The Foundation for Law, Justice and Society is an independent institution affiliated with Oxford University.
It has three principal objectives:
to study, reflect on, and promote an understanding of the role of law in society;
to identify and analyse issues of contemporary interest and importance;
to inform policy by making the work of researchers and scholars more accessible to practitioners, whether in government, business, or the law.
The fall-out from the Iraq war and the problems of democratic political participation in the US were two of the subjects covered in our latest workshop on 19th April.
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A panel discussion entitled 'Europe on the Brink?' was held on 19 April to mark the inauguration of the Law, Justice and Society Research Cluster at Wolfson College. Read more
A panel of historians and socio-legal scholars convened at the Queen's College on 19th April for a roundtable discussion of the Russian Socio-Legal Tradition. Read on
We are pleased to announce the inauguration of the Law, Justice and Society Research Cluster at Wolfson College. Find out more
Podcasts from a conference asessing the prospects for constitutional reform in Arab Spring states are now available. Download podcasts
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