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Baroness Hale of Richmond
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Andrew Keay
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Roger Brownsword
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Paula Giliker
2 The demoralisation of medicine
Jonathan Montgomery
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2 The Right to Protest, the Human Rights Act and the Margin of
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Helen Fenwick
2 Bargain Justice or Justice Denied? Sentence Discounts and the
Criminal Process
Ralph Henham
2 Mareva Injunctions and Third Parties: Exposing the Subtext
Peter Devonshire
2 Representative Procedures and the Future of Multi-Party Actions
Jillaine Seymour
2 Security, Insolvency and Risk: Who Pays the Price?
V. Finch
2 Reconciling Human Rights and the Public Interest: Conceptual
Problems and Doctrinal Uncertainty in the Jurisprudence of the
European Court of Human Rights
A. Mcharg
2 The Company Directors Duty of Care and Skill: The Case for an
Onerous but Subjective Standard
C. A. Riley
2 Reform of the Legal Profession: Alternative Way Ahead
G. Davies and Roger Kerridge
2 The Human Rights Act, Horizontal Effect, and the Common Law
G. Phillipson
2 Conditional Fees: The Ethical and Organisational Impact on the Bar
P. Kunzlick
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2 A Broken System: The Persistent Patterns of Reversals of Death
Sentences in the United States
Andrew Gelman et al., Columbia University
2 Forty Years of Civil Jury Verdicts
Seth A. Seabury, RAND Institute for Civil Justice
2 The Vanishing Trial: An Examination of Trials and Related Matters in
Federal and State Courts
Marc Galanter, University of Wisconsin Law School
2 Attorney Fees in Class Action Settlements: An Empirical Study
Theodore Eisenberg, Cornell Law School, and Geoffrey P. Miller, NYU Law
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2 The Determinants of Professional Fees in Large Bankruptcy
Reorganization Cases
Lynn M. LoPucki and Joseph W. Doherty, UCLA Law School
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Larry Crump
2 Teaching Law Students How to Feel: Using Negotiations Training
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Peter Reilly
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Stephen B. Goldberg
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2 The Supreme Court in Times of Hot and Cold War: Learning from the
Sounds of Silence for a War on Terrorism
Douglas W. Kmiec
2 The Mormon Question: Polygamy and Constitutional Conflict in
Nineteenth-Century America
Sarah Barringer Gordon
2 Presidents as Supreme Court Advocates: Before and After the White
House
Allen Sharp
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Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory y
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Edited by DENNIS PATTERSONN, DENNIS
Rutgers University
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The Blackwell Guide to thePhilosophy of Law and Legal Theory Edited by MARTIN P. GOLDING & WILLIAM A. EDMUNDSONM
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2 Can Theories of Meaning and Reference Solve the Problem of Legal
