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Research Handbook on Modern Legal Realism
Edited by Shauhin Talesh, Elizabeth Mertz, Heinz Klug
‘In every way imaginable this volume is superb. It picks up where the Old Legal Realism left off, and shows what the New Legal Realism has to offer. Its contributors are a who's who in their fields. Their well-written chapters are packed...eBook:Find out more£48.00
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Advanced Introduction to Empirical Legal Research
Herbert M. Kritzer
‘In this concise but thorough volume, Kritzer provides those interested in empirical legal studies an engaging overview of the past, present, and future of empirical legal research. Kritzer’s volume is unique in its ability to both infor...eBook:Find out more£12.76
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Rule of Law and Areas of Limited Statehood
Edited by Linda Hamid, Jan Wouters
‘International law presumes a set of territorially-defined sovereign states, but in many parts of the world, state control of territory is more fiction than fact. This path-breaking volume considers a whole host of questions about govern...eBook:Find out more£25.00
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Research Handbook on Private Law Theory
Edited by Hanoch Dagan, Benjamin C. Zipursky
‘Private law theory today is a powerful scholarly discourse; it can lift up the learning experience of students and teachers making sense of the thickets of our modern law; it can stimulate jurists to make lasting contributions to legal ...eBook:Find out more£48.00
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![Research Handbook on the Theory and History of International Law]()
Research Handbook on the Theory and History of International Law
Edited by Alexander Orakhelashvili
Acclaim for the first edition: ‘The editor has done a masterful job of gathering leaders in this field, facilitating the flow of this book through the ages of the thinking it describes, and presenting an incredibly well-documented and a...eBook:Find out more£48.00
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Revolution, Transition, Memory, and Oblivion
Edited by Martin Belov, Antoni Abat i Ninet
‘A novel and sophisticated collection of essays on some of the most fascinating questions in constitutional and political theory. Associating socio-legal memory and oblivion with constitutional and political transitions, this book is a m...eBook:Find out more£25.00
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Authoritarianism
Günter Frankenberg
‘Why do authoritarian regimes bother with a constitution? This book pursues this seeming paradox with deep theoretical insight and broad empirical reach. The result is an indispensable guide to understanding the emerging varieties of aut...eBook:Find out more£25.00
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Social Construction of Law
Michael Giudice
‘For many years now, Michael Giudice has been an important and unique voice, reforming analytical jurisprudence from the inside. With this astute new book, Giudice once again shows, with his customary clarity and elegance, why it is vita...eBook:Find out more£25.00
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Citizenship in the European Union
Anne Wesemann
‘Although the topic of European citizenship has been much discussed in academic literature and beyond for decades, Anne Wesemann manages to offer a highly original analysis of this legal status in this book. Not only is it strongly theor...eBook:Find out more£25.00
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Hired Guns and Human Rights
Kuzi Charamba
‘This is an important book that highlights the potential of international arbitration as a method of resolving disputes involving private military and security companies (PMSCs). Kuzi Charamba argues persuasively that arbitration can del...eBook:Find out more£25.00
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Law in the First Person Plural
Bert van Roermund
‘Precision and vitality of thought are often at odds in works of legal philosophy. Never so in the work of Bert van Roermund, whose new book Law in the First Person Plural takes us back to Rousseau, just in time. We are fortunate to be a...eBook:Find out more£25.00
