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Current Legal Problems Volumes

Since 2010, Current Legal Problems has been published electronically by Oxford University Press.

Current and past articles are available online at http://clp.oxfordjournals.org/

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	Volume 63 - 2010 - Contents
The Human Rights of Children		Michael Freeman
An Unholy Trinity? Non-Consent, Coercion and Exploitation in Contemporary Legal Responses to Sexual Violence in England and Wales		Vanessa E Munro
Is it NICE? The Appeal, Limits and Promise of Translating a Health Innovation into Criminal Justice		Ian Loader
'Adjudicating in the Shadow of the Informal Settlement?': The Court of Justice of the European Union, ‘New Governance’ and Social Welfare		Tamara Hervey
Recalibrating ECHR Rights, and the Role of the Human Rights Act Post 9/11: Reasserting International Human Rights Norms in the ‘War on Terror’?		Helen Fenwick
When It Comes to Contact Disputes, What Are Family Courts For?		Felicity Kaganas
Transparency and Administrative Law: A Critical Evaluation		Elizabeth Fisher
Corporate Law in the UK After Recent Reforms: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly		Arad Reisberg
Regulating the Retail Markets: Law, Policy, and the Financial Crisis		Niamh Moloney
Law, Language and International Trade Regulation in the WTO		Fiona Smith
Law, Regulation and Public Health Research: A Case for Fundamental Reform?		Jean McHale
European Contract Law: Are No Oral Modification Clauses Not Worth the Paper They Are Written On?		Florian Wagner-von Papp
Issues Arising from the Interplay Between Different Areas of International Law		Vera Gowlland-Debbas
Distrust: Our Fear of Trusts in the Commercial World		Robert Chambers
An Untheory of the Law of Trusts, or Some Notes Towards Understanding the Structure of Trusts Law Doctrine		JE Penner

	Volume 62 - 2009 - Contents
False Contingency		Susan Marks
Abstraction and Equality		William Lucy
The Human Face of the Rule of Law		Sean Coyle
Constitutional Review, the Courts, and Democratic Scepticism		Aileen Kavanagh
English Lessons: A Comparative Analysis of UK and US Responses to Terrorism		David Cole
Art, Law, and Creativity		Sarah Worthington
‘A Normal Man … Hardly Exists’: Law, Narrative, the Psyche, and the Normal Man		Melanie Williams
Beyond Safety? The Broadening Scope of Risk Regulation		Maria Lee
‘Fair Play to All Sides of the Truth’: Controlling Media Distortions		Thomas Gibbons
Cohabitation: Current Legal Solutions		Rebecca Probert
Lost in Translation? Towards a Theory of Economic Transplants		Ioannis Lianos
Gauging the Cumbersomeness of EU Law		Damian Chalmers
Issues Arising from the Interplay Between Different Areas of International Law		Vera Gowlland-Debbas
European Tort Law: A Primer for the Common Lawyer		Ken Oliphant
Team of Rivals? Toward a New Model of the Corporate Attorney/Client Relationship		David B Wilkins

	Volume 61 - 2008 - Contents
The Aims of Equality Law		Bob Hepple
The Morality of Prophylactic Legislation (with Special Reference to Speed Limits, Assisted Suicide, Torture, and Detention Without Trial)		Michael C. Dorf
Constitutional Transplants: Returning to the Garden		Jörg Fedtke
Modelling Judicial Review		Richard Rawlings
Britain's Transnational Constitution		Danny Nicol
Obscuring the Public Function: A Social Housing Case Study		Dave Cowan and Morag McDermont
‘Stop Calling it Aggression’: War as Crime		Gerry Simpson
Climate Change and Collective Action		Daniel H Cole
Multiple Discrimination in a Multicultural Europe: Achieving Labour Market Equality Through New Governance		Diamond Ashiagbor
The Boundaries of Abuse of Process in Criminal Trials		Jonathan Rogers
‘A Compleat System of Knavery’: Folk Devils, Moral Panics and the Origins of Financial Regulation		Philip Rawlings
The Ethics of Character Evidence		Mike Redmayne
The Insatiable Appetite for Intellectual Property Rights		Sir Hugh Laddie

	Volume 60 - 2007 - Contents
The Constitutional Thought of the Levellers		Martin Loughlin
Deference, Discretion, and Democracy in the Human Rights Act Era		Gavin Phillipson
The New Constitutionalism, Terrorism, and Torture		Rodney C. Austin
Buying Social Justice: Equality and Public Procurement		Christopher McCrudden
Older People and the Law		Jonathan Herring
Preventive Justice or Pre-Punishment? The Case of Control Orders		Lucia Zedner
Confronting a False Dilemma: EU Asylum Policy between ‘Protection’ and ‘Securitization’		Ingrid Boccardi
Media Convergence and the Regulation of Audiovisual Content: Is the European Community's Audiovisual Media Services Directive Fit for Purpose?		Rachael Craufurd Smith
Aggravated Endangerment Offences		Chris Clarkson
‘Breach of Duty Causing Harm?’ Recent Encounters between Negligence and Risk		Jenny Steele
Redrawing the Parameters of Good Faith in Insurance Contracts		John Lowry
The Legal as a Current Problem		Oren Ben-Dor

