Paul S Davies is Professor of Law and Magda Raczynska is Associate Professor of Law, both at University College London, UK.

• Preface, Paul S Davies (University College London, UK) and Magda Raczynska (University College London, UK)1. Contract Law and the Unexpected: A Comparative Perspective, John Cartwright (University of Oxford, UK)2. Constructing Frustration, Paul MacMahon (London School of Economics, UK)3. Managing Unexpected Events in Global Markets: Lessons from LIBOR, Jo Braithwaite (LSE Law School, UK)4. Smart Contracts and the Unexpected, Sarah Green (University of Bristol, UK)5. Interpreting the Contract in the Light of Unexpected Events, Catherine Mitchell (University of Birmingham, UK)6. Purposive Interpretation of Longer-term Charters, Miriam Goldby (Queen Mary University of London, UK)7. Hardship, Ewan McKendrick KC (University of Leiden, the Netherlands)8. 'Hell or High Water' Clauses, Jordan English (University of Oxford, UK)9. The Idea of Variation, Charles Mitchell (University College London, UK) and Magda Raczynska (University College London, UK)10. Specific Performance Clauses, Solène Rowan (King’s College London, UK)

Paul S Davies is Professor of Law and Magda Raczynska is Associate Professor of Law, both at University College London, UK.

• Preface, Paul S Davies (University College London, UK) and Magda Raczynska (University College London, UK)1. Contract Law and the Unexpected: A Comparative Perspective, John Cartwright (University of Oxford, UK)2. Constructing Frustration, Paul MacMahon (London School of Economics, UK)3. Managing Unexpected Events in Global Markets: Lessons from LIBOR, Jo Braithwaite (LSE Law School, UK)4. Smart Contracts and the Unexpected, Sarah Green (University of Bristol, UK)5. Interpreting the Contract in the Light of Unexpected Events, Catherine Mitchell (University of Birmingham, UK)6. Purposive Interpretation of Longer-term Charters, Miriam Goldby (Queen Mary University of London, UK)7. Hardship, Ewan McKendrick KC (University of Leiden, the Netherlands)8. 'Hell or High Water' Clauses, Jordan English (University of Oxford, UK)9. The Idea of Variation, Charles Mitchell (University College London, UK) and Magda Raczynska (University College London, UK)10. Specific Performance Clauses, Solène Rowan (King’s College London, UK)

Paul S Davies is Professor of Law and Magda Raczynska is Associate Professor of Law, both at University College London, UK.

• Preface, Paul S Davies (University College London, UK) and Magda Raczynska (University College London, UK)1. Contract Law and the Unexpected: A Comparative Perspective, John Cartwright (University of Oxford, UK)2. Constructing Frustration, Paul MacMahon (London School of Economics, UK)3. Managing Unexpected Events in Global Markets: Lessons from LIBOR, Jo Braithwaite (LSE Law School, UK)4. Smart Contracts and the Unexpected, Sarah Green (University of Bristol, UK)5. Interpreting the Contract in the Light of Unexpected Events, Catherine Mitchell (University of Birmingham, UK)6. Purposive Interpretation of Longer-term Charters, Miriam Goldby (Queen Mary University of London, UK)7. Hardship, Ewan McKendrick KC (University of Leiden, the Netherlands)8. 'Hell or High Water' Clauses, Jordan English (University of Oxford, UK)9. The Idea of Variation, Charles Mitchell (University College London, UK) and Magda Raczynska (University College London, UK)10. Specific Performance Clauses, Solène Rowan (King’s College London, UK)