Media & Policy
The Oxford Institute of Ethics, Law, and Armed Conflict is keen to use its research findings to best effect by playing a role in the shaping of legal and policy instruments for the management and regulation of armed conflict.
Policy Support
One of ELAC’s key goals is to play a significant role in shaping policy instruments for the management and regulation of armed conflict. Our research will regularly be disseminated to policymakers via policy briefs and a Consensus Statement of Principles. We are also interested in working with other organizations and institutions to increase our policy outreach through research, joint publications, workshops and seminars. If you are interested in working with us, please contact us.
Media Relations
ELAC’s researchers and affiliates have a wide of range of media experience in print, radio, and television and are available for comment on various topics relating to the management and regulation of armed conflict. For press enquiries and further information please contact us.
Recent media work includes:
David Rodin appeared on BBC Radio 4's The Moral Maze in March 2012
David Rodin interviewed at The World Economic Forum 'Hub Davos' in Jan 2012
Hugo Slim appeared on BBC Radio 4's Today programme in Nov 2011
Dapo Akande was a panelist on Iconoclasts on BBC Radio 4 in Sept 2011
Jennifer Welsh speaks on the BBC World Service on unrest in Libya
The Guardian covers evidence to the Chilcot inquiry by Dapo Akande and others
David Rodin on the Strategic Defence and Security Review in The Guardian
For the most recent ELAC news and press coverage please see our news page here.Advisory and Consultancy Work
Our researchers and affiliates have advised a variety of governments,
institutions, and organizations across a range of topics and disciplines.
These include: UK government, Canadian government, NATO, UNESCO, ICRC,
and the African Union. For further information and initial enquires please
contact us.
