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J.D., Yale University, 1971
A.B., Yale University, 1968
Academic Position Held
Current Appointment:
President, Singapore Management University, 2004-Present
Professor of Law and Dean Emeritus, Emory University, 2004-Present
Previous Appointments:
Recurring Visiting Professor of Law, Central European University, Budapest, since 1999
Interim Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs,
Emory University, 2001-2003 (On sabbatical leave 2003-2004)
Member of the Faculty of Law, Emory University, 1976-2004
Visiting McWilliam Professor of Commercial Law, Sydney University, first semester 2004
Dean, School of Law, Emory University, 1989-2001
Visiting Mills Godwin Professor of Law, College of William and Mary, Spring term 1989
Fulbright Senior Scholar, Sydney University Law School, Trinity term 1988
Honorary Professor of Law, Hong Kong University, January 1986
Visiting Professor of Law, University of Virginia, 1982-1983
Other Positions
Board of Directors, American Arbitration Association, 2006-Present
Board of Directors, The National Research Foundation of Singapore, 2006-Present
Board of Governors, American Chamber of Commerce of Singapore, 2006-Present
Member, Appeals Board, Competition Commission of Singapore, 2006-Present
Board of Directors, The Enterprise Challenge of Singapore, 2005-Present
Board of Directors, Singapore International Chamber of Commerce, 2005-Present
Board of Directors, Workforce Development Authority of Singapore, 2005-Present
Georgia Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, Inc.: Board of Directors (1975-1989); President (1985-1987); Board of Advisors (1997-2004)
Executive Committee, Lamar Inn of Court, 1991-2004
Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism, 1990-2004
Georgia Supreme Court Commission on Indigent Defense, 2000-2004
Atlanta Bar Association: Project on representation of illegal Cuban immigrants (1985-1988); Board, International Transactions Section (1995-1998)
State Bar of Georgia: admitted December 23, 1971; Amicus Curiae award, Supreme Court of Georgia, 1998 Board of Directors, Federal Defender Program, Northern District of Georgia, 1991-1997
American Law Institute: Elected to membership 1980
Association of American Law Schools: member, since 1976
American Bar Association: member, since 1972
Editorial Activities
Editorial Board, J. of Contract Law, since 1988
Selected Book, Journal & Other Publications
Howard Hunter (2004), "The Growing Uncertainty about Good Faith in American Contract Law", J. of Contract Law, 20, 1
Howard Hunter (1999), "Foreword: Domestic and International Commercial Transactions", J. of Contract Law, 14, l and 2
Howard Hunter (1999), Modern Law of Contracts, Westgroup: St. Paul, second revised edition, 1999, with annual supplements; WestGroup: St. Paul; first revised edition, 1993, with semi-annual supplements; Warren, Gorham & Lamont, Inc.; New York, first edition in two volumes, 1986 and 1987, with semi-annual supplements
Howard Hunter (1996), Law in Perspective: The Integrative Jurisprudence of Harold J. Berman, Editor (Westview Press: Boulder, Colorado)
Howard Hunter (1986), "Problems in Search of Principles: The First Amendment in the Supreme Court from 1791-1930", Emory Law Journal, 35, 159
Howard Hunter (1985), "Academic Self Government in the United States", Minerva, 23, 19
Howard Hunter (1983), "Curriculum, Pedagogy and the Constitutional Rights of Secondary School Teachers", William & Mary Law Review, 25, 1
Howard Hunter (1982), "Toward a Better Understanding of the Prior Restraint Doctrine: A Reply to Professor Mayton", Cornell Law Review, 67, 283
Howard Hunter (1981), "The Constitutional Status of Academic Freedom in the United States", Minerva, 19, 519
Howard Hunter (1980), "Universities and the Needs of Local and Regional Communities", Minerva, 18, 624
Howard Hunter (1980), Recent Reforms in Swedish Higher Education, with Mogens Pedcrsen (Ratio Press: Stockholm)
Howard Hunter (1980), Universities and Community Service: Concepts and Problems (OECD: Paris)
Howard Hunter (1978), "An Essay on Contract and Status: Race, Marriage and the Meretricious Spouse", Virginia Law Review, 64, 1039 |