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Vol 2 No 3 (2021): Series 2

Amicus Curiae Vol 2 No 3 (2021): Series 2 cover

Special Issue: 'Reflecting on Blackstone's Tower' with Guest Editors Fiona Cownie and Emma Jones

Published: 2021-06-22

Editor's introduction

Editor's introduction

Michael Palmer

311-313
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Special Issue Articles

Blackstone’s Tower in Context

Fiona Cownie, Emma Jones

314-333
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Twining’s Tower and the Challenges of Making Law a Humanistic Discipline

David Sugarman

334-351
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The Tower

Anthony Bradney

352-370
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Rutland Revisited Reflections on the Relationships between the Legal Academy and the Legal Profession

Steven Vaughan

371-389
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Experiencing English Law Schools The Student Perspective

Jessica Guth, Fiona Cownie, Emma Jones

390-405
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Building Access Routes into Blackstone’s Tower Including Disability Perspectives in the Liberal Law School

Abigail Pearson

406-427
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Should We Rethink the Purposes of the Law School? A Case for Decolonial Thought in Legal Pedagogy

Foluke Adebisi

428-449
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Gender, Sexuality and the Law School (Re)thinking Blackstone’s Tower with Queer and Feminist Theory

Chris Ashford

450-473
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Blackstone’s Tower Revisited Legal Academic Wellbeing, Marketization and the Post-pandemic Law School

Richard Collier

474-500
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Notes

The Independent Panel’s Report on Judicial Review (CP 407) and the Government’s Consultation Document on Judicial Review Reform (CP 408)

Patrick J Birkinshaw

501-520
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University of London Refugee Law Clinic Online Launch

Carl Stychin

521-522
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News and Events

News and Events

523-525
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Profiles

Profiles of Contributors to Articles, Review Article and Notes

Michael Palmer

526-530
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Visual Law

Visual Law China’s Three Internet Courts

Yang Lin

531-538
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Full issue PDF

Full issue

309-538
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