A Special Relationship?

A collection of topical essays by many of the UK's leading public lawyers and centred on a single theme: the influence of US jurisprudence upon English Public Law. The contributors address a lively range of topics, while the introduction pulls the many and varied discussions and observations together and deals with a more general theory of the influence of US Public Law upon English Law.

ISBN	0198260148	DEWEY edition	DC20
ISBN13	9780198260141 (What's this?)	Pages	332
Publisher	Oxford University Press	Volumes	1
Imprint	Clarendon Press	Weight (grammes)	701
Format	Hardback	Published in	Oxford
Publication date	18 Jan 1996	Height (mm)	234
Non-book description	viii, 322 p. ;	Width (mm)	156
Library of Congress	KD3930.A75	Spine width (mm)	24
DEWEY	344.202	Academic level	Professional / Scholarly

	List of Contributors
	Introduction: Should We Take Lessons from America? by Ian Loveland	1
1	The Symbolism of Constitutions: Some Anglo-American Comparisons by Roger Cotterrell	25
2	Equality and Moral Independence: Private Morality and Public Law by T. R. S. Allan	47
3	A Special Relationship? American Influences on Judicial Review in England by Carol Harlow	79
4	Courts and Interests by Richard Rawlings	99
5	Standing, Representation, and the Environment by Peter Cane	123
6	Contracts, Prisons, and Public Law by Genevra Richardson	151
7	Jurisdiction, Judicial Control, and Agency Autonomy by Paul Craig	173
8	The Constitution of the Excluded - Indians and Others by Peter Fitzpatrick	191
9	The Importation of United States Free Speech Jurisprudence? by Eric Barendt	213
10	Legal Control of Party Political Finance by Keith Ewing	233
11	The Criminalization of Racist Violence by Ian Loveland	253
12	Changing Patterns in Sentencing Policy by Martin Wasik	279
	Bibliography	299
	Index	317

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