Law and Opinion in Twentieth-Century Britain and Ireland

W. JOHN MORGAN is Professor of Comparative Education, the University of Nottingham and his most recent book is Post-school Education and the Transition from State Socialism (ed., with J. Muckle), 2001. He is a member of the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission for the United Kingdom. - STEPHEN LIVINGSTONE is Professor of Human Rights Law, Queen's University of Belfast. His most recent book is Civil Liberties Law (with Noel Whitty and Therese Murphy), 2001. He is a member of the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland.

• Preface; C.Campbell Introduction; A.V.Dicey PART ONE: LAW AND THE STATE Public Opinion, Political Education and Citizenship; W.J.Morgan The Triumph of Individualism?; I.Forbes PART TWO: CULTURE AND IDENTITY Language, Law and Politics; C.H.Williams Ethnicity and Education in 20th Century Britain; M.Leicester PART THREE: PUBLIC MORALITY AND THE CITIZEN Matrimonial Property: Legan Developments and Social Trends in the 20th Century; L.Glennon Public Opinion and the Regulation of Conception; E.Jackson PART FOUR: THE DEATH OF THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION? Europe and its Impact on the United Kingdon; D.Wincott & J.Buller Dicey and the Celtic Nations: A Nightmare come to Life?; S.W.Livingstone Bibliography Index