Law, society, and economy : centenary essays for the London School of Economics and Political Science, 1895-1995 / edited by Richard Rawlings

Published: Oxford : Clarendon Press ; Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1997.
Physical Description: xi, 385 pages ; 25 cm
Additional Creators: Rawlings, Richard and London School of Economics and Political Science

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Distinction and diversity : law and the LSE / Richard Rawlings -- Laski's law behind the law : 1906 to European labour law / Lord Wedderburn -- The sanctimony of contract / Hugh Collins -- Codifying directors' duties / Mary Arden -- Praising the professors : commercial law and the LSE / Ross Cranston -- Tax law in and after the Wheatcroft era / Andrew Park -- Altera pars audiatur : law in the collision of discourses / Gunther Teubner -- Legal analysis as institutional imagination / Roberto Mangabeira Unger -- The reformation in international law / Rosalyn Higgins. and Crime and politics : spot the difference / Stanley Cohen -- Legality, modernity and ethnicity in colonial South Africa : an excursion in the historical anthropology of law / John Comaroff -- Courts, constitutions and fundamental rights / Anthony Mason -- Judges and the constitution / J.A.G. Griffith -- Autonomy and the rule of law / Stephen Sedley -- Legal services and the alternatives : the LSE tradition / Cyril Glasser and Carol Harlow -- Access to justice : towards the 21st century / Michael Zander -- Judicial legislation / W.R. Cornish.

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0198262280 (acid-free paper)

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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