| 1. |
Comparative Succession Law: Volume I Testamentary Formalities |
Reid et al (eds) |
| 2. |
The End of Negotiable Instruments |
Rogers |
| 3. |
Sovereignty's Promise |
Fox-Decent |
| 4. |
A Doubtful and Perilous Experiment |
Topf |
| 5. |
Federalism and the Tug of War Within |
Ryan |
| 6. |
The Ends of Harm |
Tadros |
| 7. |
The Ethics of Plea Bargaining |
Lippke |
| 8. |
The Structures of Criminal Law |
Duff et al (eds) |
| 9. |
The Ethics of Capital Punishment |
Kramer |
| 10. |
Retributivism Has a Past |
Tonry |
| 11. |
The Legal Construction of Personal Work Relations |
Freedland & Kountouris |
| 12. |
The Emergence of EU Contract Law |
Miller |
| 13. |
Administrative Law and Policy of the European Union |
Hofmann et al |
| 14. |
The Foundations of European Union Competition Law |
Nazzini |
| 15. |
EU Foreign Investment Law |
Dimopoulos |
| 16. |
The Access of Individuals to International Justice |
Cançado Trindade |
| 17. |
On the Frontlines |
Ní Aoláin et al |
| 18. |
Lords of the Land |
Hickford |
| 19. |
Reflections on 'The Concept of Law' |
Simpson |
| 20. |
Law's Relations |
Nedelsky |
| 21. |
Well-Being and Fair Distribution |
Adler |
| 22. |
Aboriginal Title |
McHugh |
| 23. |
Formalism and the Sources of International Law |
D'Aspremont |
| 24. |
World Trade Law after Neoliberalism |
Lang |
| 25. |
International Law and Domestic Legal Systems |
Shelton (ed) |
| 26. |
International Harmonization of Economic Regulation |
Nakagawa |
| 27. |
Securing Human Rights? |
Fassbender (ed) |
| 28. |
The Right to Health Under International Law |
Tobin |
| 29. |
Sovereign Equality and Moral Disagreement |
Roth |
| 30. |
Humanities Law |
Teitel |
| 31. |
The Responsibility to Protect |
Genser & Cotler |
| 32. |
Comparative Law as Transnational Law |
Miller & Zumbansen (eds) |
| 33. |
A Distinct Judicial Power |
Gerber |
| 34. |
The Boundaries of the Criminal Law |
Duff et al (eds) |
| 35. |
What is Criminology? |
Bosworth & Hoyle (eds) |
| 36. |
Crime, Punishment, and Responsibility |
Cruft et al (eds) |
| 37. |
Participation in European Union Rulemaking |
Mendes |
| 38. |
EU External Relations Law |
Eeckhout |
| 39. |
Law and Religion in Europe |
Doe |
| 40. |
The Evolution of the European Convention on Human Rights |
Bates |
| 41. |
International Humanitarian Law and International Human Rights Law |
Ben-Naftali (ed) |
| 42. |
The Legal Protection of Human Rights |
Campbell et al (eds) |
| 43. |
European and International Media Law |
Keller |
| 44. |
Law and Culture in Israel |
Mautner |
| 45. |
Reason in Action: Collected Essays Volume I |
Finnis |
| 46. |
Intention and Identity: Collected Essays Volume II |
Finnis |
| 47. |
Human Rights and Common Good: Collected Essays Volume III |
Finnis |
| 48. |
Philosophy of Law: Collected Essays Volume IV |
Finnis |
| 49. |
Religion and Public Reasons: Collected Essays Volume V |
Finnis |
| 50. |
Engineering Equality |
Somek |
| 51. |
The Idea of Labour Law |
Davidov & Langille (eds) |
| 52. |
Philosophical Foundations of Language in the Law |
Marmor & Soames (eds) |
| 53. |
The Lisbon Treaty |
Craig |
| 54. |
The Law of Treaties Beyond the Vienna Convention |
Cannizzaro (ed) |
| 55. |
Piracy and Armed Robbery at Sea |
Geiss & Petrig |
| 56. |
Blame it on the WTO? |
Joseph |
| 57. |
The Legacy of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia |
Swart et al |
| 58. |
Interpreting the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty |
Joyner |
| 59. |
State Responsibility for International Terrorism |
Trapp |
| 60. |
The European Court of Human Rights between Law and Politics |
Christoffersen & Madsen (eds) |
| 61. |
The Nuremberg Military Tribunals and the Origins of International Criminal Law |
Heller |
| 62. |
Compensation and Restitution in Investor-State Arbitration |
Sabahi |
| 63. |
The Making of International Criminal Justice |
Meron |
| 64. |
Extraterritorial Application of Human Rights Treaties |
Milanovic |
| 65. |
The Optional Protocol to the UN Convention Against Torture |
Murray et al |
| 66. |
Company Law and Economic Protectionism |
