Publications by Professor David Howarth

Full list of publications by Professor David Howarth.

  • David Howarth, May, Winchester, ‘Lawyers and the Rule of Law’, in Handbook on the Rule of Law, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2018
  • David Howarth, Subrahmanian et al., ‘Does Law Wear Out?’, in Engineering a Better Future Interplay between Engineering, Social Sciences and Innovation, Springer, 2018
  • David Howarth, Elliott, WIlliams, Young, ‘Of Power Cables and Bridges: Individual Rights and Retrospectivity in Miller and Beyond’, in The UK Constitution After Miller Brexit and Beyond., Hart Publishing, 2018
  • David Howarth, C. Rohr, F. Dunkerley, Mady Delvaux, ‘Socio-economic analysis of the EU Common approach on liability rules and insurance related to connected and autonomous vehicles’, in A Common EU Approach to Liability Rules and Insurance for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles European Added Value Assessment Accompanying the European Parliament's Legislative Own-initiative Report, European Parliament, 2018
  • David Howarth, None, Paul Evans, ‘Is the Lex Parliamentaria Really Law? The House of Commons as a Legal System’, in Essays on the History of Parliamentary Procedure, Hart Publishing, 2017
  • David Howarth, Céline Lageot, Nathalie Martin-Papineau, None, ‘Removing precariousness: a conceptual note’, in Approches franco-britanniques de la précarité, LGDJ, 2016
  • David Howarth, David Feldman, Mark Elliott, ‘The Politics of Public Law’, in Cambridge Companion to Public Law, 2015
  • David Howarth, David Feldman, David Feldman, ‘Lawyers in the House of Commons’, in Law in Politics, Politics in Law, Hart Publishing, 2013
  • David Howarth, A. Fitzpatrick, A. Fitzpatrick, ‘The House of Lords: Central Policy Issues’, in The End of the Peer Show?, Constitution Society, 2011
  • David Howarth, C. Sappideen, P. Vines, C. Sappideen, P. Vines, ‘Intentional Torts’, in Fleming's Law of Torts, Thomson-Reuters, 2011
  • David Howarth, C. Sappideen, P. Vines, C. Sappideen, P. Vines, ‘Defences to the Intentional Torts’, in Fleming's Law of Torts, Thomson-Reuters, 2011
  • David Howarth, A. Hartkamp, M. Hesselink, E. Hondius, C.Mak, C.E. du Perron, A. Hartkamp, M. Hesselink, E. Hondius, C.Mak, C.E. du Perron, ‘The General Conditions of Unlawfulness’, in Towards a European Civil Code 4th edition (revised and expanded), Kluwer Law International, 2010
  • David Howarth, D. Brack, R. Grayson, D. Howarth, D. Brack, R. Grayson, D. Howarth, ‘What is Social Liberalism?’, in Reinventing the State, Politico's Publishing Ltd, 2007
  • David Howarth, K Oliphant et al, K Oliphant et al, ‘The Duty of Care’, in Law of Tort (Butterworths Common Law Series), Lexis-Nexis/Butterworths, 2007
  • David Howarth, D Brack, E Randall, D Brack, E Randall, ‘Economic Concepts: Markets and Prosperity', 'Economic Concepts: Welfare State', Rationality', 'Hobhouse', 'Rawls', and 'Weber’, in Dictionary of Liberal Thought, Politico's Publishing Ltd, 2007
  • David Howarth, D. Astle et al, D. Astle et al, ‘Energy: A sustainable non-nuclear future’, in Britain after Blair, Profile Books Ltd, 2006
  • David Howarth, A Hartkamp et al, A Hartkamp et al, ‘The General Conditions of Unlawfulness’, in Towards a European Civil Code, Kluwer Law International, 2004
  • David Howarth, S Hedley, M Halliwell, S Hedley, M Halliwell, ‘Profits from Breach of Contract’, in The Law of Restitution (Butterworths Common Law Series, 2002), Lexis-Nexis/Butterworths, 2002
  • David Howarth, S Hedley, M Halliwell, S Hedley, M Halliwell, ‘Restitution for Torts and Miscellaneous Other Wrongs’, in The Law of Restitution (Butterworths Common Law Series, 2002), Lexis-Nexis/Butterworths, 2002
  • David Howarth, A Grubb, A Grubb, ‘General Defences’, in The Law of Tort (Butterworths Common Law Series, 2001), Lexis-Nexis/Butterworths, 2001
  • David Howarth, A Grubb, A Grubb, ‘The Duty of Care’, in The Law of Tort (Butterworths Common Law Series, 2001), Lexis-Nexis/Butterworths, 2001
  • David Howarth, Hartkamp, Heeselink, Hondius et al, Hartkamp, Heeselink, Hondius et al, ‘The General Conditions of Unlawfulness’, in Towards a European Civil Code II, Kluwer Law International, 1998
  • David Howarth, P Birks, P Birks, ‘Is there a future for the intentional torts?’, in The Classification of Obligations, Oxford University Press, 1997
