Publications by Dr Lorren Eldridge
Full list of publications by Dr Lorren Eldridge.
- Lorren Eldridge, Emily Ireland, Caroline Derry, Celebrating Women in Legal History: Making and Shaping a Discipline, Hart Publishing, 2026
- Lorren Eldridge, Law and the Medieval Village Community Reinvigorating Historical Jurisprudence, Routledge, 2023
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘English Medieval Law and the Property Legislation of 1925’, in Transferring medieval law to modernity: Appropriating medieval heritage after 1800 (eds Dag Michalson; Johannes Liebrecht), Brill, forthcoming
- Lorren Eldridge, Matthew Dyson, Ashley Hannay, ‘Legal History Teaching in England and Wales, La enseñanza de la Historia del Derecho en Inglaterra y Gales.’, in Diálogos transnacionales entre historiadores del derecho/Transnational Dialogues amongst Legal Historians (eds Agustin Parise; Viviana Kluger; Oscar Barney), 2026
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘Centralisation of Labour Regulation in Response to the Black Death: The Statute of Labourers and Contract Law’, in Epidemics and the Law from Plague to the Present (eds Emily Gordon; Charles Mitchell; Ian Williams), Hart Publishing, 2025
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘Opportunities in Teaching Global Legal History’, in Legal History in the Curriculum (eds Caroline Derry and Carol Howells), Routledge, 2025
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘Section 53 and the Rest is History’, [2025] 4 Conv 363
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘Whatever Happened to Tenure?’, [2024] 3 Conv 251, Sweet and Maxwell
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘Leases, rocks, and hard places: Estates without contracts and contracts without estates’, (2023) 193 LQR 290, Sweet and Maxwell
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘Gone and forgotten: Vinogradoff’s historical jurisprudence’, (2021) 41(2) LS 194
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘Centenary Celebrations’, [2025] 1 Conv 1-4
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘Looking a guest horse in the mouth: Proprietary estoppel in English Law’, [2023] 1 Conv 101, Sweet and Maxwell
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘[Review of] Great Debates in Land Law’, [2023] 4 Conv 403, Sweet and Maxwell
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘[Review of] Metaphysical Animals: How Four Women Brought Philosophy Back to Life By Clare Mac Cumhaill and Rachael Wiseman’, (2023) 1 International J L Context
- Lorren Eldridge, ‘[Review of] Women in the Medieval Common Law c. 1200-1500 by Gwen Seabourne’, (2022) 138 LQR 509, Sweet and Maxwell