Bernitz & Ringe (eds) |
| 67. |
Global Perspectives on Income Taxation Law |
Avi-Yonah et al |
| 68. |
A Theory of Contract Law |
Alces |
| 69. |
Professional Fees in Corporate Bankruptcies |
LoPucki & Doherty |
| 70. |
The Institutional Structure of Antitrust Enforcement |
Crane |
| 71. |
A History of Civil Litigation |
Vandall |
| 72. |
The Agnostic Age |
Horwitz |
| 73. |
Philosopher Kings? |
Christie |
| 74. |
Property |
Dagan |
| 75. |
Constitutional Exclusion |
Tomkovicz |
| 76. |
Losing Twice |
Calhoun |
| 77. |
States of Passion |
Zylan |
| 78. |
Judicial Review of Commercial Regulation |
Arancibia |
| 79. |
The Toughest Beat |
Page |
| 80. |
The Law of Habeas Corpus (3rd Edn) |
Farbey et al |
| 81. |
Retributivism |
White |
| 82. |
A Right to Care? |
Busby |
| 83. |
Regulating Cartels in Europe (2nd Edn) |
Harding & Joshua |
| 84. |
Market Integration and Public Services in the European Union |
Cremona (ed) |
| 85. |
Infringement Nation |
Tehranian |
| 86. |
Access to Medicine in a Global Economy |
Ho |
| 87. |
Justinian's Digest |
Honoré |
| 88. |
The Roman Foundations of the Law of Nations |
Kingsbury & Straumann (eds) |
| 89. |
Law and Neuroscience |
Freeman (ed) |
| 90. |
A Matter of Dispute |
Peters |
| 91. |
Philosophical Foundations of Criminal Law |
Duff & Green (eds) |
| 92. |
The Heuristics Debate |
Kelman |
| 93. |
Reclaiming Justice |
Ivkovic & Hagan |
| 94. |
Iraq and the Use of Force in International Law |
Weller |
| 95. |
The Philosophical Foundations of Extraterritorial Punishment |
Chehtman |
| 96. |
Maritime Power and the Law of the Sea |
Kraska |
| 97. |
Genocide Denials and the Law |
Hennebel & Hochmann (eds) |
| 98. |
Maritime Security and the Law of the Sea |
Klein |
| 99. |
War by Contract |
Francioni & Ronzitti (eds) |
| 100. |
Disobeying the Security Council |
Tzanakopoulos |
| 101. |
Domestic Courts and the Rule of International Law |
Nollkaemper |
| 102. |
The Power of Deliberation |
Johnstone |
| 103. |
The Evolving International Investment Regime |
Alvarez et al |
| 104. |
From Bilateralism to Community Interests |
Paulus et al (eds) |
| 105. |
Collective Security |
Orakhelashvili |
| 106. |
The Economic Structure of Trusts: Towards a Property-Based Approach |
Lau |
| 107. |
A Debtor World |
Brubaker et al (eds) |
| 108. |
Legalism |
Dresch & Skoda (eds) |
| 109. |
Mediation |
Hopt & Steffek |
| 110. |
The Design of Competition Law Institutions |
Fox & Trebilcock (eds) |
| 111. |
A Secular Europe |
Zucca |
| 112. |
The Global Model of Constitutional Rights |
Möller |
| 113. |
The Multicultural Prison |
Phillips |
| 114. |
'Grooming' and the Sexual Abuse of Children |
McAlinden |
| 115. |
Just Sentencing |
Frase |
| 116. |
Philosophical Foundations of EU Law |
Dickson & Eleftheriadis |
| 117. |
The Enforcement of EU Law |
Andersen |
| 118. |
EU Anti-discrimination Law 2nd Edn |
Ellis & Watson |
| 119. |
The Legal Understanding of Slavery |
Allain (ed) |
| 120. |
Islamic Law and International Human Rights Law |
Ellis et al (eds) |
| 121. |
Beyond Disagreement |
Sathanapally |
| 122. |
Colonial Copyright |
Birnhack |
| 123. |
Civil Rights in the Shadow of Slavery |
Rutherglen |
| 124. |
Law as a Leap of Faith |
Gardner |
| 125. |
The Logic of Legal Requirements |
Ferrer Beltran & Battista Ratti (eds) |
| 126. |
Corrective Justice |
Weinrib |
| 127. |
The Idea of Private Law |
Weinrib |
| 128. |
The Nature of Legislative Intent |
Ekins |
| 129. |
Conscience and Conviction |
Brownlee |
| 130. |
Law's Evolution and Human Understanding |
Claus |
| 131. |
Statutory and Common Law Interpretation |
Greenawalt |
| 132. |
How Interpretation Makes International Law |
Venzke |
| 133. |
Informal International Lawmaking |
Pauwelyn et al (eds) |
| 134. |
Linguistic Justice |
Mowbray |
| 135. |
International Criminal Justice at the Yugoslav Tribunal |
Shahabuddeen |
| 136. |
Constitutional Nationalism and Legal Exclusion |
Malagodi |
| 137. |
Comparative Constitutionalism in South Asia |
Khilnani et al |
| 138. |
Seduction by Contract |
Bar-Gill |
| 139. |
