Publications by Mr NJ McBride

Full list of publications by Mr NJ McBride.

  • NJ McBride, Roderick Bagshaw, Tort Law, Pearson, 2024
  • NJ McBride, Key Ideas in Trusts Law, Hart Publishing, 2023
  • NJ McBride, Letters to a Law Student, Pearson, 2022
  • NJ McBride, The Humanity of Private Law, Part II: Evaluation, Hart Publishing, 2020
  • NJ McBride, The Humanity of Private Law, Part I: Explanation, Hart Publishing, 2018
  • NJ McBride, Sandy Steel, Sandy Steel, Great Debates in Jurisprudence, Palgrave Macmillan, 2018
  • NJ McBride, Jason Varuhas, Key Ideas in Contract Law, Hart Publishing, 2017
  • NJ McBride, ‘Private Law in the Ruins’, in Private Law and Building Safety (eds Matthew Bell, Susan Bright, Ben McFarlane, Andrew Robertson), Hart Publishing, 2025
  • NJ McBride, ‘Remoteness of Damage’, in Research Handbook on the Philosophy of Contract Law (eds Mindy Chen-Wishart and Prince Saprai), Edward Elgar Publishing, 2025
  • NJ McBride, ‘Free-standing Liabilities’, in Understanding Private Law: Essays in Honour of Stephen A Smith (eds Evan Fox-Decent, John Goldberg, Lionel Smith), Hart Publishing, 2025
  • NJ McBride, ‘The Right to Resist’, in Private Law and the State (eds Andrew Robertson and Jason Neyers), Hart Publishing, 2024
  • NJ McBride, ‘Tort/Equity’, in Borderlines in Private Law (eds William Day and Julius Grower), Oxford University Press, 2024
  • NJ McBride, ‘The Real Gist of Negligence’, in Torts on Three Continents: Honouring Jane Stapleton (eds Kylie Burns, Jodi Gardner, Jonathan Morgan and Sandy Steel), Oxford University Press, 2024
  • NJ McBride, ‘Must Private Law Be Private?’, in Politics, Policy and Private Law, Volume 1: Tort, Property and Equity (eds Jodi Gardner, Amy Goymour, Janet O'Sullivan and Sarah Worthington), Hart Publishing, 2024
  • NJ McBride, ‘Are There Any Moral Duties?’, in Private Law and Practical Reason: Essays on John Gardner's Private Law Theory (eds Haris Psarras and Sandy Steel), Oxford University Press, 2023
  • NJ McBride, ‘Personal Injury Law’, in Challenging Private Law: Lord Sumption on the Supreme Court (eds William Day and Sarah Worthington), Hart Publishing, 2022