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Neil Duxbury began his academic career at the London School of Economics (LSE) in 1987, before moving to the University of Manchester in 1988. He returned to LSE in 2007. His research interests include the sources of law, particularly how primary and secondary sources are identified and their roles in legal interpretation. Duxbury's notable publications include 'Law's Sources' (2025), which examines the complexities of how various types of legal sources contribute to judicial decision-making, and 'Intricacies Dicta Dissent' (2021), focusing on the significance of judicial pronouncements beyond strict rulings. His works often analyze the historical and philosophical underpinnings of legal doctrines, including the authority and application of precedents in common law. He has published extensively on topics such as English juristic tradition, legal realism, and the evolving nature of American jurisprudence. Duxbury’s scholarly contributions also include countless articles in legal journals, discussing nuanced aspects of legal theory and its practical implications.
London School of Economics • London
Teaching and researching various aspects of law, particularly sources of law and judicial decision-making.
Standard English requirement applies to most programs in Geography, Anthropology, Sociology, and Media.