Jan Smits examines the many facets and dimensions of private law.
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What is Private Law For? Jan Smits On How the Law Enables People to Flourish
Whither Peer Review? A Word of Thanks
September 23, 2016
Luke Adams celebrates the crucial role of peer review in the academic publishing process. […]
What’s Wrong with Keynesian Economic Theory?
September 21, 2016
Steven Kates presents his new book What’s Wrong with Keynesian Economic Theory?
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Edward Elgar celebrates 30 Years of Independent Publishing
September 19, 2016
Today marks the 30th anniversary of Edward Elgar Publishing, a milestone which everyone at EEP is immensely proud of. It feels like only yesterday that I started the business, along with my wife Sandy, from the study of the family home in Newent, Gloucestershire. At that stage, our meagre funds could not extend to a fax machine, so all of my editorial correspondence was conducted via mail, with Sandy doubling as my personal assistant as well as looking after our four young daughters. […]
Understanding Contemporary China
September 14, 2016
Over the last decade or so China’s remarkable pace of growth and its rise as a major international superpower has been noted by many commentators. In this blog piece, Sabrina Ching Yuen Luk and Peter W. Preston unpack the logic of contemporary politics in China. […]
February 10, 2017
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