2006年12月7日晚7：30，应我院邀请，伦敦政治经济学院副院长W•T•Murphy教授莅临我校发表了题为《英美法的精神》的公开演讲。演讲由我院国际经济法学专业教师历咏博士主持，我院党总支书记柳本醒副教授、副院长李轩副教授、国际合作处副处长张晓燕老师、我院民商法学教研室主任许冰梅副教授、法理学专业教师张小平博士、国际事务助理马安静老师出席了演讲。
Murphy教授的演讲以英美法中的“先例原则及其作用”为核心，围绕判例法的历史演变进程、英美法系与大陆法系之比较、英美法系法官在审判过程中的角色及其作用，以及英国和美国在法律适用方面的区别等多个问题展开了全面阐述，其语言之简练，思维之缜密给在场师生留下了深刻的印象。
据了解,Murphy教授于2005年被任命为伦敦政治经济学院的常务副院长，现在兼任伦敦政治经济学院任命委员会的副主席，伦敦政治经济学院研究生院主席。他同时是法律系的教授。Murphy教授曾经长期担任英国著名法律杂志《现代法律评论》的主编，在英国的学术界享有盛誉。此次演讲有助于我院学生更深层次地了解和掌握英美法律的本质和精髓，丰富了我院国际学术交流的内容。
附:W•T•Murphy教授的简历
C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E
W. T. M U R P H Y
Date/Place of Birth:
13 October 1952, Nottingham, England
Nationality:
U.K citizen.
Education:
Nottingham High School and Downing College, Cambridge; Exhibitioner, 1972; Scholar 1973. B.A. 1975 (L.Q.1, Law Tripos Parts I and II, Class 1).
Employment:
1999 Professor of Law, London School of Economics, University of London
1991 Reader in Law, University of London, 1991-1999
1978 Day-release course tutor, T.U.C., [1978-1981]
Lecturer in Law, London School of Economics and Political Science, 1978 -1991
1977 Part-time tutor in labour law and industrial relations, W.E.A. [1977-1981]
1976 Lecturer in Law, University of Kent at Canterbury, 1976-1978.
1975 Lecturer in Legal Writing and Director of Moot Court Program, Northwestern University School of Law, 1975-1976.
Professional Associations
1976 Member, Society of Legal Scholars (formerly Society of Public Teachers of Law) [to present]
PUBLICATIONS
In preparation:
“Cultures of Criticism” (paper for international seminar August 2005 at Centre for the Study of Culture and Society, Bangalore, India) to be published in 2007
2006
Review of Berman Law and Revolution II, MLR
“Durkheim in China”, for Michael Freeman, ed, Law and Sociology (OUP),
107-118
“From Subject to System: Some unsystematic systems-theoretic thoughts on Race Equality and Human Rights” in Michael King and Chris Thornhill, ed, Luhmann on Law and Politics:
Critical Appraisals and Applications (Hart, 2006) 55-74 (Spanish translation of the chapter to appear shortly)
Review of W. Wesley Pue and David Sugarman (eds), Lawyers and Vampires: Cultural Histories of Legal Professions, Hart 2003
2005
Cong Li Shi Shi Jiao Kan Ying Guo Fa Zhi (The Rule of Law in Britain in Historical Perspective, trans. Wei Hongfa) in (2005) Fa Zhi Yu She Hui Fa Zhan (Law and Social Development) 25-33
“Theory in Practice in a Global Age: : What Legal Theory Can and Cannot Do” was published in Law in the Global Age and the Future of Korean Law (Korea University 2005) and a revised version will appear in the Socio-Legal Review, (National Law School of India at Bangalore) in 2006.
2004
“Legal fabrications and the case of "Cultural Property” in Alain Pottage and Martha Mundy, ed, Law Anthropology and the Constitution of the Social [CUP] 115-141
Understanding Property Law, Fourth edition. Sweet and Maxwell. [With Simon Roberts and Tatiana Flessas]
2002
“Include Me Out” 29 Journal of Law and Society 342-354
2001
"Modernising Justice Inside "UK plc": Mimesis, De-differentiation and Colonisation" (in David Nelken and Jiri Priban, ed, Law’s New Boundaries (Ashgate) 218-248
"Law, history of its relation to the social sciences" [for International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences (Oxford: Elsevier Science, 2001) ed. Neil Smelser and Paul Baltes.
"The Habermas Effect and Academic Law" reprinted in Roger Cotterrell, ed, Sociological Perspectives on Law Vol I: Classical Foundations (Ashgate) 383-413
2000
“Postmodernism: legal theory, legal education and the future” 7 International Journal of the Legal Professions 357-379
Review of Mitchell Dean, Governmentality, 63 MLR 785-788
1999
"BritCrits: Subversion and Submission Past Present and Future" 10 Law and Critique 237-278
1998
Understanding Property Law, Third Edition. Sweet and Maxwell. (With Simon Roberts)
Review of Richard A. Posner, Law and Legal Theory in the UK and USA, Modern Law Review
1997
The Oldest Social Science? Configurations of Law and Modernity. Oxford University Press.
