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Prof David Campbell, BSc (Econ), LLM, PhD, FCI (Arb)

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Professor in Durham Law School

Telephone: +44 (0) 191 33 42816

Fax: +44 (0) 191 33 42801

Room number: 111

Ex Officio Advisory Board Member of the Centre for Criminal Law and Criminal Justice

Member of the Institute for Commercial and Corporate Law

Contact (email at i.d.campbell@durham.ac.uk)

Biography

David Campbell was educated at Cardiff University (BSc(Econ) 1980), the University of Michigan School of Law, USA (LLM 1985), and the University of Edinburgh (PhD 1985). He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. Since 1985, he has taught at a number of British universities and in Australia, Hong Kong, New Zealand, the USA and Spain.

He has written on a wide range of legal and social scientific issues. His principal recent publications are The Implicit Dimensions of Contract (with H Collins and J Wightman, eds 2003), Remedies in Contract and Tort (with D Harris and R Halson 2002), and an edited collection of the works of Ian Macneil: IR Macneil, The Relational Theory of Contract, ed D Campbell (2001).

His main current research interests are in remedies for non-performance of contractual obligations and in regulatory theory, and particularly in the development of a ‘non-Chicagoan’ law and economics of these subjects. He is currently working on a book on Coase’s critique of intervention.

For a full list of publications please see: http://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/law/staff/ProfDavidCampbell_CV.pdf

Selected Publications

Books: authored

Harris, D., Campbell, I. D. & Halson, R. 2005. Remedies in Contract and Tort. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Books: edited

MacNeil, I. & Campbell, I. D. 2001. 'The Relational Theory of Contract: Selected Works of Ian MacNeil'. Modern Legal Studies series. London: Sweet & Maxwell. (Additional information) (View publication online)

Books: reviews

Campbell, I.D., & (with Picciotto, S.) 2006. 'The Acceptable Face of Intervention: (A review of W Landes and R Posner, The Economic Structure of Intellectual Property Law)'. Social and Legal Studies 15(3): 455-472. (Additional information)

Essays in edited volumes

Campbell, I.D. 2005. 'Afterword: Feminism, Liberalism and Utopianism in the Analysis of Contracting', Feminist Perspectives on Contract Law. In Mulcahy, L. & Wheeler, S. London: Cavendish. 161-173 (16). (Additional information)
Campbell, I.D. 2005. 'How MAFF Caused the 2001 Foot and Mouth Epidemic', in B Hill et al, The New Rural Economy: Change, Dynamism and Government Policy. In Lee, R. London.: Institute of Economic Affairs. 16: 185-194. (Additional information)

Journal papers: academic

Campbell, I.D. & Devenney, J 2006. 'Damages at the Borders of Legal Reasoning'. Cambridge Law Review 65(1): 207-224. (Additional information)
Campbell, I.D. 2005. 'Alcohol-related Disorder and the Nature of the Problem of Social Cost'. Public Law 749-763 (17). (Additional information)
Campbell, I.D. 2005. 'Human Rights and the Critique of the Common Law. (Review of AWB Simpson, Human Rights and the End of Empire)'. Cardozo Law Review (26): 791-835 (3).
Campbell, I. D. 2004. 'The Incompleteness of Our Understanding of the Law and Economics of Relational Contract'. Wisconsin Law Review 2004(2): 645-678. (Additional information) (View publication online)
Campbell, I. D. & Wylie, P. 2003. 'Ain’t No Telling (Which Circumstances are Exceptional)'. Cambridge Law Journal 62(3): 605-630. (Additional information) (View publication online)

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