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Jonathan Morgan is the Corpus Christi College Professor of English Law at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Law. He holds a MA (Oxon) and PhD (Cantab). His research focuses on Contract Law, Tort Law, Constitutional Law, and Legal Reasoning, with affiliations to the Cambridge Private Law Centre (CPLC) and the Centre for Public Law (CPL). He has contributed extensively to legal scholarship through books and articles, including works on contractual formalism, public law, and judicial review reforms. His recent articles address topics like contract-tort boundaries, judicial flexibility in legislation, and pandemic-related legal challenges. A Fellow of Corpus Christi College since 2012, he also engages in legal education initiatives in Central and Eastern Europe through organizations like Juris Angliae Scientia Ltd. His inaugural lecture in 2023 explored 'Judges, Jurists and Style.'
- Education: MA (Oxford), PhD (Cambridge)
Research interests emphasize foundational legal principles and their application in modern contexts. His work bridges doctrinal analysis with policy critique, addressing issues such as judicial independence, legislative reform, and the interplay between contract and tort doctrines. Recent trends in his publications reflect engagement with contemporary legal challenges, including pandemic law, constitutional crises, and Brexit-related legal dynamics. He actively participates in interdisciplinary discussions through his roles in research networks and editorial contributions to legal journals.
Advising and grants involve contributions to research groups like the Cambridge Private Law Centre and his role in mentoring postgraduate research. His advocacy for legal education extends to judging mooting competitions and supporting initiatives in emerging legal systems.
