Manchester International Law Centre (MILC)

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The School of Law at Manchester has a distinguished reputation for research in international law in the UK and Europe. Since the 1920s, it has been recognised as a leading centre for this field.

The Manchester International Law Centre (MILC) was established in 2014. With a team of over 30 academics and PhD students, MILC conducts research in international law and is widely acknowledged for its academic excellence.

MILC's members aim to make innovative contributions to international legal scholarship while providing consultancy and advice on international law matters to governments, international organizations, and NGOs. Additionally, MILC organises the prestigious Melland Schill Lecture Series.

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