This book is a celebration of 50 Years of The Open University written by members of The Open University Law School. We are pleased to offer it open access and free to download as a complete book or individual chapters.
Part I: Opening thoughts
Chapter 1 Open and Shut Cases – Simon Lee
Part II: Thoughts on the four nations and beyond
Chapter 2 Devolution, debate and change: Changing the UK’s constitutional settlements – Carol Howells and Edwin Parks
Chapter 3 50 Years of Arguing with the Neighbours – Anne Wesemann
Chapter 4 From the Greek case to the present: 50 years of Article 3 of the European
Convention on Human Rights – Neil Graffin
Chapter 5 The Triumph of International Law – Marjan Ajevski
Part III: How we see the law
Chapter 6 Desire Lines – Robert Herian
Chapter 7 Ownership rhetoric and the question of belonging – Matt Howard
Chapter 8 How much do you need to know? – Lisa Claydon
Chapter 9 Consenting to Sexual Activity – Caroline Derry
Part IV: Beyond the Courtroom
Chapter 10 The Jurisprudence of Mediation – Julian Sidoli
Chapter 11 Gender identity and prisons in England and Wales:
The development of rights and rules; checks and balances – Keren Lloyd Bright
Chapter 13 Lockdown, Law & the Whirligig of Jurisprudence: The Return of a Realist –
David Dennis and Simon Lee
Part V: Concluding thoughts
Chapter 14 50 years of Clinical Legal Education: Looking Back to the Future – Liz Hardie, Hugh McFaul and Francine Ryan
