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Books

Sole Author

• Tribe, J. –‘Punishment without Crime’ – An Historical Examination of the Treatment of Debtors and the use of Punishment in English Insolvency Law during the Seventeenth Century. (from PhD thesis - in preparation).

Joint Author

• Tribe, J. & Baister, S & Daniels, P & Morgan, S. Personal Insolvency – A User’s Guide. Jordans Publishing Ltd, 2009.
• Tribe, J & Graham, D. Basil Montagu QC – A Portrait of an Early 19th Century Life in Literature and the Law. (in preparation).

Edited Books

• Tribe, J. Core Statutes on Insolvency and Corporate Rescue. Palgrave Macmillan, 2008.

Chapters in Books

• Tribe, J. The Extension of Small Company Voluntary Arrangements: A Response to the Conservative Party's Corporate Restructuring Proposals(January 15, 2009). INSOLVENCY LAW: ISSUES, THEMES AND PERSPECTIVES, P. Omar, ed., Ashgate Publishing, Forthcoming. Available at SSRN.

Funded Research Reports

• Tribe, J. Bankruptcy Courts Survey: 2005 - Final Report: A Pilot Study. Kingston Business School Occasional Paper, No.59: ISBN: 1-872058-88-4. (222 pages, 41,648 words). January 2006.
• Tribe, J & Cocks, L. Personal Insolvency Law in England and Wales: Debtor Advice, Debtor Education and the Credit Environment. Kingston Business School Occasional Paper, No.62: ISBN: 1-872058-19-1/ISBN-13:978-1-872058-19-1. (two volumes, 309 pages, 62,444 words.) (forthcoming).
• Tribe, J & Blackburn, R & Cocks, L. Phoenixism in Corporate Insolvency – Do Directors learn from insolvent liquidation? Research report funded by the Insolvency Service. Research in progress. Publication due in July 2008.

Long articles in refereed journals

• Tribe, J. Company Voluntary Arrangements and Rescue: A New Hope and a Tudor Orthodoxy (2009) J.B.L, 5, 454-487.
• Tribe, J. The role of Directors in Receivership: who should bring actions for loss suffered by the company and defend any counterclaim? [2001] The Receivers, Administrators and Liquidators Quarterly (RALQ), vol.4, issue 4, pp 335-344. ISSN: 1350-0988.
• Tribe, J. The morality of Romalpa clauses in corporate insolvency: a case for reform [2001] Insolvency Law & Practice (IL&P), vol.17, no.5, pp 166-175. ISSN: 0267 0771.
• Tribe, J & Mulligan, M. Part 1: The Remuneration of Office Holders in Corporate Insolvency: Liquidators, Administrators and Administrative Receivers (2003) Insolvency Lawyer (Insolv. L.) 3(May), pp 101-117. ISSN: 1350-5211.

Short articles in refereed journals

• Tribe, J & Graham, D. Bankruptcy in Crisis - A Regency Saga: Part 4 - Basil Montagu QC (1770-1851). Insolv.Int, vol.22, no.9, Oct, pp.132-140. Abstract
• Tribe, J. The Reform of UK Insolvency Laws (2009) International Accountant, vol.47, June/July,pp.21-23.
• Tribe, J. Bankruptcy and capital punishment in the 18th and 19th centuries (2009) Insolv. Int, 22(3), 44-47
• Tribe, J & Graham, D. Bacon in Debt - The Insolvency Judgments of Francis, Lord Verulam. [2006] IL&P, vol.22(1), 11-16. ISSN: 0267 0771.
• Tribe, J. Personal Insolvency Law: Debtor Education, Debtor Advice and the Credit Environment (Part 1) [2007] 20(2), Insolvency Intelligence (Insolv.Int), (March), pp.23-28. ISSN: 0950-2645.
• Tribe, J. Personal Insolvency Law: Debtor Education, Debtor Advice and the Credit Environment (Part 2) [2008] 21(7), Insolv.Int, (July), pp.97-102. ISSN: 0950-2645.
• Tribe, J. The Privy Council and Brumark: a lingering shadow over book debts? (2001) 22 Company Lawyer (Co.Law.) pp 318-319. ISSN: 0144-1027.
• Tribe, J. ‘Insolvency – A Second Chance’: The end of Administrative Receivership? (2002) 23(2) Co.Law. pp. 60-61. ISSN: 0144-1027.
• Tribe, J. Trust assets held under a CVA: do they survive the termination of the CVA through liquidation? [2002] Insolv.L. 5(Aug), pp. 186-189. ISSN: 1350-5211.
• Tribe, J & Mulligan, M. IVA time extensions under the Insolvency Act 1986: uncertainty or necessity? [2002] IL&P, vol. 18, no.6, pp 190-192. ISSN: 0267 0771.
• Tribe, J & Graham, D. Bankruptcy in Crisis – A Regency Saga (2004) 17, Insolv.Int, pp.6. ISSN: 0950-2645.
• Tribe, J & Graham, D. Bankruptcy in Crisis – A Regency Saga: Part 2 – The Busy Bankruptcy Court (2004) 17 Insolv.Int, pp.150. ISSN: 0950-2645.
• Tribe, J & Graham, D. Bankruptcy in Crisis – A Regency Saga: Part 3 – The Bankruptcy Bar (2007) 20 Insol.Int, pp.38-41. (April). ISSN: 0950-2645.
• Tribe, J & Richards, R. Members Voluntary Liquidations – Part I: A Declaration of Under Use? [2005] Co.Law, 26(5), pp.132-136. ISSN: 0144-1027.
• Tribe, J & Richards, R. Members Voluntary Liquidations – Part II: MVLs compared [2005] Co.Law, 26(11), pp.322-325. ISSN: 0144-1027.

