Flood, John
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Professor of Law and Sociology |
Responsibilities
- PhD Supervisor
Teaching & Research Interests
- Sociology of Law
- Legal Profession
- Globalization
- International Insolvency
- Dispute Resolution
- Law and Accounting
- Regulation of Financial Services
- Research Methods
Biography
Professor John Flood studied law and sociolegal studies at the LSE, Warwick, and Yale Law School. John took his PhD in sociology at Northwestern University in Chicago under the supervision of Howard Becker, Jack Heinz and Art Stinchcombe. John worked at the American Bar Foundation as a research associate and Indiana University-Bloomington before joining the University of Westminster.
John has been an Exxon Fellow in Ethics in the Poynter Center at Indiana University, an Academic Visitor in the Sociology Department at LSE, a Jean Monnet Fellow at the European University Institute in Florence, and a Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies. John is currently a Visiting Professor at the Institute for the Transformation of the State at Bremen University in Germany.
John Flood teaches on the masters' courses in the law school being responsible for teaching research methods and introductory approaches to globalization and law, as well as supervising a number of PhD students.
Publications
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