Professor Stephen D Sugarman: An Appreciation of John Fleming
Human Rights
Lord Bingham of Cornhill: Tort and Human Rights
Sir Anthony Mason: Human Rights and the Law of Torts
Aspects of Negligence
Lord Cooke of Thorndon: The Right of Spring
Professor Jane Stapleton: Duty of Care Factors: a Selection from
the Judicial Menus
Tony Weir: The Staggering March of Negligence
Theoretical Perspectives
Professor Peter Cane: Retribution, Proportionality and Moral Luck
in Tort Law
Professor James Gordley: Responsibility in Crime, Tort and Contract
for the Unforeseeable Consequences of an Intentional Wrong: A Once
and Future Rule?
Professor Gary T Schwartz: Rylands v Fletcher, Negligence and
Strict Liability
A European Perspective
Professor Hein Kötz: Towards a European Civil Code: The Duty of
Good Faith
Professor Basil Markesinis: Reading Through a Foreign Judgment
Professor Reinhard Zimmerman and Nils Jansen: Quieta Movere:
Interpretative Change in a Codified System
Product Liability
Professor Werner Lorenz: Some Thoughts about International Product
Liability
Professor Stephen D. Sugarman: The Smoking War and the Role of Tort
Law
Delivering Compensation
Professor André Tunc: Traffic Accidents Compensation under Tort Law
and under a Specific Law
Professor Harold Luntz: The Collateral Source Rule Thirty Years
On
A Bibliography of the Publications of John Gunther Fleming
Peter Cane was, until 1997, a fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford. He is now a Professor of Law in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University. Jane Stapleton was, until 1997, a fellow of Balliol College, Oxford. She is now a Professor of Law in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University.
`This excellent collection of essays in honour of John Fleming
reflects both his international influence in several legal systems,
and also his personal influence as a communicator, teacher and
legal problem-solver ... throughout the text, this collection
manages (like the scholar it honours) to combine the examination of
broad general principles and policies, drawing on several legal
categories and systems to see problems in their grand context,
whilst at
the same time exploring those same problems with a sharp eye for
individual detail and nuance ... a thoroughly scholarly and
absorbing collection. It is good value - more comprehensive than
many other
collections of similar price - and can be recommended as a worthy
tribute to "the doyen of tort writers".'
Janet O'Sullivan, The Cambridge Law Journal 1999
`This Festschrift is a worthy tribute to the towering contribution
of Fleming to legal scholarship ... The volume is a valuable
contribution to the analysis of contemporary tort problems. It will
be of great interest to scholars, advocates and judges throughout
the common law jursidictions, and also in European countries.'
Johan Steyn, Law Quarterly Review, October 1999
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