Professor Paul Craig FBA
- Fellow type
- UK Fellow
- Year elected
- 1998
- Subjects
- Law
- Sections
- Law
Summary
Paul Craig was educated at Worcester College, Oxford, where he subsequently became a Fellow and Tutor in law in 1976. He was appointed to a Readership in 1990, and then became an ad hominem Professor in 1996. He was appointed to an established chair in 1998, the Professorship in English law, which is held at St John's College Oxford. He was made an Honorary QC in 2000, and an Honorary Bencher of Gray's Inn in the same year. He has lectured at many other institutions across the world, including in North America, Europe, China and Australia. He is editor of the Clarendon Law series, co-editor of a monograph series on EU law in Context, and is on the editorial board of various law journals. He is also a delegate of Oxford University Press, and the alternate UK member on the Venice Commission for Law and Democracy. His research interests include Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Comparative Public Law and EU Law, and he has published widely in these areas.
Current post
Professor of English Law, University of Oxford
Past appointments
University of Oxford Professor of English Law
1998 -
University of Oxford Professor of English Law, University of Oxford
1998 -
University of Oxford Reader in Law then _ad hominem_ Chair
1990 - 1998
Worcester College University of Oxford Tutorial Fellow and Lecturer in Law
1976 - 1990
Publications
Other Fellows of the British Academy
Professor Bénédicte Fauvarque-Cosson FBA
Comparative law, European contract law and internationalisation of the law, English legal system, French legal tradition, administrative law, private international law, environmental law; data protection; education sector
Professor Rick Rawlings FBA
Welsh constitutional and legal development in the context of democratic devolution; UK territorial constitution; administrative law and administrative justice; role of law in complex governance systems
Professor Stefan Vogenauer FBA
European and transnational legal history, legal method, comparative law and transnational private law
