Law

Author interviews

Author Q&A with Alara Efsun Yazıcıoğlu

The gender equality and discriminatory consumption taxes: an interview with Alara Efsun Yazıcıoğlu, author of Pink Tax and the Law: Discriminating Against Women Consumers

Author Q&A with Michael Hallett

Michael Hallett, is the lead author of, The Angola Prison Seminary: Effects of Faith-Based Ministry on Identity Transformation, Desistance, and Rehabilitation. With his co-authors, Joshua Hays, Byron R. Johnson, Sung Joon Jang and Grant Duwe, this this book utilizes survey analysis along with life-history interviews of inmates and staff to explore the history, purpose, and functioning of the Inmate Minister program at Louisiana State Penitentiary (aka "Angola").

Author Q&A: Mark Klamberg

We recently caught up with one of our authors, Mark Klamberg, to discuss his title Power and Law in International Society and what inspired him to write this definitive monograph.

Textbooks

Our textbook publishing programme remains at the heart of the Routledge Law list. Law textbooks cover a wide range of legal subjects, across compulsory and optional modules of the standard LLB course.

Routledge Law Companion Website

Many textbooks from Routledge Law, including The English Legal System, Constitutional and Administrative Law and Equity and Trusts, are complimented by a Companion Website. Available features include:

• Highly interactive, innovative multi-media technology including streaming video, downloadable podcasts, multiple choice question test banks, online assessment and results tracking
• Fully customized content and design to suit the requirements of each individual textbook
• VLE content delivered via a password-protected lecturer area, enabling lecturers to import all textbook-related resources into an institution’s own VLE
• Useful links sections, seamlessly connecting the user to bonus related content, references, journal articles and more

Companion Websites are accessible through the textbook product pages. 

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Research

Routledge are well-known for publishing books across the social sciences and humanities that challenge conventional wisdom, and provide new ways of interpreting the world. Routledge Law continues this tradition by offering a range of successful and distinctive research titles making available cutting edge and influential research by both established authors and up-and-coming academics.

GlassHouse Books

GlassHouse is the leading publisher of texts in the areas of socio-legal studies and critical legal theory, specialising in books that offer a fresh perspective on law and contemporary legal issues. Our aim is to publish books that re-think conventional approaches to law, and that address new objects or subjects of legal enquiry. Books that are innovative as well as scholarly, and that inspire and provoke as well as inform. Books with a critical edge. And, particularly, books that draw upon the insights and frameworks of other disciplines: sociology, politics or philosophy; but also other social science and humanities disciplines, such as cultural studies, geography, economics, social policy, history and literature.

Routledge Research in Law Books

Routledge is one of the few commercial publishers who continue to publish and invest in specialised academic research. At a time when many publishers have chosen to focus almost exclusively on student textbooks, Routledge is committed to publishing important research produced by the academic community. Our research titles form part of the successful Routledge Research programme which is recognised by academics and libraries the world over, ensuring the books achieve a worldwide readership.

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Revision

Revision

With different series’ available to suit different learning styles and needs, Routledge Revision helps LLB students to achieve exam success.

Series available in Routledge Revision include:

• Optimize
• Unlocking the Law
• Routledge Questions and Answers
  
• Key Facts Key Cases
  
• Routledge Student Statutes
  
• Lawcards
  
• Course Notes

Editorial Contacts

• Katie Carpenter, Publisher

  Email: katherine.carpenter@tandf.co.uk

  Katie has overall responsibility for law books at Routledge. She commissions textbooks for the UK LLB and GDL markets. She also commissions LLM and upper-level textbooks for the UK and International markets in Law & Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, as well as Caribbean Law. She is committed to channelling the very best in pedagogic practice to develop innovative and engaging textbooks that continue to meet the evolving needs of both lecturers and students.

• Amy Jones, Editor

  Email: Amy.Jones@tandf.co.uk

  Amy Jones works on the Informa Law from Routledge imprint, which is the professional publishing arm of the Routledge Law list. She commissions books for lawyers specialising in Maritime, Transport, Environment and Energy law as well as non-legally trained professionals in the surrounding fields. Her key series include the Lloyd’s Shipping Law Series, the Maritime and Transport Law Library, the Lloyd’s Environment and Energy Law Series, and Lloyd’s Practical Shipping Guides. She also commissions LLM and upper-level textbooks for the UK and International markets in the Informa Law subject areas as well in Law & Science, Technology, Engineering & Medicine.

• Alison Kirk, Senior Editor

  Email: Alison.Kirk@informa.com

  Alison Kirk commissions in Law concentrating on research monographs, edited collections and original reference books. She manages a number of active series and focuses particularly on the following areas: comparative legal systems; constitutional and administrative law; criminal law and criminal justice; cultural diversity and law; human rights and humanitarian law; jurisprudence and philosophy of law; law and religion; law and security; law in Asia; legal ethics; legal history; medical law; migration and asylum law. If you have a book proposal or new project you would like to discuss, she would be delighted to hear from you.

• Colin Perrin, Editor

  Email: Colin.Perrin@tandf.co.uk

  Colin Perrin commissions interdisciplinary monographs, edited collections, short-form books and handbooks about law. His 'GlassHouse' list focuses particularly on books that aim to question and rethink conventional approaches to law and contemporary legal issues; books that address new objects or subjects of legal enquiry; and that are innovative as well as scholarly. Titles on his list cover a range of globally relevant work in the fields of law and society, socio-legal studies, legal theory, and law and the humanities. His list also includes series in topical areas such as Law, Justice, and Ecology; Transitional Justice; Law, Development, and Globalization; Law and Politics; Social Justice; Law, Science and Society; Law and the Postcolonial; Space, Materiality, and the Normative; and Indigenous Peoples and the Law.

• Emma Tyce, Editor

  Email: Emma.Tyce@tandf.co.uk

  Emma Tyce commissions research monographs, edited collections, and handbooks in law. The books on her list include innovative research by up-and-coming academics alongside titles by more established authors which offer thought-provoking and often critical analyses. Her core areas of interest include: International Law; EU Law; International Commercial Law; Corporate Law; Finance and Banking Law; Intellectual Property Law; IT, Cyberlaw and the Law of Emerging Technologies; Maritime Law; Energy and Natural Resources Law; International Environmental Law; Competition Law; Media Law; Employment Law; Discrimination Law; Air and Space Law; Legal Education; and Family and Social Welfare Law.