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Barry Hough LL.B., LL.M.
Barry is a graduate of the University of Exeter. He has previously taught at the Universities of Keele, Buckingham, Aberystwyth, Southampton Solent and Bournemouth. He is a former Deputy Dean (Research and Enterprise) and Professor of Law in the Business School, Bournemouth University.
Barry’s research interests lie in the fields of Employment law and Constitutional and Administrative law. He is the co-author of “Coleridge’s Laws: Study of Coleridge in Malta”, Open Book: Cambridge, 2010 which examines, from a Constitutional law perspective, S T Coleridge’s role in the government of Malta. The project was funded by the British Academy.
His current undergraduate teaching is in Employment law and Contract and Employment law. He also teaches Employment law to postgraduates.
Barry welcomes research proposals in Employment law, Constitutional law or Administrative law.
Books/Contributions to Books
- Coleridge’s Law’s : A Study of Coleridge in Malta, Open Book Publishers, Cambridge, with Dr H Davis, xxviii, 385pp., February 2010
- The sections on ministerial responsibility, the royal prerogative and constitutional conventions in J. Alder, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Palgrave,Macmillan, (contributions to 3rd, 4th 5th and 6th editions)
- Law of Street Trading (including Markets and Fairs) 1994, Earlsgate Press, Winteringham, 405 pp + xxv + bibliography and index.
- The Privileged Pedlar, published privately by Focus Press in association with the Pedlar's Association, Canterbury, 2000 100pp + bibliography and index
- The section on ‘Representative Proceedings,’ RSC Ord 15 r. 12, including some comparative material concerning US federal class actions, for the 23rd edition of Odgers' High Court Pleading & Practice Sweet & Maxwell 1991, pp 30‑40 (see now Odgers on Civil Court Actions, 24th edition, 1996)
Memberships
Society of Legal Scholars
Chartered Management Institute