Yan Kai (Tony) ZhouLecturer in Private LawEmail: t.zhou@qmul.ac.ukProfileTeachingResearchPublicationsProfileTony Zhou joined Queen Mary as a Lecturer in Private Law in January 2023, researching primarily in private law theory (specifically on topics at the intersection of private law and moral philosophy). He also be teaches undergraduate tort law and land law. He completed his LLB at the University of Queensland, and his LLM and PhD at the University of Cambridge. In a past life, Tony worked for many years as a corporate tax lawyer at both Ashurst and PwC. Undergraduate Teaching LAW4006 Land Law LAW5001 Tort Law ResearchHis main research focuses on topics at the intersection of private law and moral philosophy. He is also interested more broadly in the methodology of private law theory and general jurisprudence. Conference papers: ‘The concept of harm’ (2022), ANU Law and Philosophy Discussion Group ‘Harm and wellbeing’ (2021), Oxford Jurisprudence Discussion Group ‘Revisiting loss of a chance as a harm’ (2021), Society of Legal Scholars Conference ‘Risk as a harm’ (2019), Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group PublicationsFull-length journal articles What it means for an event to harm’ (forthcoming) Law & Philosophy ‘Undesirably risky affairs’ (2024) 49(2) Journal of Legal Philosophy 97-118 ‘What it means to suffer harm’ (2022) 13(4) Jurisprudence 516-544 ‘More on what it means to suffer harm’ (2022) 13(1) Jurisprudence 26-51 Reviews: ‘The humanity of private law, Part I: Explanation’ (2020) 83(5) Modern Law Review 1112