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Recent General Interest Articles

  1. Security Games

    Security Games Website Launched

    Security Games: Surveillance and Control at Mega-Events edited by Colin Bennett and Kevin Haggerty is now available in paperback ... and has a website designed to provide continuous news information, content and analysis on the different dimensions of security and surveillance associated with mega-events around the world.

  2. Is a law that is meant to protect battered women being abused by brutal men?

    In Australia controversy is raging as people claim that a law that was brought in to protect battered women is being abused by brutal men. There have been articles in the Herald Sun on this subject which you can read in full here and here. Author of the upcoming Routledge book, Sex, Culpability and the Defence of Provocation, Danielle Tyson discusses this very issue in chapter four of her book. Read on to see her response to the Herald Sun article from the 10th February.

  3. Asian Law Catalogue

    Asian Law Online Catalog Now Available to View

    The Asian Law catalog is now online. You can click on a book record for more details, or create your own booklist of titles which you can download into an excel document or email to a friend or colleague. This catalog will be updated as new books publish so bookmark it in your browser today to keep all of the latest titles just a click away.

  4. Anarchism & Sexuality

    Great Reviews for Anarchism and Sexuality

    Anarchism and Sexuality edited by Jamie Heckert and Richard Cleminson brings fresh anarchist perspectives to debates around sexuality; makes a queer and feminist intervention within the most recent wave of anarchist scholarship; and is a queerly anarchist contribution to social justice literature, policy and practice. Since it published in April, the book has attracted considerable academic acclaim.

  5. 2011 Law Catalog Now Available to Broswe Online

    The 2011 Research in Law and Law & Society Catalog is now available online!  Click here to browse our new titles and key backlist.  Click on any URL to be taken directly to the product page on the Routledge website.

  6. Regulating Sexuality - winner of the 2011 SLSA-Hart Socio-Legal Book Prize

    Congratulations to Routledge author Rosie Harding, whose book Regulating Sexuality: Legal Consciousness in Lesbian and Gay Lives has just won the 2011 SLSA-Hart Socio-Legal Book Prize!

  7. Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopolous

    Congratulations to the UCKLE’s Law Teacher of the Year 2011!

    We'd like to extend our congratulations to Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopolous from the University of Westminster, who was awarded the prestigious UKCLE Law Teacher of the Year prize at January's Learning in Law Annual Conference.

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  8. Author Interview: Law and Literature

    Following a riveting keynote by Professor Ian Ward at the 2009 Learning In Law annual conference, editorial assistant Lloyd Langman interviews three Routledge authors on the subject of the intersection between law, literature and the humanities.