This is a collection of writings by Ian Macneil, one of the foremost academics in the field of contract law, on the relational theory of contract. In over 30 books and papers published since 1960, Macneil has made the most substantial contribution to the formulation of the relational theory of contract. This collection abridges the majority of those works, some of which can be difficult to obtain, to give a comprehensive yet concise statement of Macneil's views. This book will be of interest to academics, practitioners and advanced students in both the UK and the US. * Provides a succinct and accessible statement of Macneil's thought * An indispensable reference point for all of those engaged in advanced contract scholarship * Includes introductory essays by David Campbell; Jay M Feinman, Distinguished Professor of Law, Rutgers University, Camden; and Peter Vincent-Jones, Professor of Law, Lancashire Law School * Provides a complete bibliography of writings by Macneil

The Relational Theory of Contract : Selected Works of Ian MacNeil

David Campbell

SWEET MAXWELL

<p>This book came about as a result of the popularity of stories heard during the BBC Radio Scotland series A Scottish Religious Service. Designed for adults to read to children it provides excellent material for parents and teachers wishing to carry on the valuable and important tradition of story-telling and so cultivate the art of listening in their children. David Campbell, the compiler, formerly a teacher, now produces this series, among . others, for the BBC and is himself a writer and poet.</p>

Tales to Tell

Religion & Spirituality

Saint Andrew Press

Writing Security: United States Foreign Policy and the Politics of Identity

History

Americas

Manchester University Press

Applications of systemic family therapy: The Milan approach (Complementary frameworks of theory and practice)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Grune Stratton

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Politics & Government

Univ of Minnesota Pr

<p>This book is a refreshing ingenious approach to per-sonal growth that will help you find to do with your life and improve your relationships with family and freinds. Dr. Campbell points out to readers the many paths to a satisfying, successful life.</p>

If You Don't Know Where You're Going, You'll Probably End Up Somewhere Else

Thomas More Association

The Use of Personality Measures in the Leadership Development Programs

Ellen Van Velsor

Center for Creative Leadership

Take the Road to Creativity

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Tabor Publishing

Organisations and the Business Environment

Tom Craig

Taylor&Francis

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