Items where Author is "Dyson, Andrew"

Article

Dyson, Andrew (2012) British Westinghouse revisited. Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly, 3. pp. 412-425. ISSN 0306-2945

Dyson, Andrew (2008) All's fair in love and law: an analysis of the common intention constructive trust. Cambridge Student Law Review, 4 (2). pp. 149-166. ISSN 1750-0907

Book Section

Dyson, Andrew, Goudkamp, James and Wilmot-Smith, Frederick (2017) Thinking in terms of contract defences. In: Dyson, Andrew, Goudkamp, James and Wilmot-Smith, Frederick, (eds.) Defences in Contract. Hart Studies in Private Law: Essays on Defences. Hart Publishing, London, UK. ISBN 9781849467230

Dyson, Andrew, Goudkamp, James and Wilmot-Smith, Frederick (2016) Defences in unjust enrichment: questions and themes. In: Dyson, Andrew, Goudkamp, James and Wilmot-Smith, Frederick, (eds.) Defences in Unjust Enrichment. Hart Studies in Private Law: Essays on Defences. Hart Publishing, London, UK. ISBN 9781849467254

Dyson, Andrew, Goudkamp, James and Wilmot-Smith, Frederick (2015) Central issues in the law of tort defences. In: Dyson, Andrew, Goudkamp, James and Wilmot-Smith, Frederick, (eds.) Defences in Tort. Hart Studies in Private Law: Essays on Defences. Hart Publishing, Oxford, pp. 3-24. ISBN 9781849465267

Monograph

Advani, Arun, König, Felix, Pessina, Lorenzo and Dyson, Andrew (2020) Importing inequality: immigration and the top 1 percent. CEP Discussion Papers (1717). Centre for Economic Performance, LSE, London, UK.

Online resource

Advani, Arun, Chamberlain, Emma and Dyson, Andrew (2020) Is it time for a wealth tax to offset the economic damage from COVID-19? LSE Business Review (09 Dec 2020). Blog Entry.

Advani, Arun, Chamberlain, Emma and Dyson, Andrew (2020) Is it time for a wealth tax to offset the economic damage from COVID-19? LSE COVID-19 Blog (09 Dec 2020). Blog Entry.

Advani, Arun and Dyson, Andrew (2020) Raising money from “the rich” doesn’t require increasing tax rates. LSE Business Review (15 Jun 2020). Blog Entry.

Dyson, Andrew (2020) The sceptical turn in the US inequality literature: what The Economist overlooked. LSE Business Review (04 Jan 2020), pp. 1-2. Blog Entry.