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Commercial and Financial Law Hart Publishing CommercialHart Publishing and Financial Law 2011 Good Books for Lawyers www.hartpub.co.uk ORDER ONLINE | www.hartpub.co.uk | US CUSTOMERS | www.hartpublishingusa.com Welcome We’re delighted to begin our catalogue by congratulating the Hart authors whose work was recognised in 2010. In March 2010 James Green’s monograph The International Court of Justice and Self-Defence in International Law was awarded the American Society of International Law’s Francis Lieber Prize, while in September Alan Bogg’s The Democratic Aspects of Trade Union Recognition won the Society of Legal Scholars’ Peter Birks Prize for Outstanding Legal Scholarship, with Matthew Conaglen’s Fiduciary Loyalty the runner-up. This was the tenth consecutive year in which Hart books had won either fi rst or second prize, the fourth consecutive year that a Hart book had won fi rst prize and the third time in fi ve years that Hart books had won fi rst and second prizes. Finally, in 2010 three Hart authors, Ben McFarlane, Vanessa Munro and Sylvie Delacroix were awarded prestigious prizes by the Leverhulme Trust in recognition of their scholarship; McFarlane’s The Structure of Property Law and Munro’s Law and Politics at the Perimeter were cited as evidence of their outstanding promise. One of the bigger changes we have embraced in the past three years is the advent of e-books, and you will fi nd out more about what we have done and what we are offering on p5. We welcome inquiries from librarians and booksellers who think they may be interested in acquiring all or some of our e-book collections. Our 2011 catalogue of new titles features important new highlights, including Corporate Finance Law by Louise Gullifer and Jennifer Payne; UK Merger Control by Jonathan Parker and Adrian Majumdar; The Coalition and the Constitution by Vernon Bogdanor; a third edition of Andrew Burrows’ A Casebook on Contract, Crimes, Harms and Wrongs by A P Simester and Andreas von Hirsch; Environmental Judicial Review by Richard Moules; the sixth edition of Wyatt and Dashwood’s European Union Law (previously published by Sweet and Maxwell); Murder, Medicine and Motherhood by Emma Cunliffe; new monographs on the right to food and the right to housing; Equality: The New Legal Framework by Sir Bob Hepple; new editions of our popular study guides What About Law? and Bewigged and Bewildered, as well as new guides to studying for a PhD in law and research methodologies in law; Shakespeare’s Imaginary Constitution by Paul Raffi eld; Hannah Arendt and the Law edited by Marco Goldoni and Christopher McCorkindale; Debating Euthanasia by Emily Jackson and John Keown; a major new monograph on the Governance of Occupied Territory in Contemporary International Law by Stefan Talmon; a three volume History of the Laws of War by Alexander Gillespie; The Israeli- Palestinian Confl ict and its Resolution by Tal Becker and Ghaith Al-Omari; and a new critical introduction to International Law by Wade Mansell. We hope you enjoy the titles we are publishing in our 15th Anniversary year. Richard Hart, January 2011 Inspection Copies Series Hart Publishing, Ltd Titles marked with the icon above are available free You may fi nd the series page on our website 16C Worcester Place, Oxford OX1 2JW, UK of charge provided you are teaching a course for helpful. This contains information on all our Tel: +44 (0) 1865 517530, Fax: +44 (0) 1865 510710 which they may be recommended as set texts. series, with a list of the published and E [email protected] Our full inspection copy policy is set out at the top forthcoming titles in each one. www.hartpub.co.uk or of the Inspection Copy Order form on page 91. www.hartpub.co.uk/books/series US: www.hartpublishingusa.com Cover image by Judge Pierre Cavellat, from The Art of Justice by Ruth Herz (see page 37). © All Souls College, Oxford Hart Publishing Contents Journals 2 Key Texts 4 Ebooks 5 Banking and Financial Law 6 Company and Insolvency Law 8 Competition Law 9 Constitutional and Administrative Law 14 Contract, Tort, Restitution & Commercial Law 19 1 Copyright, Patents, Trademarks 23 Criminal Law 24 Criminology and Policing 25 Energy, Environmental & Natural Resources Law 26 Equity and Trusts 28 European Law 29 Evidence, Proof and Process 34 Family Law 35 Gender and the Law 36 General 37 Human Rights 38 Insurance Law 42 International and Comparative Criminal Law 43 International Investment Law 45 International Trade Law 46 Labour and Discrimination Law 48 Legal Education and the Legal Profession 49 Legal History 52 Legal Philosophy 53 Litigation and Civil Procedure 55 Media Law 56 Medical Law and Ethics 57 Private International Law 59 Property Law 60 Public International Law 61 Socio-Legal Studies 70 Tax Law 71 Backlist 72 Index by Title 84 Index by Author 86 Highlights from Intersentia Publishing 88 Order Forms 89 Order now from our website www.hartpub.co.uk Website for US customers: www.hartpublishingusa.com CommercialJournals Hart and Publishing Financial Law Hart Publishing CommercialJournals and Financial Law Online Access Transnational Legal Theory Convening Editor Online access is included in all Craig Scott, Osgoode Hall Law School standard subscriptions. 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