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University puts water governance in Africa under the spotlight
Experts from the University of Aberdeen’s Centre for Constitutional and Public International Law helped lead discussions on the future of transboundary water governance in Africa this week as part of a global forum focused on advancing water resources knowledge, policy and management. Nearly half the population of Africa have no access...
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Dr Eddy Wifa gave a guest lecture at the University of Eduardo Mondlane, Maputo, Mozambique
On Tuesday 23rd November 2021, Dr Eddy Wifa gave a guest lecture to Oil and Gas Economics Postgraduate Students of the University of Eduardo Mondlane, Maputo, Mozambique. The lecture was on "Offshore Oil and Gas Health, Safety and Environmental Regulation: Lessons for Emerging African Oil and Gas Jurisdictions". The lecture...
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The School of Law Launches Innovative COVID-19 Research Group with Kobe University and BIICL
Two COVID-related research grants worth £620,000 (USD $850,000) have just been awarded to the University of Aberdeen’s School of Law and its research partners of Kobe University’s Graduate School of Law and the British Institute for International and Comparative Law (BIICL). The funds from the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science...
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Two lecturers appointed as the new heads for the Centre for Private International Law
Dr Katarina Trimmings and Dr Patricia Živković have been appointed as the new Director and Associate Director of the Centre for Private International Law. The Centre was established in 2012 to support and promote the development of private international law, and to provide platforms for the discussion of current issues in...
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Dr Wifa and Prof Paterson participated in a joined Black History Month and Road to COP26 event
On Wednesday the 27th of October 2021, Dr Eddy Wifa and Prof John Paterson participated in the just concluded Black History Month and Road to COP26 event with the theme "The Energy and Climate Crisis in Africa: Lessons from Colonialism, sustainable Business Models and Resilient African Communities. " Dr Wifa...
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Centre for Private International Law awarded two RSE Research Grants
The University of Aberdeen’s Centre for Private International Law was awarded two prestigious research grants by the Royal Society of Edinburgh. The grants will support essential research which will help to shape the development of Scots Private International Law at a crucial moment in the history of its development. Through...
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Professor Donna McKenzie Skene retires from the School of Law, after 29 years of service.
Professor Donna McKenzie Skene retires from the School of Law today, after 29 years of service to the University of Aberdeen.
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The School of Law's Dr Thomas L Muinzer gives oral evidence to the Northern Irish Parliament
Dr Thomas L Muinzer, Co-Director of the Aberdeen University Centre for Energy Law, provided oral evidence to the AERA Committee of the Northern Ireland Assembly, over 10:15-11:15, Thursday 23rd of September. His oral evidence was accompanied by a written policy submission, concerning the Climate Change Bill introduced by Claire Bailey MLA...
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Dr. Eddy Wifa and Mary Gilmore-Maurer presented their research at the SLS Annual Conference,
At this year's SLS Annual Conference, Dr. Eddy Wifa and Mary Gilmore-Maurer presented their research on 'Energy Transition in Oil-Dependent States: re-examining energy governance through the lens of energy justice and energy democracy for wider participation". Their research was presented for the inaugural SLS panel on 'Key Contemporary Issues in...
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Law Expert and PhD Student participate in University Côte d'Azur Summer School
Dr Irene Couzigou, expert in Public International Law, and PhD student, Alina Holzhausen, recently attended a four-day International Summer School in Nice.
