Books in Law and Legal Studies: Law and Society

The Global Debate over Constitutional Property
Lawmaking for Development
Reclaiming Fair Use
Optional Law
Embracing Risk
Ensuring Corporate Misconduct
The Medical Malpractice Myth
The Lawyer's Myth
Family, Law, and Community
The Death of the American Trial
Invitation to Law and Society
Alaska Natives and American Laws
Supreme Court Decision-Making
The Flash Press
Rules versus Relationships
The Law of the Other
Asian Legal Revivals
The Internationalization of Palace Wars
Before Homosexuality in the Arab-Islamic World, 1500-1800
Last Words of the Executed
Rights of Inclusion
Making Rights Real
The Rights Revolution
The Common Place of Law
The Changing Borders of Juvenile Justice
Free Expression and Democracy in America
Government and the American Economy
Securing Constitutional Democracy
Advocacy after Bhopal
Under Construction
Tournament of Lawyers
Interpreting State Constitutions
The Culture of Control
Punishment and Modern Society
For the Sake of Argument
The Law in Shambles
The Federal Impeachment Process
The Constitutional Underclass
Electing Judges
Overseers of the Poor
SuperVision
The War on Words
Speak No Evil
The Failure of Corporate Law
Changing Lives
Double Jeopardy
Youth on Trial
The Three and a Half Minute Transaction
Beyond Monopoly
Distorting the Law
The Lost Promise of Patriotism
Language of the Gun
Our Children, Their Children
Homosexual Desire in Revolutionary Russia
Citizens, Cops, and Power
Plea Bargaining
Religious Liberty and Human Rights
Pronouncing and Persevering
Silent Revolution
The Cultural Study of Law
The Story of Jane
Borrowed Knowledge
The Gay Rights Question in Contemporary American Law
Corporate Bodies and Guilty Minds
The Making of Environmental Law
Lawyers in Practice
This Is Not Civil Rights
Truth Machine
Policing Contingencies
Reproducing Rape
Rights at Work
Equality for Same-Sex Couples
Getting Justice and Getting Even
Human Rights and Gender Violence
Law & Capitalism
Inside the Presidential Debates
Occupy
Interracial Intimacy
Free to Die for Their Country
Mass Torts in a World of Settlement
The Elusive Ideal
Realizing Educational Rights
Islands of Privacy
On Your Own without a Net
The Microsoft Case
The Rights of the Defenseless
Not Just Roommates
Post-Ethical Society
Law and Happiness
Unequal under Law
The Republic Afloat
Arguing with Tradition
The Just
Reflections on the Just
Collateral Knowledge
The Politics of Same-Sex Marriage
Nature Conservation and Countryside Law
Payback
A Century of Juvenile Justice
Refusing Care
Parité!
The Expert Witness in Islamic Courts
When Law Goes Pop
Poor Discipline
An Ethics of Interrogation
Color Lines
Privacy at Risk
The Language of Judges
Speaking of Crime
Lawyers of the Right
Justice for Girls?
Behind Closed Doors
Dante and the Limits of the Law
The Logic of Social Research
When Formality Works
Affirmative Advocacy
Punitive Damages
Failing Law Schools
Just Elections
Crime and Justice, Volume 23
Crime and Justice, Volume 25
Crime and Justice, Volume 41
Crime and Justice, Volume 42
Everyday Law on the Street
Court of Last Resort
Law in Everyday Japan
Secrets, Sex, and Spectacle
Regulatory Rights
Belonging in an Adopted World
An American Travesty