Leading Works in Law and Social Justice (Hardcover, 1)

Foreword ? Baroness Shami Chakrabarti CBE PC Introduction: Law and Social Justice ? Faith Gordon and Daniel Newman　 Chapter 1: Lifetimes of Commitment to Law and Social Justice - Jacqueline A. Kinghan Chapter 2: Decolonial Violence and the "Native Intellectual" - Patricia Tuitt Chapter 3: A very British domination contract? Charles W. Mills’ theoretical framework and understanding social justice in Britain - Zara Bain Chapter 4: Marx and anti-colonialism - Thalia Anthony Chapter 5: The Law of Peoples ? John Rawls Chapter 6: Naming ‘Femicide’ - Ashley Rogers Chapter 7: Feminist Legal Engagements towards a Transformative Justice - Jane Krishnadas Chapter 8: Social Justice and the Limits of Regulation: the enduring insights of Marx’s Capital - Steve Tombs Chapter 9: Mariana Valverde: Scale, Jurisdiction and Social Justice - Jess Mant Chapter 10: Policing the Union’s Black: The Racial Politics of Law and Order in Contemporary Britain - Lambros　Fatsis Chapter 11: Larissa Behrendt - Achieving Social Justice: Indigenous Rights and Australia's Future - Robyn Oxley Chapter 12: Beyond Criminology: Taking Harm Seriously - Lynne Copson Chapter 13: The Souls of Black Folk, by W.E.B. Du Bois - Bharat Malkani Chapter 14: At war with the court’s ‘sublime complacency’: Bob Woffinden remembered - Jon Robins Chapter 15: The Vulnerable Subject: Anchoring Equality in the Human Condition (Martha Fineman) - Ellen Gordon-Bouvier Chapter 16: Reflections on Law and Social Justice: Robin West, ‘Economic Man and Literary Woman’ Mercer Law Review - Amir Paz-Fuchs Afterword - Professor Hilary Sommerlad, Chair in Law and Social Justice, University of Leeds