	Volume 59 - 2006 - Contents
Judgment and Legality		NE Simmonds
Parliament's Will and the Justice of the Common Law: The Human Rights Act in Constitutional Perspective		TRS Allan
European Constitutionalism in the State Constitutional Tradition		Neil Walker
Comparative Constitutional Law in the Courts: Is There a Problem?		Cheryl Saunders
Law and Order: A 20:20 Vision		Robert Reiner
Identity Cards and Data Protection: Public Security Interests and Individual Freedom in Times of Crisis		Jörg Fedtke
Making Sense of Mens Rea in Statutory Conspiracies		David Ormerod
Undue Influence: Vindicating Relationships of Influence		Mindy Chen-Wishart
Equitable Rights and Wrongs		Charles Mitchell
Locating Disability Law		Peter Alldridge
Creating New Commons: Recognition of Communal Land Rights within a Private Property Framework		Alison Clarke
The Tax Avoidance Culture: Who is Responsible? Governmental Influences and Corporate Social Responsibility		Judith Freedman
Laws, Foreign Laws, and Facts		Richard Fentiman
The World Trade Organization After Ten Years: The Role of the WTO in a Globalized World		John Jackson
Better Regulation in Europe		Jonathan B. Wiener

	Volume 58 - 2005 - Contents
Unlawful Combatants: Military Detention, Terrorism, and the Rule of Law		Daniel A Farber
Human Rights in an Age of of Counter-terrorism: Injurious, Irrelevant, or Indispensible?		Conor Gearty
The Extra-territorial Application of the Human Rights Act		Ralph Wilde
When Judges Fail Justice		Edwin Cameron
Prosecutors, Courts, and Conduct of the Accused which Engages a Qualified Human Right		Jonathan Rogers
Rights relating to Personality, Freedom of the Press, and Private International Law: Some Common Law Comments		Robin Morse
When Systems Fail: Parents, Children, and the Quality of Healthcare		Jo Bridgeman
Feminist Fever? Cultures of Adversarialism in the Aftermath of the Woolf Reforms		Linda Mulcahy
Shifting Familiarity		Alison Diduck
Mainstreaming Equality and Diversity in European Union Law and Policy		Jo Shaw
Decent Burials for Dead Concepts		James Penner
Rights, Liberties, and Duties: Reformulating Hohfeld's Scheme of Legal Relations?		Vivienne Brown
Who should make Corporate Law? EC Legislation versus Regulatory Competition		John Armour
Consumer Contract Law and General Contract Law: The German Experience		Reinhard Zimmermann
he Mark as Expression/The Mark as Property		Michael Spence
Re-thinking the Personal Work Contract		Mark Freedland
Biotechnology, Biodiversity, and International Law		Catherine Redgwell
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	Volume 57 - 2004 - Contents
Why English Jurisprudence is Analytical		NEIL DUXBURY
On Not Expecting the Spanish Inquisition: The Uses of Comparative Legal History		ANDREW LEWIS
Is the Adversary System Really Dead? Dilemmas of Legal Ethics as Legal Institutions and Roles Evolve		CARRIE MENKEL-MEADOW
European Regulation of GMOs: Thinking about Judicial Review in the WTO		JOANNE SCOTT
Fixing the limits of EC Competition Law: State action and the accommodation of the public services		JOSH HOLMES
Democracy, Rights and the Constitution - New Directions in the Human Rights Era		COLM O'CINNEIDE
The Privatisation of British Railways: Regulatory Failure or Legal Failure?		TONY PROSSER
Use, Time and Entitlement		ALISON CLARKE
Innocent Misrepresentation in Contract		MICHAEL BRIDGE
Does Choice of Law Make Any Sense?		JONATHAN HARRIS
Administrative Receivership and Administration - An Analysis		RIZWAAN JAMEEL MOKAL
Company and Capital Markets Law: Taking Stock of European Integration		BEN PETTET
Whose Death is it Anyway: Euthanasia and the Medical Profession		EMILY JACKSON
Xenotransplantation: A Pig in a Poke?		SHEILA A.M. MCLEAN and LAURA WILLIAMSON
Re-Thinking Kinship: Constituting the Animal Body in Law		MARIE FOX
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	Volume 56 - 2003 - Contents
Jeremy Bentham, The Principle of Utility, and Legal Positivism		Philip Schofield
The Jurisprudence of Genesis		George Fletcher
The Central Questions of Legal Philosophy		Julie Dickson
In the Interests of Justice: A Comparative Perspective on Access to Legal Services and Accountability of the Legal Profession		Deborah Rhode
Principle of Policy? The Judicial Development of the Law of Delict		Joseph Thomson
Private Life and Public Interest		Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers
Tort Law and Feminist Critique		Joanne Conaghan
Fair Trials and Safe Convictions		Ian Dennis
Sentencing Guidelines: Past, Present, and Future		Martin Wasik
Kuwait Airways Corp. v Iraqi Airways Corp.: The Territoriality principle in Private International Law: Vice or Virtue		Pippa Rogerson
The Restatement Third, Restitution and Unjust Enrichment at Midpoint		Mark Gergen
Is there a Limit to the Expansion of Small Claims?		John Baldwin
Reflections on the Relationship between Law and masculinities: Rethinking the 'Man Question' in Legal Studies		Richard Collier
