Add to ORKGA note about training programmes relating to the prevention and control of corruption, run by the IALS in a number of countries. Published in the First Page feature of Amicus Curiae - Journal of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and its Society for Advanced Legal Studies. The Journal is produced by the Society for Advanced Legal Studies at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London
Commentary by Dr Chizu Nakajima (Director, Centre for Financial Regulation and Crime, Cass Business ...
Editorial comment on options to involve private finance initiatives in the development of public ser...
A consideration of the scale of worldwide transactions tainted by corruption and international respo...
A note about the SALS Financial Regulation expert working group report on Parallel Proceedings, look...
A note about the work of the Society for Advanced legal Studies (SALS) and the first Annual General ...
Comment by Professor Barry Rider on a balance to be sought between theory of law and applied law in ...
Editorial comment on the Research Assessment Exercise and ranking of law schools in the UK in 2001. ...
A note on the Report and recommendations of the Committee appointed by the Institute to “review the ...
A note on the report of the Institute’s Review Committee, sitting under the chairmanship of Professo...
A note about the first Annual General Meeting of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies on 19 June 1...
A note about the debate as to what, if any should be the involvement with, or interest in, of academ...
Brief comment by Professor Barry Rider (Director, IALS) on developments at the Institute following t...
Article by Dame Mary Arden DBE making observations on the importance of research, policy discussion ...
Article based on an address given at the Sixteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime. Lord P...
Visiting Professor Munro, the Secretary General of the International Commission of Jurists, spoke ab...
Commentary by Dr Chizu Nakajima (Director, Centre for Financial Regulation and Crime, Cass Business ...
Editorial comment on options to involve private finance initiatives in the development of public ser...
A consideration of the scale of worldwide transactions tainted by corruption and international respo...
A note about the SALS Financial Regulation expert working group report on Parallel Proceedings, look...
A note about the work of the Society for Advanced legal Studies (SALS) and the first Annual General ...
Comment by Professor Barry Rider on a balance to be sought between theory of law and applied law in ...
Editorial comment on the Research Assessment Exercise and ranking of law schools in the UK in 2001. ...
A note on the Report and recommendations of the Committee appointed by the Institute to “review the ...
A note on the report of the Institute’s Review Committee, sitting under the chairmanship of Professo...
A note about the first Annual General Meeting of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies on 19 June 1...
A note about the debate as to what, if any should be the involvement with, or interest in, of academ...
Brief comment by Professor Barry Rider (Director, IALS) on developments at the Institute following t...
Article by Dame Mary Arden DBE making observations on the importance of research, policy discussion ...
Article based on an address given at the Sixteenth International Symposium on Economic Crime. Lord P...
Visiting Professor Munro, the Secretary General of the International Commission of Jurists, spoke ab...
Commentary by Dr Chizu Nakajima (Director, Centre for Financial Regulation and Crime, Cass Business ...
Editorial comment on options to involve private finance initiatives in the development of public ser...
A consideration of the scale of worldwide transactions tainted by corruption and international respo...