Abstract: This article critically analyses the concept of suffering, with particular emphasis on responsibility for...

This is an enquiry into the relationship between familiarity and distance in semiotic and related...

One year after the Apology to the Stolen Generations, Richard Mohr asks what we mean...

What connection is there between flesh and the legal person? Flesh is the most material...

modern legal subject. There is something missing, a gap in the middle of that subjectivity,...

The evaluation of judges’ performance takes place in many ways. Traditionally, there are avenues of...

Discussions of globailisation arose in the late twentieth century out of economic discourse about market...

Since the mid 1990s, the contraction of available resources and the spread of ‘new public...

This is an inquiry into the ways the state is constituted as an effective legal...

Three cities, three days, how many senses? I lost count in the eruption of designer...

This is an inquiry into the ways in which reasoning attaches to cultural context. It...

Law has had a traditional reference to land, conceived as territory, in the notion of...

Kaarlo Tuori, professor of law, judge, and counsellor to the Constitutional Committee of the Finnish...

[Extract] Reporting on the Australian government's windfall of $1.3 billion from the auction of radio...

The contributions to this edition of Law Text Culture arose from a series of workshops...

This elegant, wide-ranging and stimulating book has everything but the music. In graphic form, even...

Indigenous land claims in Australia have brought Indigenous law into contact with the Australian common...

Media criticism of the courts, or perceptions of a declining 'public confidence' in the judiciary...

Spending time in the Basque country while preparing a contribution to a workshop on landscape...

In the Australian state of New South Wales judges have sat under the coat of...