The Department of Law, also called Juridicum or SULaw in English, is the country's largest law department with approximately 5,500 enrolled students, 200 employees and all the benefits that a large and diverse community provides. Here, we conduct outstanding research and teaching in a dynamic environment of strong international character.
All contributions in the volume "Investigation and Prosecution in Scandinavia of International Crimes", published in Scandinavian Studies in Law, volume 66, are now available online with Open Access.
In a new dissertation from Stockholm University, Dr Sally Longworth explores how international law regulates the exercise of freedom of expression in armed conflict, and the significance of this, in an increasingly digitalised world.
The Faculty of Law at Stockholm University has been appointed by the Swedish Research Council to host the Olof Palme Visiting Professorship 2024, awarded to Professor Anne Orford from Melbourne Law School, Australia.
Stockholm Centre for International Law and Justice invites you to a workshop seminar with Nikola Hajdin on the topic; Neutral Business Assistance and the Limits of Complicity in International Criminal Law.
Stockholm Centre for International Law and Justice invites you to a workshop seminar with Nikola Hajdin on the topic; Neutral Business Assistance and the Limits of Complicity in International Criminal Law.
