BIICL Introductory Video 2018

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BIICL Overview

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The 2020 BIICL Annual WTO Conference - Introduction (Day 1)

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The 2020 BIICL Annual WTO Conference - Keynote (Day 1)

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BIICL/ SLS workshop 2023 - Non State actors in International Law | Intro

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The 2020 BIICL Annual WTO Conference - Geneva panel (Day 1)

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The 2020 BIICL Annual WTO Conference - Washington panel (Day 1)

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Annual Grotius Lecture 2023: Immunity and International Criminal Tribunals

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Rapid-response Reflections on the ITLOS Advisory Opinion

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Is international law sentimental or logical? LSE Professor Gerry Simpson talks to Dr Solon Solomon

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Deep Seabed Mining \u0026 International Law: Is a Precautionary Pause Required

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BIICL Global Toolbox on Corporate Climate Litigation Brazilian Event

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2015 Grotius Lecture: Some Thoughts About Grotius 400 Years On

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Corporate Climate Litigation: Lessons Learned, Comparative Perspectives and Future Pathways

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Corporate climate legal tactics: a closer look at the United Kingdom

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Harry Weinrebe Annual lecture: Right to a Fair Trial

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International Criminal Responsibility: Current Challenges and Future Perspectives

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The 2020 BIICL Annual WTO Conference - London panel (Day 1)

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The 2020 BIICL Annual WTO Conference - Riyadh panel (Day 2)

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International Investment Law and Dispute Resolution (course trailer)

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The BUL International Law Group event on the Sociology of International Law

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Corporations and Climate Change: Where does Canadian Law Stand?

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CEDR and BIICL | Breathing Space Insights Series | Episode 1

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Identification of adults with lived experience of modern slavery in the UK

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BIICL - Launch of the Arthur Watts Fellowship (part 1): Dame Rosalyn Higgins

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Breathing Space - Guidelines for the resolution of disputes in the 2020 pandemic

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Public Launch of the global toolbox on corporate climate litigation | Professor David Boyd

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