Mark Fox

Mark Alan Fox, MA, AKC. MA Oxon. Barrister

PhD student (Prof. Dr. Martin Baumann)

markfoxfeb02@gmail.com

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Mark Fox studied Law at the Lincoln College in Oxford between 1977 and 1980, having been given an entrance scholarship one academic year early. He was awarded a First-Class Master’s degree and subsequently entered Bar School in 1980, and was called to the Bar. Between 1981 and 1983 he worked as a lecturer and tutor in trust and contract law at the University College London. He was employed as Associate Lecturer in International Markets and the Lecturer and Examiner for the International Securities Markets Association at University of Reading from 1990 to 200, and in 2001 he authored the Chartered Financial Analyst exam on fixed income emerging markets.

Between 2018 and 2021 Mark Fox studied religion at the Kings College in London. With his dissertation "Success and Failure in Incorporating Religious Difference; A Study of Switzerland" he received his second Master degree with merit. He was invited to be one of three Masters Student Representatives judging and providing feedback on academic presentations by candidates for the F.D. Maurice Chair in Moral & Social Theology and for the fellowship of Social Anthropology. He has also received two AKC Dean’s Commendations for "The Life of the Mind: What is Mental Health?" and "Voices in the Wilderness: Leadership in Troubled Times". He is as an editor of www.phlexiblephilosophy.com, and an active member of the British Jewish Community, as president of West London Synagogue and former member of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, has been involved in inter-faith dialogue.  

Abstract Master dissertation