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Location	Call #	Volume	Status
Sherman Library	KD660 .L3 1997		AVAILABLE

Title	Law and opinion at the end of the twentieth century / edited by M.D.A. Freeman ; with A.D.E. Lewis as assistant editor.
OCLC	39635235
ISBN	0198265999 (hbk)
	0198267878 (pbk)
Publisher	Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1997.
Description	xxxvii, 452 pages ; 22 cm.
LC Subject heading/s	Law -- Great Britain.
	Sociological jurisprudence.
Contents	Changing constitution of the 1990s / Dawn Oliver -- English contract law: a rich past, an uncertain future / Ewan McKendrick -- Negligence: the search for coherence / Bob Hepple -- Restitution: where do we go from here? / Andrew Burrows -- Property law: re-establishing diversity / Alsion Clarke -- Understanding civil justice / Hazel Genn -- Restraining the state: politics, principl and judicial review / Jeffrey Jowell -- The critical condition of criminal law / Ian Dennis -- The globalization of crime and criminal justice: prospects and problems / David Nelken -- The stirring of corporate social conscience: from 'cakes and ale' to community programmes / Ben Pettet -- Family values and family justice / Michael Freeman -- Industrial relations - the empire strikes back / Roger Rideout -- Roman law in the middle of its third millennium / Andrew Lewis -- International law in the past half century - and the next? / Maurice Mendelson.
General note	Includes bibliographical references and index.

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