For the new academic year, we have a full programme of events, including lectures from Martin Wolf of the FT and Andr�s Saj�, Judge at the ECtHR. Plus all the latest news and publications.
Martin Wolf to forecast The Place of Britain in a Future Europe FT's Chief Economics Commentator heads high-profile speakers this term
We are pleased to announce that Martin Wolf CBE, Chief Economics Commentator at the Financial Times and one of the world's most influential writers on economics, will deliver a lecture on 5th October to assess Britain's place in Europe in the wake of the eurozone crisis.
Other highlights this term include a lecture and panel discussion featuring Judge Andr�s Saj� from the European Court of Human Rights and prominent judges from both sides of the Atlantic. Find out more and reserve your place
The Russian Socio-Legal Tradition Report challenges Western perception of Russian attitudes to the law
The second report from our series on Russian legal culture traces the evolution of the socio-legal tradition from imperial times to the present, to shed new light on everyday life and legal practices in Russia.
Commentators assess popular attitudes to the law to determine whether, as Dimitry Medvedev claimed, 'legal nihilism' among Russians is the highest in Europe.
Baroness O'Neill on media transparency; political scientists on federalism
The leading political philosopher and crossbench peer Baroness O'Neill calls on the press to practise the same level of transparency as the political and business classes they report on. Read more