Gary Lynch-Wood

Gary Lynch-Wood is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Manchester, serving as the LLB Programme Director and Course Director for Legal Methods and Systems. He contributes to teaching Contract Law and directs a postgraduate course in Law, The Corporation, and Social Responsibility.

Dr. Lynch-Wood's research primarily focuses on corporate social responsibility and the law, with particular expertise in legal and regulatory issues affecting small and medium enterprises (SMEs). His current research examines rule-following behavior and its impact on regulatory compliance and organizational culture, while also exploring age discrimination issues that extend from his previous CSR work. His research spans multiple disciplines including law, business ethics, and environmental regulation.

Analysis of his scholarly output reveals consistent themes in regulatory frameworks, with publications progressing from specific environmental regulatory challenges to broader analyses of institutional structures across healthcare, energy, and corporate sectors. His work demonstrates particular attention to stakeholder engagement mechanisms and practical compliance implementation.

• University's Recognising and Rewarding Exceptional Performance award (2012)
• Manchester University Law Society award for student learning and experience (2013)

Dr. Lynch-Wood has secured research funding from prominent organizations including the Scotland and Northern Ireland Forum for Environmental Research, The Environment Agency of England and Wales, and the Engineering Employers Federation. His profile indicates supervision of 4 students, though specific details are not provided. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through the University of Manchester's Work and Equalities Institute, particularly addressing decent work, economic growth, and reduced inequalities.