Dori Kimel
Reader in Legal Philosophy
Biography
Dori Kimel is Fellow and Senior Law Tutor at New College. Having completed his D.Phil he took up a lectureship at University College London, then returned to Oxford to take up a Fellowship at New College in 2001. His teaching and research interests are in legal, moral and political philosophy, criminal law, and contract law theory. Amongst his publications is the book From Promise to Contract: Towards a Liberal Theory of Contract (Oxford 2003).
Publications
Kimel D, ‘The Next Best Thing to a Promise’ 177
Kimel D, ‘On the Point, Scope and Utility of the Philosophy of Contract’
KIMEL D, ‘Book Review: The Choice Theory of Contract’ [2019] Cambridge Law Journal
Kimel D, ‘The Choice Theory of Contract’ (2019) 78(1) CAMBRIDGE LAW JOURNAL 202
Kimel D, ‘Promise, Contract, Personal Autonomy, and the Freedom to Change One’s Mind’ [2013] (19) Oxford Legal Studies Research Paper
Kimel D, ‘The Morality of Contract and Moral Culpability in Breach’ (2010) 21(2) King’s Law Journal 213
Kimel D, ‘Elección de un paradigma para la teoría del contrato: reflexiones sobre el modelo relacional’ (2008) 10(3) Revista De Responsabilidad Civil Y Seguros: Publicación Mensual De Doctrina, Jurisprudencia Y legislación
Kimel D, ‘The Choice of Paradigm for Theory of Contract: Reflections on the Relational Model’ (2007) 27(2) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 233
Kimel D, ‘Remedial Rights and Substantive Rights in Contract Law’ (2002) 8(3) Legal Theory 313
Kimel D, ‘Neutrality, Autonomy, and Freedom of Contract’ (2001) 21(3) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 473
Kimel D, De la promesa al contrato hacia una teoría liberal del contrato (2018)
Kimel D, From Promise to Contract: Towards a Liberal Theory of Contract (Hart Publishing 2003) 149
Kimel D, ‘Personal Freedom and the Protection of the Weak Through the Lens of Contract: Jurisprudential Overview’ in S Vogenauer and S Weatherill (eds.), General Principles of Law: European and Comparative Perspectives (Hart Publishing 2016)
Kimel D, ‘Preface to the Spanish edition: Why Should We Be Interested in the Philosophy of Contract?’, From Contract to Promise (Spanish Edition) (2016)
Kimel D, ‘Personal Autonomy and Change of Mind in Promise and in Contract’ in G Klass, G Letsas and P Saprai (eds.), Philosophical Foundations of Contract Law (Oxford Univeristy Press 2014)
Kimel D, ‘Fault and Harm in Breach of Contract’, Fault in American Contract Law (Cambridge University Press (CUP) 2010)
Kimel D, ‘Inadvertent Recklessness in Criminal Law’ (2004) 120 Law Quarterly Review 548 (case-note)