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Brian H. Bix
2 A Modest Notion of Coherence in Legal Reasoning. A Model for the
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Leonor Moral Soriano
2 Friendship, Identity and Solidarity. An Approach to Rights in Plant
Closing Cases
Gary Chartier
2 Why a Charter of Fundamental Human Rights in the EU?
Erik Oddvar Erikson
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Georgetown University
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2 Accountability in Population Biobanking: Comparative Approaches
Mylène Deschênes and Clémentine Sallée
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Tracey Maclin
2 Using Litigation to Make Public Health Policy: Theoretical and
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Litigation
Timothy D. Lytton
2 Symposium: Expert Testimony: Bridging Bioethics and Evidence Law
2 Symposium: DNA & Justice
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2 Managing Regulatory Risks and Defining the Parameters of Blame:
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Julia Black
2 Divorce Israeli Style: Professional Perceptions of Gender and Power in
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Bryna Bogoch & Ruth Halperin-Kaddari
2 From International Ethics to European Union Policy: A Case Study on
Biopiracy in the EU’s Biotechnology Directive
Emilie Cloatre
2 Justice Without Borders: Human Rights Cases in U.S. Courts
Jeffrey Davis
2 Special Issue: The Impact of Court Procedure on the Psychology of
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Guest Editors: Christoph Engel & Fritz Strack
2 Symposium on Emerging Technologies in the Legal System
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2 The Federal/State Criminal Prosecution Nexus: A Case Study in
Cooperation and Discretion
Lisa L. Miller and James Eisenstein
2 Philip Corboy and the Construction of the Plaintiffs’ Personal Injury
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2 Seeing Hazily (But Not Darkly) Through the Lens: Some Recent
Empirical Studies of Surveillance Technologies
Gary T. Marx
2 Law, Citizenship, and the Construction of (Some) Immigrant “Others”
Kitty Calavita
2 Political Lackeys or Faithful Public Servants? Two Views of the
Japanese Judiciary
Frank K. Upham
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2 Nation as Partnership: Law,‘Race’, and Gender in Aotearoa New
Zealand’s Treaty Settlements
Nan Seuffert
2 Why Do They Not Comply with the Law? Illegality and Semi-Legality
among Rural-Urban Migrant Entrepreneurs in Beijing
Xin He
2 “What Are You Going to Do with the Village’s Knowledge?”Talking
Tradition, Talking Law in Hopi Tribal Court
Justin B. Richland
2 Bargaining in the Shadow of Social Institutions: Competing
Discourses and Social Change in Workplace Mobilization of Civil
Rights
Catherine R. Albiston
2 Judging Police Misconduct: ‘Street-Level’ versus Professional Policing
Carroll Seron, Joseph Pereira, Jean Kovath
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The Blackwell Companionto Law and Society Edited by AUSTIN SARATAmherst College
This authoritative study of the relationship between
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Law and Anthropology A Reader
Edited by SALLY FALK MOOREHarvard University
“Sally Falk Moore’s insightful commentary pulls together adelightful combination of the classics and the cutting edge inlegal anthropology. This book is both evidence of and animportant event in the story of the re-emergence of legalanthropology as a powerful source of critical inquiry both inlaw and in anthropology.”
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384 PAGES / 1-4051-0227-6 HB / 1-4051-0228-4 PB / 2004
Rawls’s Law of PeoplesA Realistic Utopia?
Edited by REX MARTIN & DAVID REIDYUniversity of Kansas at Lawrence; University of Tennessee at Knoxville
This volume examines John Rawls’s theory of
international justice as worked out in his last and
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Established as the leading British periodical
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2 Corporate Governance, Stakeholding and the Company
Paddy Ireland
2 (Ill)legitimate Minorities: American Christian Right’s Anti-Gay
Discourse
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Human Rights Act: A Success Story?c t
Edited by LUKE CLEMENTS & PHILIP THOMAS PHILIP
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Law and Literature e
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After Universalism: Reengineering Access to Justice m
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Family Court ReviewAn Interdisciplinary Journal
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2 Culture, Divorce, and Family Mediation in Hong Kong, January 2005
Patricia L. Sullivan
THE JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION OF FAMILY AND CONCILIATION COURTS. PUBLISHED IN
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ISSN: 1531-2445, VOLUME 44 (2006), FOUR TIMES A YEAR
Children and the Law The Essential Readings
Edited by RAY BULLBULL, RAY
Portsmouth University
“An enlightening read and one to be commended.”
