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Hart Publishing 2015 Good Books for Lawyers Hart Publishing 2015 Good Books for Lawyers iBarcoder Trial iBarcoder Trial iBarcoder Trial ISBN 978-1-78225-696-0 9 781782 256960 iBarcoder Trial iBarcoder Trial iBarcoder Trial Hart Publishing Ltd. is an Imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing plc www.hartpub.co.uk iBarcoder Trial iBarcoder Trial iBarcoder Trial ISBN 978-1-78225-696-0 9 iBarcoder781782 256960 Trial iBarcoder Trial iBarcoder Trial Welcome 2014 saw the departure from Hart Publishing of its founder Richard Hart whose ambition for what a publisher should be and instinct for the highest quality scholarship over a 17 year period resulted in a treasure trove of good books for lawyers. It is my privilege, together with the Hart and the wider Bloomsbury team, to take the list forward and build on his rich legacy. I am very grateful for the warm and generous welcome which has been extended to me by Hart authors and I very much look forward to working with you in the future. Hart authors’ great tradition of prize winning scholarship continued unabated in 2014. In particular, I am delighted to congratulate James Goudkamp, author of Tort Law Defences and Jure Vidmar, author of Democratic Statehood in International Law who were awarded the 2014 SLS Peter Birks Prize for Outstanding Legal Scholarship (Joint Second Prize). Warm congratulations also go to Brian Sloan: his title Informal Carers and Private Law was awarded the University of Cambridge’s Yorke Prize. The prestigious American Society of International Law’s Francis Lieber Society Book Prize 2014 was awarded to Russell Buchan’s International Law and the Construction of the Liberal Peace. Robert Kolb’s The International Court of Justice won the 2014 American Society of International Law Certificate of Merit for High Technical Craftsmanship and Utility to Practicing Lawyers and Scholars. And finally, congratulations to Vincent-Joël Proulx who was awarded the 2014 Myres McDougal Prize for best book in Law, Science, and Policy, Society of Policy Scientists for Transnational Terrorism and State Accountability. Hart’s longstanding tradition of excellence in scholarship is matched by its commitment to innovation, particularly in the field of digital publishing. September saw the launch of the Hart Collection as part of Bloomsbury Collections, a new online ebook platform offering instant access to Hart’s world leading legal scholarship and allowing for its widest possible dissemination. So what does 2015 bring? We welcome the publication of new editions of landmark Hart texts-Gullifer and Payne’s Corporate Finance Law: Principles and Policy, 2nd Edition; Quigley’s European State Aid Law and Policy, 3rd Edition; Tushnet’s The Constitution of the United States of America, 2nd Edition, to name a few. Law students will find much to appeal with the publication of the 7th Edition of Michael Zander’s seminal text The Law Making Process and important new textbooks such as Principles of Tort Law by Rachael Mulheron. Innovations include moving towards simultaneous hardcopy and ebook publication and in April the inaugural Annual Hart/Bloomsbury Publishing State Aid Conference, chaired by Conor Quigley QC (please see page 6 for further details). I hope you find much to stimulate and inspire in our 2015 publishing programme; enjoy! Sinéad Moloney Publisher, January 2015 Hart Publishing, an Imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing plc. Hart Publishing Banking and Financial Law Contents Contact Us 3 General 54 Distribution and Sales Contacts 4 Human Rights 55 Hart Publishing Conferences 6 Immigration, Asylum, Refugee and Hart Publishing Series 7 Nationality Law 59 Ebooks 12 International and Comparative Criminal Arbitration and ADR 13 Law 60 Banking and Financial Law 14 International Investment Law 61 Company and Insolvency Law 16 International Trade Law 62 Comparative Law 17 Labour and Discrimination Law 64 Competition Law 17 Legal Education and the Legal Profession 65 Computer and Internet Law 21 Legal History 66 Constitutional and Administrative Law 21 Legal Philosophy 67 Consumer Law 29 Litigation and Civil Procedure 69 Contract, Tort, Restitution and Media Law 69 Commercial Law 30 Medical Law and Ethics 70 Copyright, Patents, Trademarks 35 Private International Law 70 Criminal Law and Evidence 39 Property Law 72 Criminology and Policing 41 Public International Law 73 Energy, Environmental and Natural Socio-Legal Studies 80 Resources Law 42 Tax Law 81 Equity and Trusts 44 Backlist 82 European Law 45 Index 101 Family Law 53 Order Forms 107 Gender and the Law 54 ORDER ONLINE | www.hartpub.co.uk | US CUSTOMERS | www.hartpublishingusa.com 1 The Criminal Practice Series from Your ‘no hassle’ guides to Bloomsbury Professional criminal law Abuse of Process in Criminal Richardson and Clark: Proceedings, Fourth Edition Sexual Offences – The essential guide to abuse of process in criminal law. 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