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Law at the Centre: The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies at Fifty

Edited by: Barry Rider

ISBN13: 9789041197047
ISBN: 9041197044
Published: April 1999
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Country of Publication: The Netherlands
Format: Hardback
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The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies was founded in 1947, although the idea for a national law library and centre for research was conceived over 50 year before this. Since its foundation, the IALS has developed a library of international standing and has been able to foster and promote legal research not only in Britain but around the world. It performs a unique role in the United Kingdon and the Commonwealth and an increasingly important one in Europe.;To commemorate the Institute's jubilee and the inaurgation of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies, the present Director has assembled a series of papers which not only trace the Institute's development into an institution for the advancement of legal research of world-class standing, but also illustrate the depth of support that it enjoys.

Subjects:
Legal History, Biography
Contents:
Preface
Lord Nolan. Introduction
B. Rider.
1. A Note on the Institue of Advanced Legal Studies
W.A. Steiner.
2. The Early Development of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
A.L. Diamond.
3. A Change of Life? The Institute Joins the School of Advanced Study
T. Daintith.
4. The G overnment Legal Adviser's Course and the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
Sir William Dale.
5. The Woolf Chair of Legal Education at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
A. Sherr.
6. Andorandorand
The Rt Hon. Sir Robert Megarry.
7. English Tort Law Seen From Abroad
J.A. Wier.
8. The Criminal Law and the Parliamentary Draftsman
P.R. Glazebrook.
9. Common Values in Public and Private Law and the Public/Private Divide
D. Oliver.
10. Fifty Years of Family Life
S.M. Cretney.
11. Away From a Virtuous Tax System? J. Tiley.
12. Proprietary Rights and the Unsecured Creditor
R.M. Goode.
13. Euro-trusts and Caribbo-trusts
Where Next? D. Hayton.
14. Reflections on a Neglected Source of the Ius societatum and the Efficacy of a Partnership Universorum bonorum in South African Law
J. Henning.
15. States in the European Union
A.A. Dashwood.
16. The European Collections of the Library of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
J. Winterton.
17. Rights at the Frontier: Protecting the Individual in Time of War
C. Greenwood.
18. Casting the Runes: A Personal Perspective on the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and Its Future
B.A.K. Rider.