Professor Anthony Ogus FBA

The economic analysis of law, with a particular focus on regulatory law
Fellow type
UK Emeritus Fellow
Year elected
2007
Subjects
Economics, Law
Sections
Law

Current post

University of Manchester Emeritus Professor of Law

University of Rotterdam Emeritus Professor

Past appointments

University of Manchester Emeritus Professor

2012 -

University of Maastricht Research Professor

1997 -

University of Manchester Professor of Law

1987 -

Newcastle University Professor of Law

1975 - 1978

University of Oxford Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Socio-Legal Studies

1975 - 1978

University of Leicester Professor of Law

1967 - 1969

Publications

Travels With My Opera Glasses 2013

Law of Damages 1973

Law of Social Security (with E M Barendt) 1978

Regulation: Legal Form and Economic Theory 1994

Costs and Cautionary Tales: Economic Insights for the Law 2006

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Paul Roberts FBA

Criminal evidence and procedure, especially philosophical, comparative, socio-legal and jurisprudential dimensions; legal argumentation, inferential reasoning, fact-finding and proof; forensic science evidence and expert witnesses; criminal law theory

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Professor Catharine A MacKinnon FBA

Equality, specialising in sex and gender, in law, theory and politics, encompassing constitutional law, international law, criminal law, civil and human rights, including comparative, jurisprudence, political and legal theory. Critical engagement with national and international laws of sexual assault proposing creative initiatives toward gender equality transforming legal and social responses to sexual violation and gender hierarchy

Catharine MacKinnon FBA

Professor Gillian Douglas FBA

The relationship between family law and social change; legal recognition of family ties, the consequences of relationship breakdown, and experiences of the family justice system

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