Lecture title: The English common bet365 Play online games method
Lecture guest: Keith Hawkins, lifelong honorary professor at Oriel College, bet365 Play online games of Oxford
Lecture time: March 15, 2018 1:30-3:00 pm
Lecture location: E206, Zhenshengyuan, Qingdao Campus
Lecture host: Li Yedan Doctor
Supporting unit: Kangqiao bet365 Play online games Firm

Lecture title introduction

　This Bet365 Online Live Dealerlecture makes a contrast between formalist legal analysis and socio-legal perspectives. A comparison is drawn between common bet365 Play online games and civil bet365 Play online games as they appear in theory and practice, with an argument that both models of bet365 Play online games probably operate in more similar ways than would be expected from theoretical analysis. English common bet365 Play online games treats its judges as persons of special; authority, with real bet365 Play online games-making power, raising questions about who becomes a judge, and how representative they are of the public they serve. The basic characteristics of English common bet365 Play online games are discussed and illustrated by reference to the famous case of Donoghue v Stevenson. Is the common bet365 Play online games method efficient?

Lecture guest profile:

　Keith Hawkins holds the degrees of LL.B. (Birmingham); Diploma in Criminology, M.A., and Ph.D. from Cambridge University; together with an M.A., and D.Phil. from Oxford University. His first post was as Research Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. When the Center for Socio-Legal Studies was opened in Oxford University in 1972 Hawkins was appointed as the first member of the research staff, together with a fellowship at Wolfson College. In 1993, Hawkins was appointed by the University to a newly established teaching position in Oxford and moved to a Tutorial Fellowship in bet365 Play online games at Oriel College, where he remains as Fellow Emeritus. Hawkins retired from Oxford University as Professor Emeritus of bet365 Play online games and Society in 2006, whereupon he was bet365 live online casinoappointed Visiting Professor at the London School of Economics for a period of four years.

Hawkins has held a number of academic posts overseas, including a Ford Foundation Fellowship at Columbia bet365 Play online games School New York; a Visiting Fellowship at the National Institute of Justice in the US Justice Department, Washington DC; and Visiting Professorships at the bet365 Play online games schools of the University of Texas in Austin and the Ohio State University. Among other appointments, Hawkins served as a Member of the Parole Board for England and Wales on two separate occasions, and was for many years a member of the Research Committee of the American Bar Foundation in Chicago. He also served for nearly 20 years as General Editor of Oxford Socio-Legal Studies, a series of books published by Oxford University Press, and was editor for nearly 20 years of the journal bet365 Play online games and Policy.

Hawkins is the author or editor of a number books. Most notable of these is a large monograph: bet365 Play online games as last resort: prosecution decision-making in a regulatory agency (Oxford University Press), a book which was awarded the Herbert Jacob Prize of the American bet365 Play online games and Society Association in 2003. The Jacob Prize is awarded annually ‘to recognize new, outstanding work in bet365 Play online games and society scholarship’. The Prize is ‘open to books from all fields of, and approaches to, bet365 Play online games and society scholarship’, covering ‘all aspects of the field and from any country of origin.’ The book was described bet365 best casino gamesas ‘a major contribution to bet365 Play online games and society scholarship’. Hawkins is also the author of Environment and enforcement. Regulation and the social definition of pollution (Clarendon Press, 1984, reprinted 1993). This volume was selected for inclusion in the British National Corpus (‘a 100 million word collection of samples of written and spoken language from a wide range of sources, designed to represent a wide cross-section of current British English’). Among his edited works, the best-known is The uses of discretion (Clarendon Press, 1992). In addition, Hawkins is the author of nearly 60 published papers and many book reviews which have appeared in: British Journal of Criminology, British Journal of Sociology, Criminal bet365 Play online games Review, Journal of Social Policy, International Journal of Criminology and Penology, International Journal of Sociology of bet365 Play online games, and Public bet365 Play online games.