Global Studies in Commercial and Financial Law
Series Editor(s): Victoria Barnes, Jonathan Hardman and Sally Wheeler
New perspectives on commercial and financial law topics of global importance
- Considers all aspects of commercial and financial law, such as sales of goods, consumer law, agency, consumer finance and corporate finance law
- Welcomes a variety of methodologies and perspectives, such as doctrinal, socio-legal, theoretical, law and economics, empirical & historical
- Provides a much-needed analysis of specific commercial and financial law doctrines, practices and theory within its socio-economic context
- Centres discussions of transnational legal exchange in the making of commercial and financial law
The series will provide a much-needed analysis of specific commercial and financial law doctrines, practices and theory within its socio-economic context. These themes are central in studies of legal borrowing, legal connections as well as convergences and divergences of commercial law, more generally. This new area of research will not only address the benefits of sharing legal concepts and frameworks, but equally the drawbacks of doing so, too. A variety of methodologies will appear in this series and all are welcome.
Editorial Board
- David Cabrelli, University of Edinburgh
- James Davey, University of Bristol
- James Devenney, University of Reading
- Ciara Hackett, Queen’s University Belfast
- Simone Lamont-Black, University of Edinburgh
- Yvette Lind, BI Norwegian Business School
- Joan Loughrey, Queen's University Belfast
- Noel McGrath, University College Dublin
- Eva Micheler, London School of Economics
- Adaeze Okoye, University of Brighton
- Sarah Paterson, London School of Economics
- Severine Saintier, Cardiff University
- Andreas Rühmkorf, Westphalian University of Applied Sciences
- Anat Rosenberg, Reichman University
- Chee Ho Tham, Singapore Management University
- Jennifer Trinks, Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law
- Christian Twigg-Flesner, University of Warwick
- Wan Wai Yee, City University of Hong Kong
- Pey Woan Lee, Singapore Management University
Write for the series:
Are you working on a project that would fit in this series? If so, we'd love to hear from you.
- We are seeking proposals for monographs and edited collections of between 70-130,000 words
- Series proposal guidelines: submit your book proposal for Edinburgh Studies in Global Ethics
- Edinburgh University Press book proposal guidelines