Law, Society, and Economy

Edited by Richard Rawlings of the LSE, this centenary volume of essays assembles contributions from an array of leading scholars and practitioners associated with the School. Working from the assumption that law should not be studied in isolation, but as one of the social sciences, the contributors take a fresh look at Commerical law, the Courts and the Judicial Process, and the dimensions of law. As a summary of current thought and debate this volume should prove invaluable to serious scholars and practioners in law, and to those involved in the field of social science.