Law books

The Supreme Court has historically resisted a partisan sorting out of its public legitimacy; however, today, Republicans...  Read More >>

The definitive textbook on Northern Ireland’s legal system.  Read More >>

This volume is an important addition to the history of Scotland and European law, utilising innovative research...  Read More >>

This brilliant sociopolitical analysis of Catalonia, Northern Ireland, Wallonia, South Tyrol, and Quebec argues...  Read More >>

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Here comes a book reconciling two seemingly antithetical concepts: activism and the law. It discusses how many decorated...  Read More >>

Le droit malien reconnaît deux formes de mariage, en tenant compte des réalités sociales et culturelles de la société...  Read More >>

More than 200 forms and exemplars useful in dozens of legal contexts - annotated with helpful introductions and...  Read More >>

The book has been divided into ten useful chapters. The first chapter deals with a general introduction to fundamentals...  Read More >>

The Constitution of the United States of America is the supreme law of the United States, establishing the framework...  Read More >>

Every platform has a Clause 47. A rule buried in the fine print. A condition that shifts the balance of power so...  Read More >>

Justice and War Crimes traces the creation of the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) in early 1994 prior to the arrival...  Read More >>

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For law students, this book offers clarity, confidence, and a fresh perspective. For lifelong learners, it offers...  Read More >>

Digital governance transforms how governments in developing countries deliver services, engage citizens, and promote...  Read More >>

Written for students working in a range of disciplines, this textbook provides an accessible, balanced, and nuanced...  Read More >>

This book examines forty years of federal water pollution investigations and prosecutions to explore how federal...  Read More >>

Requests can sometimes create reasons for action and sometimes obligations. Request norms explain their reason-giving...  Read More >>

A key title in any student’s textbook library on UK constitutional law: accessible, authoritative, engaging and...  Read More >>

What is life really like for LGBTQIA+ people behind bars? This book offers the most up-to-date global research...  Read More >>

This open access book speaks to the potential of a reimagined and revitalised right to strike.  Read More >>

Online platforms now constitute so significant a mode of wealth production that many argue a new kind of economic...  Read More >>

This timely book examines education in Young Offenders Institutions and adult prisons in England and Wales, addressing...  Read More >>

A fascinating exploration of how EU law should respond in the face of unprecedented emergencies such as COVID-19,...  Read More >>