The Constitutional Challenge of New Governance in the European Union		Grainne de Burca
The Growing Influence of the European Union on International Family Law: a View from the Boundary		Nigel Lowe
Global Governanvce and the International Judiciary: Choosing our Judges		Philippe Sands Q.C.
War, Terrorism, and International Law		Christopher Greenwood
Political Violence and Commercial Risk		Clive Walker
A Time to be Born and a Time to Die		Michael Freeman
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	Volume 55 - 2002 - Contents
Evolution For Our Time: A Theory of Legal Memetics		Simon Deakin
Freedom as Normative Condition, Freedom as Physical Fact		Matthew Kramer
Intimations of Immorality - The Ethics and Justice of Life Extending Therapies		John Harris
The Rule of Law for Everyone?		Brian Tamanaha
The Third University and Roman Law		John Baker
Towards an English Constitution		Brigid Hadfield
The Future of English Private Transactional Law		Michael Bridge
Integrating Equality and the Common Law		Sarah Worthington
In Rem Claims to Wealth and Surviving Value		Peter Jaffey
Rethinking the Law of Evidence: The Twenty-First Agenda for Teaching and Research		Paul Roberts
Remedying Workplace Harassment		Lizzie Barmes
Extinguishing The Flames of The Pheonix Company		Stephen Griffin
Rethinking Jurisdiction and Judgements		Peter North
The Quest for Global Insolvency Laws: A Challenge for Our Time		Ian F. Fletcher
Regulation and Expropriation		Vaughan Lowe
The Definition(s) of Torture in International Law		Nigel S. Rodley
What Future for the Centralized Enforcement of Community Law?		Ian Harden
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	Volume 54 – 2001: Contents
Reasoning with Rules		Joseph Raz, Professor of the Philosophy of Law, University of Oxford; Fellow of Balliol College
Of Bulldogs and Soapy Sams: The Common Law and Evolutionary Theory		Allan C. Hutchinson and Simon Archer, Professor and Student, Class of 2001, of Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Ontario
Bentham and Human Rights		The Rt Hon Lord Hoffman, Lord of Appeal in Ordinary
Authoritarianism in Government and Administration: The Promise of Alternative Justice		Dennis Galligan, Professor of Socio-Legal Studies and Director of the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford, and Professorial Fellow Wolfson College
Decentring Regulation: Understanding the Role of Regulation and Self-Regulation in a ‘Post-Regulatory World’		Julia Black, Reader in Law, London School of Economics and Political Science
Constitutional and Non-Constitutional Review		Paul Craig, Professor of Law, University of Oxford; Fellow of St John’s College
Open all Hours: The Impact of the Labour Government’s Legislation on the Freedom of Information		Patrick Birkenshaw
Scots and English Law: The Case of Contract		Hector L. MacQueen, Professor of Private Law, University of Edinburgh
Property, Unjust Enrichment, and Tracing		Peter Birks, Regius Professor of Civil Law, University of Oxford; Fellow of All Souls College
Riddles, Remedies, and Restitution: Quantifying Gain in Unjust Enrichment Law		Kit Barker, Senior Lecturer in Law, University of Southampton
The Structure of Provocation		Alan Norrie, Edmund Davies Professor of Criminal Law and Justice, King’s College London
Is Restorative Justice the Way Forward for Criminal Justice?		Andrew Ashworth, Vinerian Professor of English Law, University of Oxford; Fellow of All Souls College
Hoist With His Own Petard’?, Guilty Lies and Ironic Interferences in Criminal Proof		David Hamer, Lecturer in Law, University of New England, New South Wales, Australia
Reforming Mental Health Laws: Principle or Pragmatism?		Genevra Richardson, Professor of Public Law, Queen Mary’s College, University of London
Jurisdiction In Civil and Commercial Matters: Is There a Third Way?		Jonathon Hill, Professor of Law, University of Bristol
Repatriation and Deaccessioning of Cultural Property: Reflections on the Resolution of Art Disputes		Norman Palmer, Professor of Commercial Law, University College London
Dividing the Assets on Family Breakdown: The Content of Fairness		Rebecca Bailey-Harris, Professor of Law, University of Bristol
The United Nations Decade for the Elimination of Poverty: What Role for International Law?		Christine Chinkin, Professor of International Law, London School of Economics and Political Science
Unity or Division: The Search for Similarities in Contempory European Law		Basil Markesinis, Professor of Common and Civil Law, University College London; Jamail Regents Chair of Law, University of Texas at Austin
Regulating in a Risky Environment		Richard Macrory, Professor of Environmental Law, University College London
Looking Backward: Amercian Law in the Twentieth Century		Laurence M. Friedman, Marion Rice Kirkwood, Professor of Law, Stanford University
Mr Bentham is Present		The Rt Hon Lord Bingham of Cornhill, Lord of Appeal in Ordinary

