The birth of criminology and psychology as scientific pursuits in the mid-19th century drew together the two disciplines (Hollin 2002: 147). Institutional criminologists, the courts1 and popular culture2 have maintained ...

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This chapter explores commonalities and differences among families formed through assisted means.

JEREMY BENTHAM REGARDED William Blackstone's work as a 'striking example of the inability of the common law to provide adequate definitions of property. He attributed this in part to the bifurcated categories of 'real' and ...

Sustainability, as a concept, gained momentum as international non-government organizations developed the term. The United Nations' Brundtland Report is credited with first referring to sustainability as having three ...

This chapfer discusses the movement of laws and the transmission of ideas across Empire,' In parricuiac, it rracesseveral ways in which sovereignty was understood in certain British intellectual contexts during [he key ...

The principle that a corporation is a separate legal entity from its owners and managers is, together with the principle of limited liability given to registered corporations, a cornerstone of the modern capitalist system. ...

A full exposition of the crimial and tort law as it pertains to athlete on-field violence. Original research into proportional violence, unwillingness of the victim to particpate in violence, analysis of the 'intentional' ...