Current practice in group litigation as a means for political pressure groups - the peculiarities of the tradition in Britain, and cases domestic and international. Important for lawyers and political scientists alike.
Current practice in group litigation as a means for political pressure groups - the peculiarities of the tradition in Britain, and cases domestic and international. Important for lawyers and political scientists alike.
Carol Harlow and Richard Rawlings, both of the Law Department at the LSE, are experienced in public law and familiar with political science literature. They are therefore able to relate legal systems to the political process in a book designed to be accessible and of interest to lawyers, to political scientists and to lobby group activists.
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INTRODUCTION Chapter 1 PHILANTHROPY AND DISSENT Chapter 2 LIBERTY THROUGH LEGALITY Chapter 3 GROUP ACTION IN THE CIVIL COURTS Chapter 4 COURTS, CAMPAIGNS AND LOBBYISTS Chapter 5 THE STRONG ARM OF THE LAW Chapter 6 GLOBAL POLITICS, TRANSNATIONAL LAW Chapter 7 PRESSURE THROUGH LAW NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY Index
INTRODUCTION Chapter 1 PHILANTHROPY AND DISSENT Chapter 2 LIBERTY THROUGH LEGALITY Chapter 3 GROUP ACTION IN THE CIVIL COURTS Chapter 4 COURTS, CAMPAIGNS AND LOBBYISTS Chapter 5 THE STRONG ARM OF THE LAW Chapter 6 GLOBAL POLITICS, TRANSNATIONAL LAW Chapter 7 PRESSURE THROUGH LAW NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY Index
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