ELAC
The Oxford Institute For Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict
The Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict is an interdisciplinary research institute based at the Blavatnik School of Government.
It looks at different aspects of armed conflict from the perspective of law, international relations and philosophy. Our aim is to strengthen law, norms and institutions to restrain, regulate and prevent armed conflict.
Oxford Programme on International Peace and Security (IPS)
The Oxford Programme for International Peace and Security is a research programme established as part of ELAC’s mission to look beyond the threshold of armed conflict and contribute to our collective understanding of other forms of organised violence that threaten our international peace and stability.
Solferino 21: War and Humanitarian Aid in the 21st century
Explore the Solferino 21 project’s microsite, where you can find some of the analysis and conclusions from ELAC’s research project on war and humanitarian aid in the twenty first century led by Hugo Slim with Nicholas Barker and Moshe Ben Hamo Yeger.
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Anchoring Accountability for Mass Atrocities
The Permanent Support Needed to Fulfil UN Investigative Mandates Read more
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Our research fellow @tdesouzadias (also @CHIntLaw) discusses the importance and implicants of the #ICC's arrest warrants against Vladimir Putin & Maria Lvova-Belova 🌐⚖️ in this @ChathamHouse Expert Comment 👇 Read More
RT @RossJGildea: In response to the Call for Input by @UNOSAPG and @UNHumanRights, I was happy to co-author this submission w/ @FDalessandr… Read More
RT @Gwen_Whidden: A very happy (belated) 103rd birthday to @BenFerencz, a lifelong advocate for international justice and a world with #Law… Read More
Our team at IPS, alongside @IBVprev, responded promptly, drawing on research and analysis by @FDalessandra and @RossJGildea on developments in tech and the risks and opportunities this poses for MAPR. Read our submission here 👉 https://t.co/qcuQDQar6P Read More
In preparation of the Secretary-General's report to the Human Rights Council on the impact of tech advances on genocide prevention efforts, @UNOSAPG and @UNHumanRights requested input from civil society. Read More
RT @nima_gerami: Excellent initiative by @JoWolffBSG, echoing and building on some ideas @moodiemanda, @FDalessandra, and I put forth in ou… Read More
RT @GAAMAC_org: In its recent policy brief, our partner @ELAC_Oxford explains how #AtrocityPrevention is vital to the foreign policy inter… Read More
RT @BlavatnikSchool: Amazing women doing incredible work💫 Read More
