Readership: academics working on any area of law or in socio-legal research
Christine Parker, Senior Lecturer, Law Faculty, University of Melbourne, Colin Scott, Law Program, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University, Nicola Lacey, Department of Law, London School of Economics and Political Science, and John Braithwaite, Law Program, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University
Christine Parker, Colin Scott, Nicola Laccey, and John Braithwaite: Introduction 1: Hugh Collins: Regulating Contract Law 2: Julia Black: Law and Regulation: The Case of Finance 3: Angus Corbett and Stephen Bottomley: Regulating Corporate Governance 4: John Dewar: Regulating Families 5: ichard Johnstone and Richard Mitchell: Regulating Work 6: Jane Stapleton: Regulating Torts 7: Nicola Lacey: Criminalization as Regulation: The Role of Criminal Law 8: Peter Drahos: Regulating Property: Problems of Efficiency and Regulatory Capture 9: Imelda Maher: Regulating Competition 10: Peter Cane: Administrative Law as Regulation 11: Colin Scott: Regulating Constitutions 12: Hilary Charlesworth and Christine Chinkin: Regulatory Frameworks in International Law 13: Stephen Bottomley and Angus Corbett: Regulating Corporate Governance John Braithwaite and Christine Parker: Conclusion