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	Volume 53 ­ 2000 - Contents
The Virtue of Justice and the Character of Law		John Gardner
Why the Law is Just		Stephen Guest
What do the Top Courts Do?		Andrew Le Sueur and Richard Cornes
Judging Democracy: The Role of the Judiciary Under the Human Rights Act		Sandra Fredman
The Desire for Meaning in Law and Literature		James Boyd White
New Age: Rediscovering Natural Law		Jane Holder
Exceptional Women or Honorary Men?: Notes from the Women Law Professors’ Project		Celia Wells
Mistakes of Law		Peter Birks
The Death of Ownership and the Demise of Property		Paul Kohler
Appointments and Disappointments: White v Jones in Rome and Today		David Johnston
Cross-Fertilization in Private International Law		James Fawcett
Political Libels		Ian Loveland
Time for a Paradigm Shift?: Medical Law in Transition		Jonathan Montgomery
The Lack of Principles in Labour Law		Roger Rideout
Hearing a ‘Different Voice’: Third-Party Intervention in Criminal Appeals		Andrea Loux
Family Rights in the Next Millenium		Andrew Bainham
The End of the Century of the Child?		Michael Freeman
The Work of the Law Commission		Dame Mary Arden
New Strategies for Managing the EC’s Internal Market		Stephen Weatherill
The United Nations Collective Security System and the Establishment of Peace		Danesh Sarooshi

	Volume 52 ­ 1999 - Contents
Good Faith in Private Law		Jane Stapleton, Professor of Law, Law Program, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University
Breach of Contract and the Meaning of Loss		Ewan McKendrick, Professor of English Law, University College London
'The Law of Business Rome’: Foundations of the Anglo-American Tort of Negligence; The J. A. C. Thomas Lecture		David Ibbetson, Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford
What is the Point of Libel Law?		Eric Barendt, Professor of Media Law, University College London
The Press, the Courts, and the Constitution		A. T. S. Smith, Professor of Criminal and Public Laws, University of Cambridge
Legal Duties to Give Reasons		A. P. Le Sueur, Reader in Laws, University College London
Restructuring Administrative Justice? The Redress of Citizens’ Grievances		Martin Partington, Professor of Law and Pro-Vice Chancellor, Director, Centre for the Study of Administrative Justice, University of Bristol
The Impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 upon Administrative Law		R. C. Austin, Senior Lecturer in Law, University College London
Death, Dying, and the Human Rights Act 1998		Michael Freeman, Professor of English Law, University College London
The Enforcement of Human Rights in Employment		Roger Rideout, Professor of Labour Law, University College London
Charity in Its Political Voice: A Tinkling Cymbal or a Sounding Brass?		G. F. K. Santow, Justice of the Supreme Court, New South Wales, Australia
Trusting the Judges: Money after Divorce		Stephen Cretney, Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford
Towards a Feminization of the Corporation?		Sally Wheeler, Professor of Business Law and Society, University of Leeds
Liberty, Responsibility, Maternity		Margaret Brazier, Professor of Law, University of Manchester
Learning the Law of Lawyering		Kim Economides, Reader in Law, University of Exeter
Legal Ethics and Legal Aid		Richard O’Dair, Senior Lecturer in Law, University College London
The Evolution of the EC’s Role in Investor Protection		Niamh Moloney, Lecturer in Law, Queen’s University Belfast
The United Nations System for Maintaining Internation Peace: What Role for Regional Organizations such as NATO?		Danesh Sarooshi, Lecturer in Public International Law, University College London

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