Law School
Lancaster University
Lancaster, LA1 4YN
United Kingdom
http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fass/law/profiles/David-Sugarman
Lancaster University - Law School
Legal education, legal profession, England, legal formalism, Oxford University, F.H. Lawson, Yale Law School, post-Realism, Myres McDougall, Richard Titmuss, Brian Abel-Smith, Robert Stevens, law in context, judges, courts, legal liberalism, legal history, historiography, London School of Economics
legal history, law and society, legal education, legal profession, law and ideology, Mark de Wolfe Howe, John P. Dawson, Stewart Macaulay, Willard Hurst, E.P. Thompson, Morton Horwitz, Duncan Kennedy, F.W. Maitland, Critical Legal Studies, Legal Realism, Richard L. Abel, Barrington Moore Jr.
Legal History; Socio-Legal Studies; Legal Education; Early Modern English History; Law and Society; Lawyers; The Legal Profession; Litigation; Law and Gender; Legal Consciousness; Criminal Law, Policing and Punishment; Civil Law; Courts; Governance and the Growth of State Power; Law and Literature
legal education, law schools, legal scholarship, intellectual history, legal history, legal biography, jurisprudence, philosophy of law, law and society, socio-legal studies, law in context, academic lawyers, law and politics
legal history, legal education, law school, legal scholarship, history, Horwitz, professions, law and society, law in context, critical legal studies, England, Canada, Australia, E.P. Thompson, Douglas Hay, Atiyah, legal formalism, legal realism, positivism, universities, Maitland, Milsom, Elton
legal history, legal profession, legal education, law and society, socio-legal studies, law and culture, law and empire, law and the British Empire, Canada, cultural studies, cultural history, colonialism, law and humanities, comparative legal history
legal history, legal education, legal science, Harvard Law School, public law, London School of Economics, case method, corporate law, Realism, sociological jurisprudence, influence, Anglo-American legal community
legal biography, intellectual history, postcolonialism, socio-legal studies, law and society, critical legal studies, legal education, post modernism, jurisprudence, law and racism, law and colonialism, law and postcolonialism, imperialism, Foucault, Derrida, Marxism, HLA Hart, law and mythology
legal history, legal profession, law and society, socio-legal studies, social history, early modern history, early modern English history, historiography, critical legal studies, Lawrence Stone, Robert W. Gordon, law and humanities, law and culture, cultural studies
jurisprudence, legal theory, legal education, legal positivism, Oxford University, Harvard Law School, law and morality, Lon Fuller, Ronald Dworkin, Thatcherism, legal scholarship, jurists, law and sociology, The Concept of Law
human rights, courts, Pinochet, Chile, transitional justice, judges, dictatorships, law and politics, judicial behaviour, Latin America, judicialisation of politics and power, comparative judicial politics, culture, ideology, international law, international human rights, law and society
