School of Law

To paraphrase Barack Obama, cause lawyers aren't supposed to make any money: 'their poverty is proof of their integrity' (Obama, 2007, p. 135). Integrity and its insignia are, of course, sought-after signifiers not only in the field of community organising that Obama was ...

Are the essays in this volume a success? As is clear, the majority of them address in varying degree the three concerns of the natural law tradition without tackling the difficulties in establishing that those concerns are indeed ours and were indeed concerns of the exemplars of the ...

Why would a lawyer study The Wizard of Oz, 1 or a fairy tale, or indeed any cultural object at all? My premise in this Article is that literary, no less than legal, texts proclaim, the rules and customs that make up the social order, whether we are aware of them or not, like them or not, suffer them, tolerate them, or enjoy them. In Jacques Lacan’s famous aphorism, the unconscious is not only a law but is also a law that is ―out there,‖ 2