  • David Howarth, E Banakas, E Banakas, ‘Economic Loss in England: The search for coherence’, in Civil Liability for Pure Economic Loss, Kluwer Law International, 1996
  • David Howarth, Gross, Harrison, Gross, Harrison, ‘Making Sense Out of Nonsense’, in Jurisprudence: Cambridge Essays, Oxford University Press, 1992
  • David Howarth, ‘The Place of Tort Law in the Public Transport System: The Case of the British Railway’, Journal of European Tort Law 9(2):191-225, 2018
  • David Howarth, Shona Wilson Stark, ‘H.L.A. Hart's secondary rules: what do ‘officials’ really think?’, International Journal of Law in Context 1-26 24 Apr 2017
  • David Howarth, ‘Libel: Its Purpose and Reform’, [2011] Modern Law Review 845-877
  • David Howarth, ‘The Backbench Business Committee of the House of Commons’, [2011] Public Law 490-98
  • David Howarth, ‘The Costs of Libel Actions: A Sceptical Note’, [2011] Cambridge Law Journal 397-419
  • David Howarth, ‘The Criminal Evidence (Witness Anonymity) Act 2008’’, (2008) 8 Archbold News 6-10
  • David Howarth, ‘Many Duties of Care - Or A Duty of Care?’, Notes from the Underground Oxford Journal of Legal Studies Volume 26, Number 3, 2006 , pp. 449-472
  • David Howarth, ‘Against Lumley v Gye’, (2005) 68(2) Modern Law Review 195-232
  • David Howarth, ‘Poisoned Wells: "Proximity" and "Assumption of Responsibility" in Negligence. Sutradhar v NERC’, [2005] Cambridge Law Journal 23-26
  • David Howarth, ‘Civil Liability for GM Farming: GM crops and the existing law’, (2004) 12(5) Environmental Liability 185
  • David Howarth, ‘Public Authority Non-Liability: Spinning out of Control?’, [2004] CLJ 542
  • David Howarth, ‘Civil Liability for GM Farming: unanswered questions’, (2004) 12(4) Environmental Liability 137
  • David Howarth, ‘Nuisance and the House of Lords: Squaring the Triangle’, [2004] Journal of Environmental Law 233
  • David Howarth, ‘The House of Lords and the Animals Act: Closing the Stable Door’, [2003] CLJ 548-551
  • David Howarth, ‘Is Law A Humanity (Or is it more like Engineering?)’, (2003) 3(1) Arts and Humanities in Higher Education 7-26
  • David Howarth, ‘Confidence, Data Protection and the Supermodel’, [2003] C.L.J. 17
  • David Howarth, ‘Muddying the Waters: Tort Law and the Environment’, [2002] Washburn Law Journal 469-513
  • David Howarth, ‘Privacy, Confidentiality and the Cult of Celebrity’, [2002] CLJ 264-268
  • David Howarth, ‘Three Forms of Responsibility: On the Relationship Between Tort Law and the Welfare State’, [2001] CLJ 553-580
  • David Howarth, ‘On the Question 'What is Law?' (2000) 6(3) Res Publica 259’, (2000) 6(3) Res Publica 259
  • David Howarth, ‘Complexity Strikes Back: Valuation in the House of Lords’, (2000) 8 Tort Law Rev 85
  • David Howarth, ‘Towards a Guilt-Free Society’, Times Literary Supplement 5 June 1998, pp. 11-12
  • David Howarth, ‘My Brother's Keeper: Liability for the acts of third parties’, [1994] Legal Studies 88
  • David Howarth, ‘Negligence after Murphy: Time to rethink’, [1991] CLJ 58-99
  • David Howarth, ‘The Autonomy of Labour Law: A reply to Professor Wedderburn’, 17 Industrial L.J. 11 (1988)
  • David Howarth, ‘O Madness of Discourse: Causation and the Law’, 96 Yale L.J. 1389-1424 (1987)
  • David Howarth, ‘Neutral Principles for Employers’, [1987] CLJ 227
  • David Howarth, ‘Frustration for Labour Lawyers’, [1987] CLJ 47
  • David Howarth, ‘Church and State in Employment Law’, [1986] Cambridge L.J. 404
  • David Howarth, ‘Bristow v. City Petroleum; Sealand v. Barratt’, [1986] Industrial L.J. 190
  • David Howarth, ‘The Truck Act 1896 - Last Rites’, [1986] CLJ 30
  • David Howarth, ‘A History of British Regional Policy in the 1970s’, 2 Yale & Policy Rev. (1984) 215-255
  • David Howarth, J.D. Fraser, J.D. Fraser, ‘More concern for cause’, 4 Legal Studies 131 (1984)
  • David Howarth, ‘Fear and Loathing in Dorset: No public authority duty to protect?’, (2018) 77(2) CLJ 248-251
  • David Howarth, ‘Noise and Nuisance’, (2014) 73(2) CLJ 247-250
  • David Howarth, ‘Bowing and Scraping: How the law favours the Royal Family’, Times Literary Supplement 30 June 2017
  • David Howarth, ‘A Coalition is Born’, [2011] Journal of Liberal History 40-45
  • David Howarth, ‘In the Theatre State’, Times Literary Supplement 11 March 2011, p 23