The Critical Lawyers Handbook Volume 1

Contents

Acknowledgements
Introduction

1: Critical Legal Theory

Go	Authors	Title
		Quotes
	Alan Thomson	Foreword: Critical Approaches to Law Who Needs Legal Theory?
	David Kairys	The Politics of Law: A Progressive Critique
	Robert Fine & Sol Picciotto	On Marxist Critiques of Law
	Anne Bottomley	Feminism: Paradoxes of the Double Bind
	Costas Douzinas & Ken Foster	The (Im)possible Pedagogical Politics of (the law of) Postmodernism
	Sammy Adelman & Ken Foster	Critical Legal Theory: The Power of Law
	Peter Fitzpatrick	Law as Resistance

2: Critical Legal Education

Go	Authors	Title
		Quotes
		Preface
	Duncan Kennedy	Legal Education as Training for Hierarchy
	Alan Hunt	Critique and Law: Legal Education and Practice
	Alan Thomson	The Law of Contract
	Alan Norrie	Criminal Law
	Joanne Conaghan & Wade Mansell	Tort Law
	Andy Clark, Kate Green & Nick Jackson	Property Law
	Ian Grigg-Spall, Paddy Ireland & Dave Kelly	Company Law
	Alastair Edie, Ian Grigg-Spall & Paddy Ireland	Labour Law
	Richard de Friend	Constitutional Law
	Joanne Scott	European Law
	Ian Grigg-Spall & Paddy Ireland	Afterword: Law's (Un)spoken (Pre)sumptuous (Pre)suppositions

3: Critical Legal Practice

Go	Authors	Title
		Quotes
		Preface
	Kim Economides & Ole Hansen	Critical Legal Practice: Beyond Abstract Radicalism
	John Fitzpatrick	Legal Practice and Socialist Practice
	Michael Mansfield QC	Critical Legal Practice and the Bar
	Paul Harris	The Politics of Law Practice`
	David Watkinson	Radical Chambers, Wellington Street: A Personal View
	John Fitzpatrick	Collective Working in Law Centres
	Bill Bowring	Socialism, Liberation Struggles and the Law
	Kate Markus	The Politics of Legal Aid

4: Critical Lawyers' Groups

Richard Carroll, Ian Grigg-Spall and Lorraine Talbot

5: An Alternative Guide to Solicitors' Firms and Bar Chambers

Ian Grigg-Spall and Mollie Roots

References and Further Reading
Contributors' addresses