Introduction

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Article
2. Introduction
3. `Exceptions to the General Rule': Unmarried Women and the `Constitution of the Family'
4. Archetypal Trials and the Management of Dissent: Some Insights from Marketing Theory
5. In a Wilderness of Tigers: Violence, the Discourse of English Colonizing, and the Refusals of American History
6. The Historiography of Late Nineteenth-Century American Legal History
7. The (Un?)Bearable Liteness of E-Mail: Historians, Impeachment and Bush v. Gore
8. Czernowitz, Lincoln, Jerusalem, and the Comparative History of American Jurisprudence
9. Trauma in Court: Medico-Legal Dialectics in the Late Nineteenth-Century German Discourse on Nervous Injuries
10. The Uses of History in Law and Economics
11. Euthanasia and the Changing Ethics of the Deathbed
12. Colonialism, Colonization and Land Law in Mandate Palestine: The Zor al-Zarqa and Barrat Qisarya Land Disputes in Historical Perspective