Professor Mark Freedland FBA

European Union Law Public Law Labour Law and Discrimination
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2002
Subjects
Law
Sections
Law

Current post

Professor of Employment Law, University of Oxford; Research Fellow, University of Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law

Past appointments

University of Oxford Reader, Professor of Employment Law

1994 -

St John's College University of Oxford Professor of Employment Law, University of Oxford; Deputy Director, University of Oxford Institute of European Comparative Law

1993 -

St John's College University of Oxford Professor of Employment Law, University of Oxford; Deputy Director, University of Oxford Institute of European Comparative Law

1993 -

St John's College University of Oxford Fellow and Tutor in Law

1970 -

St John's College University of Oxford Fellow and Tutor in Law, St John's College, Oxford

1970 -

Publications

The contract of employment 1976

Labour legislation and public policy 1993

Government by contract and public law Public Law 1994

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