Short articles in professional journals and newspapers

• Tribe, J. Petrol Pump Problems [2001] New Law Journal (NLJ,) vol.151, no 6984, pp 718-719. ISSN:0306-6479.
• The Times Newspaper, Business Letters, ‘Governance rethink is vital’ Friday, June 29 2001.
• Tribe, J & Graham, D. Diffusing the debt ‘time bomb’ [2004] NLJ, vol.,154 no.7143, pp.1328-1329. ISSN:0306-6479.
• Tribe, J. Some Reflections on Company Law Reform. Winter 2006. The Bill of Middlesex (Official magazine of Middlesex Law Society).

Book Reviews

• Tribe, J. Book Review of: ‘Corporate Insolvency Law: Perspectives and Principles’ by Professor Vanessa Finch [2003] Insolv.L. 1(Jan), page 40. ISSN: 1350-5211.
• Tribe, J. Book Reviews of: ‘Voluntary Arrangements’ by Edward Bailey, and ‘Company Voluntary Arrangements’ by Geoffrey M. Weisgard (2003) Insolv. L. 6(Nov), pp.255-258. ISSN: 1350-5211.
• Tribe, J. Book Review of: ‘Insolvency Law: Corporate and Personal’ by Professor Andrew Keay and Dr. Peter Walton [2004] The Law Teacher, vol.38, no.2, pp.284–286. ISSN: 0303-9400.
• Tribe, J. Book Review of: ‘Personal Insolvency Law, Regulation and Policy’ by Professor David Milman [2006] IL&P, 22(3), 115-116. ISSN: 0267 0771.
• Tribe, J. Book Review of: ‘Going Bust? How to Resist and Survive Bankruptcy and Winding up’ by Professor Muir Hunter QC [2007] IL&P, 23(3), 92.

Conference Papers

• The Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference: London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London, September 2008. Gibraltar Section. At the request of Professor Bradney I chaired a company and insolvency law session of the Gibraltar section (Session 2: September 15th 16.00 - 17.30) I also gave a paper entitled: Company Voluntary Arrangements and Rescue: A New Hope and a Tudor Orthodoxy.
• Nottingham Law School: Insolvency Law Research Group, Nottingham Trent University. Wednesday 21st May 2008. Invited paper title: Company Voluntary Arrangements and Rescue: A New Hope and a Tudor Orthodoxy, and Companies Act Schemes of Arrangement and Rescue: Consensus in a Pressing Environment.
• The Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference: University of Durham, September 2007. Legal History Section. Paper Title: John Barkesdale's 1628 Bankruptcy Reading at Lincoln's Inn: The transcription, translation and interpretation of a discourse on 21 Jac. C.19.
• The Citizens' Advice Bureau: 2006 Annual General Meeting, University of York, Tuesday 26th September 2006. Economy and personal debt session: invited lecture followed by an open forum discussion with approximately 150 CAB delegates on personal credit and personal over-indebtedness.
• The Insolvency Service: Bloomsbury Street, London, Monday 11th September 2006. Invited by the Policy Unit of the Insolvency Service to give a paper on the BCS and 'Personal Insolvency in England & Wales: Debtor Advice, Debtor Education and the Credit Environment' (on-going research project) at the 1st Insolvency Service Research Conference.
• The Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference: University of Keele, Keele, Monday 4th September 2006. Consumer Law Section. Paper Title: 'English and Welsh Personal Insolvency Law: Debtor Education, Debtor Advice and the Credit Environment, a response to Professor Ziegel.'
• The Insolvency Service: Bloomsbury Street, London, Monday January 30th 2006. Seminar presentation reporting the findings of: Tribe, J. Bankruptcy Courts Survey: 2005 - Final Report: A Pilot Study. Kingston Business School Occasional Paper, No.59: ISBN: 1-872058-88-4. January 2006.
• The London Legal History Seminars: Kings College London, University of London, Friday 25th November 2005, Weston Room. Invited Paper, Paper Title: 'Basil Montagu (1770-1851): A Life in Literature and the Law.' Co-delivered with Professor David Graham QC.
• The Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference: University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, 2005. Legal History Section, Wednesday 7th September 2005. Paper Title: 'Punishment without Crime: An Examination of the Treatment of Debtors and the use of Punishment in English Insolvency Law during the 17th Century.'