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The Law Faculty is also proud to be associated
with various interdisciplinary Research Centres hosted by Oxford colleges,
in which members of the Law Faculty are active participants.
The Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre was founded in 1990 at St.
Peter’s College through a generous gift from the Hitachi Corporation. The
Centre’s mission is to facilitate and conduct advanced research into all aspects
of Intellectual Property, particularly the proper role of intellectual property
in the light of the new technologies.
Oxford
Intellectual Property Research Centre website
The
Oxford Centre for Ethics and Philosophy of Law
was established in 2002 with funds provided by Corpus Christi College,
Merton College, and University College. It aims to bring together
scholars working in the neighbouring fields of moral and legal philosophy,
and in particular to bring distinguished academic visitors to Oxford.
Oxford
Centre for Ethics and Philosophy of Law website
The
Oxford Internet Institute, founded in 2001 with the support
of the Shirley Foundation and based at Balliol College, aims to become the world's leading multi-disciplinary academic centre focused on
furthering understanding of the economic, political, institutional, scientific,
legal and other social factors shaping the Internet and its implications for
society.Oxford
Internet Institute website
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