RESEARCH PROFILE

My interests are broad. I am currently writing in legal philosophy, but I am interested in other interdisciplinary approaches, especially economic analysis of law.

I am also writing in private law (tort, contract, and unjust enrichment).

Other areas of interest are constitutional theory and regulation.

BACKGROUND

LL.B. (Hebrew University); B.C.L., M.Phil., D.Phil. (University of Oxford).

Visiting Scholar, Columbia Law School (2004).

Oscar M. Ruebhausen Fellow-in-Law, Yale Law School (2005-2007).

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

• Mr Dan Priel (2010) 'Description and Evaluation in Jurisprudence', Warwick SSRN [Working Paper] [article]
• Mr Dan Priel (2008) 'Free-Floating from Reality', Warwick SSRN [Working Paper] [article]
• Mr Dan Priel (2008) 'The Boundaries of Law and the Purpose of Legal Philosophy ', Warwick SSRN [Working Paper] [article]
• Priel D (2008) 'Sanction and Obligation in Hart's Account of Law' Ratio Juris (0952-1917)
• Priel, D (2008) 'Free-Floating from Reality' Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence 21 429 - 45 (0841-8209)

Further Publications