“The boundaries of the legal”, in K. Tuori, Z. Bankowski and J. Uusitalo et al (eds.) Law and Power. Critical and Socio-Legal Essays (Deborah Charles Publications, Liverpool 1997) 141-155
Review of Richard Susskind, The Future of Law: Facing the Challenges of Information Technology, Modern Law Review
Review of Roberto Mangabeira Unger, What Should Legal Analysis Become? Modern Law Review
Review of William Twining, Blackstone's Tower: The English Law School, Modern Law Review
Review of Geoffrey Wilson, ed, Frontiers of Legal Scholarship, Modern Law Review
Review of Thomas Dumm, Michel Foucault and the Politics of Freedom, British Journal of Sociology
1996
Understanding Property Law, Second Edition, Reprint with revisions. Sweet and Maxwell. (With Simon Roberts).
“The Oldest Social Science?” reprinted in Sugarman, ed, Law in History: Histories of Law and Society, Vol II, (Aldershot: Dartmouth), 41-74.
Review of Eileen Spring, Law, Land and Family: Aristocratic Inheritance in England 1300 to 1800. Modern Law Review.
1995
“One of Us? Politics, Difference and Affirmative Action” XIII Current Legal Theory Special Issue 2: The Rhetoric of Reconstruction. Architectural Moves beyond Interpretation (ed. Jan Broekman, David Kennedy, Jacques Lenoble) 21-52
Review of Stephen P Turner and Regis A Factor, Max Weber: The Lawyer as Social Thinker, British Journal of Sociology
1994
“Systems of systems: some issues in the relationship between law and autopoiesis” V Law and Critique 241-264
Understanding Property Law, Second Edition. HarperCollins. (With Simon Roberts)
“As If: Camera Juridica,” in C. Douzinas, P. Goodrich and Y. Hachamovitch, (eds.), Politics, Postmodernity and Critical Legal Studies: the Legality of the Contingent, (London: Routledge) 69-106
Review of Foucault's New Domains. Edited by Mike Gane and Terry Johnson. British Journal of Sociology
Review of Lawyers in a Postmodern World. Translation and Transgression. Edited by Maureen Cain and Christine B. Harrington., British Journal of Sociology
1993
“The Bondage of Freedom: Max Weber in the Present Tense,” in A. Norrie, ed, Closure or Critique: New Directions in Legal Theory, (Edinburgh University Press) 61-79.
"The Style of the Critic" Law and Critique
Review of C. Douzinas et al, Postmodern Jurisprudence, British Journal of Sociology
Review of G. Rose, The Broken Middle, British Journal of Sociology
1992
“Weber and the Rationalisation of Law: A Critical Appraisal” University of Manchester, Faculty of Law Working Papers, 10, February 1992
Review of D. Garland, Punishment and Modern Society, British Journal of Sociology
1991
“The Oldest Social Science? The Epistemic Character of the Common Law Tradition” 54 Modern Law Review 182-215.
Review of Heward, Lord Denning: a Biography, Modern Law Review
1990
Editor, Special Issue on Legal Education; Law and Critique first number (with Ronnie Warrington, Peter Rush and Shaun McVeigh)
“The Habermas Effect: Critical Theory and Academic Law” 42 Current Legal Problems 1989 135-165.
`Reference Without Reality: A Comment on a Commentary on Codifications of Practice,' 1 Law and Critique 61-79
Review of M. Foley, The Silence of Constitutions, Modern Law Review.
Review of Carnall and Nicholson (ed.) The Impeachment of Warren Hastings, Public Law
1989
“Foucault: Rationality Against Reason and History,” in Windsor (ed.) Reason and History (Leicester University Press, 1989, University of Michigan Press, 1990) 126-156.
“Reason and Society: The Science of Society and the Sciences of Man” in Windsor (ed.) Reason and History (1989, 1990) 56-88.
“Instead of Kant,” (with Philip Windsor), in Windsor (ed.) Reason and History (1989, 1990) 15-20.
1987
Understanding Property Law. Fontana/Collins. (With Simon Roberts)
Editor, Legal Scholarship in the Common Law World; Modern Law Review 50th Anniversary Number (with Simon Roberts)
“Introduction” (to Legal Scholarship in the Common Law World (with Simon Roberts) 50 Modern Law Review 677-687
“Memorising Politics of Ancient History” 50 Modern Law Review 384-405.
Review of Atiyah, Pragmatism and Theory in English Law, Public Law.
Review of Jowell and Oliver (ed.), The Changing Constitution and McAuslan and McEldowney (ed.), Law, Legitimacy and the Constitution, Public Law.
1984
Review of Benn and Gaus,(ed.), Public and Private in Social Life, Public Law
“Modern Times: Niklas Luhmann on Law, Politics and Social Theory” 47 Modern Law Review 603-620.
1983
“After Boland: Law Com. No. 115” 46 Modern Law Review.
“Come Whoam to Thi Childer An' Me” 46 Modern Law Review 363-379.
The Family Home. Sweet and Maxwell (With Hilary Clark)
Review of J.A.G. Griffith, Politics of the Judiciary (2nd ed.), Public Law.
1982
Review of Paterson, The Law Lords, L.A.G. Bulletin.
Editor, Labour Law and the Community (with Lord Wedderburn of Charlton). (IALS. 1982)
“Workers, Consumers, Class and Community” in Wedderburn and Murphy, (eds.), Labour Law and the Community (IALS, 1982) 137-141.
“Home Ownership” in Anderman (ed.), Law and the Weaker Party (Professional Books, 1982)
“After the Ancien Regime” Part 2 (with R.W. Rawlings), 45 Modern Law Review 34-61.
“Searches for Spaces” 45 Modern Law Review.
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