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Growing awareness of children’s involvement
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ISSN: 0007-1315, VOLUME 57 (2006), FOUR TIMES A YEAR
Social Policy & AdministrationAn International Journal of Policy and Research
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SOCIAL POLICY & ADMINISTRATION is the longest established journal in its
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ISSN: 0144-5596, VOLUME 40 (2006), SEVEN TIMES A YEAR
International Social Security Review:Modern Law ReviewThe
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ISSN: 0020-871X, VOLUME 59 (2006), FOUR TIMES A YEAR
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Global Institutions andResponsibilities lities
Achieving Global Justice
Edited by CHRISTIAN BARRY & THOMAS W. POGGETHOMAS
Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs; Australian National University
This volume combines original essays by political philosophers, legal
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Making Sense of Human Rights t s
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Arizona State University
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Genocide’s Aftermath: Responsibility and Repair ftermath
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The Ethics of War: Classic and Contemporary Readings , The
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2 The Twelve People who saved Rehabilitation: How the Science of
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2004 Presidential Address
Francis T. Cullen
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M. Kay Harris
2 Whom and How do we Reintegrate? Finding Community in
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Gordon Bazemore
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2 The Reporting Trajectories of Top Homicide Cases in the Media: A
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Keith Soothill, Moira Peelo, Jayn Pearson and Brian Francis
2 Sex Offender Community Notification: Experiences from America
Terry Thomas
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ISSN: 0265-5527, VOLUME 45 (2006), FIVE TIMES A YEAR
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All National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda
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Psychology in ProbationServices s
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Memory and Emotion o n
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Involuntary Memory mory
New Perspectives in Memory Research
Edited by JOHN H. MACEn H.
University of New Haven
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European Law JournalReview of European Law in Context
Edited by FRANCIS SNYDER
The EUROPEAN LAW JOURNAL represents an authoritative new approach to
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2 Europe: The Case for Statehood
G. Frederico Mancini
2 A Constitution for Anti-discrimination
Alexander Somek
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ISSN: 1351-5993, VOLUME 12 (2006), SIX TIMES A YEAR
JCMS: Journal of Common Market StudiesWith The European Union: Annual Review
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JCMS: JOURNAL OF COMMON MARKET STUDIES is the leading journal in the
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previous year.
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The REVIEW OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY &
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International Watercourses under International Law
Owen McIntyre
2 The Berlin Initiative on Strengthening the Conservation Agenda of the
International Whaling Commission: Towards a New Era for Cetaceans?
William C.G. Burns
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Business Ethics and the Natural Environment t
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Fairfield University
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Princeton University
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Robert C. Bird & Darren Charters
2 Challenging the Registration of Scandalous and Disparaging Marks
Under the Lanham Act: Who has Standing to Sue?
Lynda J. Oswald
PUBLISHED ON BEHALF OF THE ACADEMY OF LEGAL STUDIES IN BUSINESS. WWW.ALSB.ORG
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ISSN: 0002-7766, VOLUME 43 (2006), FOUR TIMES A YEAR
Journal of LegalStudies EducationIndexer:Modern Law ReviewThe
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The JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES EDUCATION
(JLSE) is published twice a year. The JOURNAL
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within business legal studies.
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2 Balancing the Needs to Assess Depth and Breadth of Knowledge:
Does Essay Choice Provide a Solution?
Linda B. Samuels and Richard L. Coffinberger
2 Law as Haiku
Ann Morales Olazábal
PUBLISHED ON BEHALF OF THE ACADEMY OF LEGAL STUDIES IN BUSINESS. WWW.ALSB.ORG
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THE JOURNAL OF WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY is the
authoritative journal for intellectual property questions in relation to
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Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights).
More than any other journal, it discusses in depth all TRIPS-related
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The Ethics of Global Business e
DENIS C. ARNOLDs
University of Tennessee
This book examines the question of economic globalization and the
ethical obligations of multinational corporations, arguing that basic
human rights are the minimal guiding standard for the conduct of
businesses globally.
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Blackwell Handbook of Judgmentand Decision Making Edited by DEREK J. KOEHLER & NIGEL HARVEY, NIGEL
University of Waterloo; University College London
This state-of-the art overview of current topics and research in judgment
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Conscience and Corporate Culture e
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Handbook of International Trade,Volume II Economic and Legal Analyses of Trade Policy and Institutions
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Iowa State University; University of Oklahoma
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