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- the Oxford Programme for International Peace and Security was 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.
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The Oxford Process on International Law Protections in Cyberspace
The Oxford Process on International Law Protections in Cyberspace
Cyber Due Diligence
Cyber Due Diligence
Atrocity Prevention
Atrocity Prevention
Ethics, Law and Military Technology
Ethics, Law and Military Technology
International Justice and Accountability
International Justice and Accountability
Protection of Civilians
Protection of Civilians
Humanitarian Action
Humanitarian Action
Just War Theory
Just War Theory
The Law of Armed Conflict
The Law of Armed Conflict
Human Rights in Armed Conflict
Human Rights in Armed Conflict
National Security and Human Rights
National Security and Human Rights
International Peace and Security
International Peace and Security
Public Health and National Security after COVID-19
Public Health and National Security after COVID-19
What's On
Previous Events
Mass Atrocities and the UN Security Council
Mass Atrocities and the UN Security Council
‘It’s Not Just About Big Tech: Online Harms and International Law’ - RightsCon 2020
‘It’s Not Just About Big Tech: Online Harms and International Law’ - RightsCon 2020
The case against humane war
The case against humane war
Current challenges in protecting civilians in armed conflict
Current challenges in protecting civilians in armed conflict
The Trump administration and international law
The Trump administration and international law
Defending Guantanamo detainees before the US Military Commissions
Defending Guantanamo detainees before the US Military Commissions
An insider's account of the US' war on terror
An insider's account of the US' war on terror
Values in Leadership and Public Policy: A Conversation with Alberto Mora