The latest volumes of Transnational Legal Theory and Law and
Humanities, both published by Hart Publishing, are now out:
Transnational Legal Theory includes:
What is ‘General’
Jurisprudence? A Critique of Universalistic Claims by Philosophical Concepts of
Law
Brian Tamanaha
A Plural Account of the
Transnational Law Merchant
Leon E Trakman
Private International Law
Beyond the Schism
Horatia Muir Watt
Between the Nihilism of the
Young and the Positivism of the Old: Justice and the Novel in DH Lawrence
Desmond Manderson
Screening the Law in China:
Law, Image and Evidence in Three Documentaries on HIV/AIDS Cases by Ai Xiaoming
Marco Wan
Carry On Up the Aisle!
Rebecca Probert
Edmund Spenser and Chancery
in 1597
Andrew Hadfield and Simon
Healy
Wittgenstein’s Tractatus
and the Law
Ben Herzberger
Comics, Law, and
Aesthetics: Towards the Use of Graphic Fiction in Legal Studies
Thomas Giddens
Continuing Professional
Education in Legal Ethics through Literature: An Example Using Dickens’s Bleak
House
Kieran Dolin
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