| 2020 - present |
Vinerian Professor of English Law, and Fellow at All Souls College |
| 1999 - 2020 |
Fellow in Law, Balliol College, Oxford |
| 1997 |
DPhil in Law, University of Oxford (1997); |
| 1988 |
LLB, University of Toronto |
| 1985 |
MPhil in Comparative Philology, University of Oxford |
| 1983 |
AB, Harvard College |
| 'What Use has Approved’ (2020) Ratio – https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/rati.12263 |
| ‘How Judges Make Law’, in Fisher, King, and Young eds, The Foundations and Future of Public Law (OUP 2020) |
| Administrative Law 4th edn (OUP 2018) |
| 'The Public Trust' in Criddle, Fox-Decent, Gold, Kim, and Miller eds, Fiduciary Government (CUP 2018) |
| 'Law and Language' (2016) Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy |
For further publications, see https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/people/timothy-endicott
I work on the doctrine and the theory of United Kingdom constitutional and administrative law, and on the philosophy of law. I have written about the constitutional law of India, Canada, and the United States, and about human rights law. I have particular interests in legal interpretation and in the relations between adjudication and the law.
- BA in Jurisprudence: Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Civil Dispute Resolution
- BCL, Jurisprudence and Political Theory
- BPhil, Philosophy of Law
