from the west coast of Ireland to the...
Public and Comparative, Seminar
02/09/16 Carole Petersen: Democracy, Autonomy & 1 Country, 2 Systems: Where is Hong Kong Heading?
Date: 02Sep 2016 The escalating conflicts between Beijing and elements of Hong Kong’s democracy movement currently threaten the very essence of “One Country, Two...
Date: 31Aug 2016 Legal Quagmire: Who is in Violation of the Law – Independence Advocates or Those who seek to have Them Barred from Standing for Election? Talk of the...
Conference and Seminars, Equality and Discrimination, Human Rights, Law Teaching, Public and Constitutional Law, Seminar
23/09/16- Mindy Chen Wishart: Gender Gap in Examination Results and Beyond: Why?
Date: 23Sep 2016 While the gender gap in examination results are closing, this is not the case at Oxford and elsewhere, despite some improvements. Research shows that it...
Common Law Lecture, Criminal Law, Practice and Procedure, Public and Constitutional Law, Seminar
Paul Roberts: Thinking About Evidence and Proof
Date: 14Sep 2016 This presentation explores the idea of “Evidence and Proof” (E & P) as an interdisciplinary subject rooted in the logic of inferential reasoning. It...