Index
| Published date | 01 December 2000 |
| Date | 01 December 2000 |
| DOI | http://doi.org/10.1111/1467-6478.00173 |
INDEX
Reza BANAKAR: Reflections on the Methodological Issues of the
Sociology of Law ............................................ 273
Damian CHALMERS: Post-nationalism and the Quest for
Constitutional Substitutes . ..................................... 178
John W. CIOFFI: Governing Globalization? The State, Law, and
Structural Change in Corporate Governance . . ...................... 572
Joanne CONAGHAN: Duncan Kennedy, A Critique Of Adjudication
(Fin De Sie
`cle) .............................................. 328
Joanne CONAGHAN: Reassessing the Feminist Theoretical Project
inLaw..................................................... 351
Davina COOPER: ‘And You Can’t Find Me Nowhere’: Relocating
Identity and Structure within Equality Jurisprudence. . . ............... 249
Simon HALLIDAY: Institutional Racism in Bureaucratic Decision-
Making: A Case Study in the Administration of Homelessness Law...... 449
Carol HARLOW: La Huronne au Palais-Royal or a Naı¨ve
Perspective on Administrative Law . .............................. 322
Colin HARVEY: Governing after the Rights Revolution . . ................ 61
Colin HARVEY, John MORISON, and Jo SHAW: Voices, Spaces,
and Processes in Constitutionalism . ................................ 1
Deena HAYDON and Phil SCRATON: ‘Condemn a Little More,
Understand a Little Less’: The Political Context and Rights’
Implications of the Domestic and European Rulings in the
Venables-Thompson Case . ..................................... 416
Robert A. HILLMAN: Hugh Collins, Regulating Contracts .............. 338
Paddy HILLYARD and Mike TOMLINSON: Patterns of Policing
and Policing Patten ........................................... 394
Ian LEIGH: K.D. Ewing and C.A. Gearty, The Struggle for Civil
Liberties: Political Freedom and the Rule of Law in Britain,
1914–1945.................................................. 472
Peter LEWIS: Hazel Genn, Paths To Justice: What People Do and
Think About Going To Law; The Community Legal Service, Access
For All? ................................................... 643
Vaughan LOWE: Susan Marks, The Riddle of All Constitutions:
International Law, Democracy, and the Critique Of Ideology .......... 650
Ambreena MANJI: ‘Like a Mask Dancing’: Law and Colonialism in
Chinua Achebe’s Arrow of God ................................. 626
Kieran McEVOY: Law, Struggle, and Political Transformation in
Northern Ireland ............................................. 542
George MESZAROS: Taking the Land into their Hands: The Landless
Workers’ Movement and the Brazilian State . . ...................... 517
658
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