Chantal Hamill

Very experienced legal indexer, both English, Scottish, foreign and international law. Parker and Majundar: Merger Control (Hart Publishing); Teubner: Networks as Connected Contracts (Hart); Fordham: Judicial Review (Hart); McManus: Environmental Law in Scotland (EUP); Selejan-Gujan: The Constitution of Romania (Hart); Ashton: Taxation in Guernsey (Key Haven); Bant & Paterson: Misleading Silence (Hart); Zhou: Access to Justice for the Chinese Consumer (Hart); Saunders: Responsible Government and the Australian Constitution (Hart Publishing).

Degree in English; Poplawski: English Literature in Context (CUP); Brown: The Literature of Ireland (CUP); Graham and Ward: Cambridge History of African American History (CUP); Raffield: Shakespeare’s Imaginary Constitution (Hart); Edlich-Muth: Malory and his Contemporaries (Boydell & Brewer); Ward: Sex, Crime and & Literature in Victorian England (Hart)

I can index all aspects of French literature; born and brought up in France to degree level; Elsner: Mourning and Creativity in Proust (Palgrave Macmillan). Burgwinkle: Cambridge History of French Literature (CUP)

British and international politics. Bryson: Redefining Social Justice: New Labour, Rhetoric and Reality (MUP); Levgold: Return to Cold War (Polity); Qureshi: I refuse to Condemn (MUP); Cullenward and Victor: Making Climate Policy Work (Polity); Timothy: Remaking One Nation (Polity); Bauman: History and Politics (POlity).

All countries and period, but particularly Germany and France as I understand the language

I have indexed well over a hundred books on the subject. Cremona et al: The EU and International Dispute Settlement (Hart Publishing); Wierczek: The Legitimacy of EU Criminal Law (Hart)

Bilingual French speaker. Tremblay (ed): Les Lumieres Catholiques et le Roman Francais (Liverpool University Press); Chapron: Livres d’Ecole et Litterature de Jeunesse en France au 18eme Siecle (Liverpool University Press); Spector & Lenne-Cornuez: Rousseau et Locke (Liverpool University Press).

I am a passionate reader of history books and feel equal to any subjects and places. Yuan: History of Chinese Civilisation (CUP, 4 vols)

I have researched and written on 17th century Livingston and West Lothian and was involved with the Scottish Local History Forum for a long time. Long: Looking at Linlithgow: Art: The Royal Burgh in Art through the Centuries (Linlithgow Civic Trust).

I have indexed SIPRI Yearbooks for years; Anne Stenersen: Al Qaida in Afghanistan (CUP); Selwyn: Workers, State and Development in Brazil (MUP); Primoratz: Terrorism: A Philosophical Investigation (Polity); Smith: North Korea: Markets and Military Rule (CUP); Whyte: Ecocide (MUP)

I have indexed well over a hundred books on the subject. Dupuy and Vinuales: International Environmental Law (CUP); Schabas: Introduction to the International Criminal Court (CUP); Irish Yearbook of International Law‘ (Hart); D’Ascoli: Sentencing in International Criminal Law (Hart; Subedi: International Investment Law (Hart); Dawar: Legality of Bailouts and Buy Nationals (Hart); Jakobson & Melvin: The New Arctic Governance (SIPRI)

Lilt: The Invention of Celebrity (Polity)

Kicharov: Republican Europe (Hart Publishing)

Experience of tabling both British and international material

Kant: The Metaphysics of Morals (CUP); Melamed and Rosenthal: Spinoza’s Theological Political Treatise (CUP); Fritzman: Hegel (Polity); Thoma: Troublemakers: A Philosophy of Puer Robustus (Polity); Gabriel: The Meaning of Thought (Polity)

Hodge: Social Semiotics (Polity); McDermott: Whiteness in America (Polity)

Eeckhout and Lopez-Escudero: The EU’s External Action in Time of Crisis (Hart); Picker, Wang and Zhou: The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement: a 21st Century Model (Hart)

All aspects of the country, history, language, politics, travel and literature; Clarke: France in the Age of Organisation (Berghan); Boyron: French Constitution(Hart); Burgwinkle: Cambridge History of French Literature (CUP); Paulin-Booth: Time and Radical Politics in France from the Dreyfus Affair to the First World War (MUP)

Bilingual French speaker. Elsner: Mourning and Creativity in Proust (Palgrave Macmillan). Burgwinkle: Cambridge History of French Literature (CUP)

Shaw: Shopping (Polity); Hibou: The Force of Obedience (Polity); Kaufman: Love Online (Polity); Turner: The Religious and the Political: A Comparative Sociology of Religion (CUP); Howson: The Body in Society (Polity)

Madden: Paddington Prophet (Manchester University Press)

I used to represent claimants at employment tribunals in Scotland. Fenwick and Novitz: Human Rights at Work (Hart Publishing); Bruun et al: European Social Charter and the Employment Relation (Hart Publishing); McColgan: Discrimination Law (Hart Publishing).

Davies: The Financial Crisis (Polity); Gulliver & Payne: Corporate Finance Law (Hart); McNeil: Law of Financial Instruments (Hart)

Cunneen and Hoyle: Debating Restorative Justice (Hart); Brown: Criminal Evidence and Procedure (Avizandum)

Extensive experience in the subject; Oliver: Free Movement of Goods in the European Union (Hart); Ortiz Blanco: Market Power in EU Antitrust Law (Hart); Silva Morais: Joint Ventures and EU Competition Law (Hart)

Bourdieu: Manet: A symbolic Revolution (Polity); Zamora and Behrens: Foucault and Neoliberalism (Polity); Shaw: The Three Amigos (MUP); Floyd & Wilson: Occult Knowledge, Science and Gender on the Shakespearean Stage (CUP); Goddard: Popular TV in Authoritarian Europe (MUP); Wessler: Habermas and the Media (Polity)

Schmitt: Writing on War (Polity); SIPRI Yearbooks; Hall & Malesovic: Nationalism and War (CUP)

Bright: Modern Studies in Property Law (Hart)

Lees: Cambridge History of Early Medieval English Literature (CUP)

Van Gastek: WTO History (WTO)