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<p>Julian has published widely in the fields of alternative dispute resolution, housing
and property and has edited a number of collections. He was submitted in REF 2014
and will also be entered in REF 2021. He is currently working on a monograph on mediation
and a number of papers in Law and Literature. Julian is interested in receiving research
proposals in any of the above areas especially those with a jurisprudential aspect
and also on interdisciplinary projects with colleagues across different faculties
and universities.</p><p><u>Selected Publications</u></p><ol><li>(2019)‘Privacy,
participation and the city’ (with Abigail Jackson) in <em>Global Perspectives
in Urban Law: The Legal Power of Cities</em>, Routledge, Abingdon Oxfordshire
(Edited by Nestor Davidson and Geeta Tewari), pp 27–42</li><li>(2018)‘Common
threads in housing law research: a systematic and thematic analysis of the field’
(with M Vols) in Sidoli, J and Vols, M (2018) <em>People and Buildings: Comparative
Housing Law</em>, Eleven International Publishing, The Hague, the Netherlands,
pp 1-23.</li><li>(2018) <em>People and Buildings: Comparative Housing Law</em>, (Editor,
with M Vols). Eleven International Publishing, The Hague, the Netherlands, pp 1-191.</li><li>(2017)‘Informal
housing: plurality in the city’ in <em>Law between Buildings: Emergent
Global Perspectives in Urban Law</em>, Routledge, Abingdon Oxfordshire (Edited by
Nestor Davidson and Nisha Mistry), pp 130–147.</li><li>(2017)‘Contemporary
housing law’ in <em>Regulating the City: Contemporary Urban Housing Law </em>(Edited
by Sidoli del Ceno J, Vols, M and Kiehl, M), Eleven International Publishing,
The Hague, the Netherlands, pp 1-10.</li><li>(2017) <em>Regulating the City:
Contemporary Urban Housing Law</em>, (Editor, with M Vols and M Kiehl). Eleven International
Publishing, The Hague, the Netherlands, pp 1-170.</li><li>(2015)‘Adjudication
in tenancy deposit scheme disputes: agents’ perspectives’ (with George
and Vols). <em>International Journal of Law in the Built Environment</em>, Vol
7(2) pp 162–171.</li><li>(2015)‘Human rights and protection against eviction
in anti-social behaviour cases in the Netherlands and Germany’ (with M Vols
and M Kiehl). <em>European Journal of Comparative Law</em> <em>& Governance,</em> Vol
2(2) pp 1–26 (May–June 2015). </li><li>(2015)‘Mediation and
conservation conflicts: from top-down to bottom-up’ (with Mark Reed) in <em>Conflicts
in Conservation: Strategies for Coping with a Changing World</em> (Edited by
Juliette Young and Steve Redpath),Cambridge University Press, pp 222–235. </li><li>(2014) ‘The
problem of compulsory mediation: civil justice, human rights and proportionality’. <em>International
Journal of Law in the Built Environment</em>, Volume 6(3) pp 286–299. </li><li>(2014)‘Renting,
the law and human rights’ (with Padraic Kenna) in <em>Public and Private
Renting in Ireland</em> (Edited by Lorcan Sirr). Institute of Public Administration,
Dublin, pp 209–221.</li><li>(2014)‘Selective licensing– residents,
landlords and community engagement: the perspectives of scheme managers’ (with
Giles Spencer& Padraic Kenna). <em>Journal of Housing Law</em>, Vol 17(4)
pp 72–77.</li><li>(2013)‘Construction mediation as a developmental process’ <em>International
Review of Law</em>, Vol 2013(1) pp 1–8 also published in Arabic as الوساطة
في منازعات البناء كعملیة تنمویة.</li><li>(2012)‘Selective licensing and resident
satisfaction: a case study’. <em>International Journal of Law in the Built
Environment</em>, Vol. 4(2) pp 126–139. </li><li>(2011)‘An investigation
into lawyer attitudes towards the use of mediation in commercial property disputes
in England and Wales’. <em>International Journal of Law in the Built Environment</em>,
Vol 3(2) pp 182–198.</li></ol> |