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Articles
Ten questions for 'unjust enrichment'
theorists.
Steve Hedley, Fellow in Law, Christ's College, University of Cambridge
Is He Our Sister? Sex, Gender, and Transsexuals
Under European Law
Andrea C Loux, BA, JD, Lecturer-in-Public Law, Department of Public Law,
The University of Edinburgh
In Defence of Ireland
David Ormerod, Lecturer in Law, Department of Law, University of Nottingham
and Michael Gunn, Professor of Mental Health Law, School of Law, De Montfort
University, Leicester.
Current Issues
Equality for All? Higher Education and the
Disability Discrimination Act 1995
Peter Cumper LLB, LLM, Senior Lecturer in Law, The Nottingham Trent University,
and M E Rodgers LLB, BA, Senior Lecturer in Law, The Nottingham Trent University
Legal Education
The Ends of Legal Studies
Ian Duncanson, La Trobe University
Law, Undergraduates and the Tutorial
Richard Mullender, Newcastle Law School, University of Newcastle.
Legal Education in Greece
Irini A. Stamatoudi, Attorney-at-Law (Athens), LL.M (Leicester), Doctoral
Researcher,
Faculty of Law, University of Leicester
Case Notes
Law in the Outer Limits?
Thérèse O'Donnell, Lecturer in Law, Faculty of Law, University
of Liverpool
Nuisance, dust and the right to good TV reception:
Canary Wharf in the House of Lords
Steve Hedley, University Lecturer, University of Cambridge
Gametes: Storage, Consent and
Treatment
M.E. Rodgers, Solicitor and Senior Lecturer in Law, Nottingham Trent University
Book Reviews
Richard Susskind, The Future of Law: Facing
the Challenges of Information Technology
Reviewed by Andrew Charlesworth, Senior Lecturer in IT Law, Director, Information
Law and Technology Unit University of Hull Law School.
Andreas R. Ziegler, Trade and Environmental
Law in the European Community
Reviewed by Robert Wight, Lecturer in Law, University of Essex