Summary
Current research interests include an assessment of the effect of fundamental rights on private law, the fundamental moral justifications for laws against indirect discrimination, the impact of the European Union on national private law systems, and the legal structure of the contract of employment.
Current post
Vinerian Professor of English Law and Fellow, All Souls College, Oxford
Past appointments
All Souls College, Oxford Vinerian Professor of English Law and Fellow
2013 -
London School of Economics and Political Science University of London Professor of English Law, London School of Economics
1991 - 2013
London School of Economics and Political Science University of London Professor of English Law, London School of Economics
1991 -
Brasenose College University of Oxford Fellow, Brasenose College
1976 - 1990
Publications
Other Fellows of the British Academy
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
Professor Margaret Davies FBA
Margaret Davies is Matthew Flinders Distinguished Professor of Law at Flinders University, South Australia.
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
