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1 Jun 2024: Scholarship in Public International Law at Cambridge University has long been internationally renowned. ... Public International Law has been taught and researched at Cambridge University since the late nineteenth century, and the Squire collections have

1 Jun 2024: Legally trained at Yale, he first arrived in Cambridge in 1912 to study economics at Trinity College, but was persuaded to study law instead. ... Law. He remained at Cambridge for ten years, during which time he help found the Cambridge Law Journal, and

1 Jun 2024: 1964-76: Professor of Legal History, London School of Economics. 1976-90: Professor of Law, Cambridge. ... Toby Milsom chose to leave Cambridge in 1955 and was offered a lectureship at the London School of Economics where Hermann Mannheim.

1 Jun 2024: In this group, Professor Cornish mentioned Hersch Lauterpacht and Kurt Lipstein at Cambridge, and especially the latter, who was outstanding  on the faculty here because he was the only one who ... On arrival at Cambridge in 1990, Professor Cornish took

29 Mar 2022: I’d. benefitted from that at Cambridge, from the lectures of people like Derek Bowett5 and later,. ... mid-fifties and the different experiences we had had. I had a thoroughly enjoyable time as a student at Cambridge, at the same time as Julia.

24 Nov 2021: you’d spent so long at the London School of Economics and he wondered whether a. ... spell at Cambridge would restore the balance. 10 Law School, University of Lancaster.

29 Aug 2019: of Economics for 20 years. You have recently retired from a Chair at Cambridge. ... Cambridge were batting about the question of how far they could possibly change.

29 Aug 2019: to the Downing Chair at Cambridge for a short while before his early death. ... at Cambridge, later Cassell Professor of Commercial Law, London School of Economics.

28 May 2012: did Harold Potter. At Cambridge, I was privileged to attend Toby Milsom’s26. ... at Cambridge, later Cassell Professor of Commercial Law, London School of Economics.

21 Dec 2009: 5 b. 1927. Kenneth William Wedderburn, Baron Wedderburn of Charlton, Labour politician, lecturer in law at Cambridge, later Cassell Professor of Commercial Law, London School of Economics. ... It didn’t go down at all at Cambridge? No, it didn’t work.