Democracy and Constitutionalism in India |
Krishnaswamy |
| 140. |
The Constitution of India |
Sen |
| 141. |
The Right to Information Act 2005 |
Naib |
| 142. |
Water Law in India |
Cullet & Koonan (eds) |
| 143. |
Growing Up and Away |
Balakrishnan |
| 144. |
Constitutional Referendums |
Tierney |
| 145. |
Confidentiality, Transparency, and the U.S. Civil Justice System |
Doherty et al |
| 146. |
The Constitutional Structure of Proportionality |
Klatt & Meister |
| 147. |
Constituting Economic and Social Rights |
Young |
| 148. |
The Insecurity State |
Ramsay |
| 149. |
The Future of Criminology |
Loeber & Welsh (eds) |
| 150. |
Homicide and the Politics of Law Reform |
Horder |
| 151. |
Principles and Values in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice |
Roberts & Zedner (eds) |
| 152. |
The Right of Nonuse |
Laitos |
| 153. |
From Single Market to Economic Union |
Nic Shuibhne & Gormley (eds) |
| 154. |
Constitutionalism and the Enlargement of Europe |
Sadurski |
| 155. |
Family Law Volume 1 |
Agnes |
| 156. |
Family Law Volume 2 |
Agnes |
| 157. |
Debating Patriarchy |
Sinha |
| 158. |
Corruption and Human Rights in India |
Kumar |
| 159. |
Globalization, International Law, and Human Rights |
Addicott et al |
| 160. |
Challenges to Civil Rights Guarantees in India |
Noorani & The South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre |
| 161. |
Arrest, Detention, and Criminal Justice System |
Devi |
| 162. |
The Future of Disability Law in India |
Kothari |
| 163. |
Aftermath |
Kanstroom |
| 164. |
Patent and Trade Disparities in Developing Countries |
Ragavan |
| 165. |
Binding Corporate Rules |
Moerel |
| 166. |
Mistake and Non-disclosure of Fact |
Beale |
| 167. |
Judges of the Supreme Court of India |
Gadbois |
| 168. |
The Oxford History of the Laws of England Volume II |
Hudson |
| 169. |
Religious Pluralism in Islamic Law |
Emon |
| 170. |
The Law and Ethics of Medicine |
Keown |
| 171. |
A Theory of Unborn Life |
Karnein |
| 172. |
Targeted Killings |
Finkelstein et al (eds) |
| 173. |
Realizing Utopia |
Cassese (ed) |
| 174. |
International Law as Social Construct |
Focarelli |
| 175. |
International Prosecutors |
Reydams et al |
| 176. |
The Margin of Appreciation in International Human Rights Law |
Legg |
| 177. |
Governance by Indicators |
Davis et al (eds) |
| 178. |
The History of ICSID |
Parra |
| 179. |
Remedies for Breach of Contract |
Rowan |
| 180. |
Corporate Governance after the Financial Crisis |
Bainbridge |
| 181. |
Creation without Restraint |
Bohannan & Hovenkamp |
| 182. |
Constitutional Fragments |
Teubner |
| 183. |
The System of the Constitution |
Vermeule |
| 184. |
Crime and Punishment |
Gross |
| 185. |
Manifest Madness |
Loughnan |
| 186. |
The Machinery of Criminal Justice |
Bibas |
| 187. |
Confessions of Guilt |
Thomas & Leo |
| 188. |
Energy Networks and the Law |
Roggenkamp et al (eds) |
| 189. |
Infrustructure |
Frischmann |
| 190. |
EU Law after Lisbon |
Biondi et al (eds) |
| 191. |
Compliance and the Enforcement of EU Law |
Cremona (ed) |
| 192. |
EU Administrative Law |
Craig |
| 193. |
Regulating Services in the European Union |
Hatzopoulos |
| 194. |
Law and Childhood Studies |
Freeman (ed) |
| 195. |
Global Patents |
Trimble |
| 196. |
A Neofederalist Vision of TRIPS |
Dinwoodie & Dreyfuss |
| 197. |
Islamic Law in Action |
Stilt |
| 198. |
Institutional Reason |
Klatt (ed) |
| 199. |
Narratives of Islamic Legal Theory |
Ahmed |
| 200. |
Law, Person, and Community |
Coughlin |
| 201. |
Rwanda's Gacaca Courts |
Bornkamm |
| 202. |
The Right to Have Rights |
Kesby |
| 203. |
Reimagining Child Soldiers in International Law and Policy |
Drumbl |
| 204. |
Climate Change, Forced Migration, and International Law |
McAdam |
| 205. |
Development at the WTO |
Rolland |
| 206. |
Unimaginable Atrocities |
Schabas |
| 207. |
Human Rights and Hierarchy in International Law |
De Wet & Vidmar (eds) |
| 208. |
Individual Criminal Responsibility in International Law |
van Sliedregt |
| 209. |
Religious Liberty in Western and Islamic Law |
Kalanges |
