Julius Stone : a study in influence / editors, Helen Irving, Jaqueline Mowbray and Kevin Walton.

Annandale, N.S.W. : Federation Press, 2010

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Stone, Julius, -- 1907-1985.

Sociological jurisprudence.

Social justice.

International law.

Law teachers -- Australia.

Part I Julius Stone's life and influence

1. Julius Stone and the legal profession

2. Julius Stone: a reflection

3. The gift of realism: Julius Stone and the international law academy in Australia

4. The role of universities: views of a scholar of the last century

5. Julius Stone and the Eichmann Trial: a duty to learn?

Part II Sociological jurisprudence

6. Revisiting social dimensions of law and justice in a post-human era

7. The province of jurisprudence (really) redetermined

8. Incompatible law jobs

9. Two concepts of social equality

10. Gender, race, bias and perspective: or, how otherness colours your judgement

11. Free trade and justice: a discomfiting liaison

12. Social justice and the judiciary: a comparative point of view

13. The rule of law as a key for effective governance: the dilemma of post-communism

Part III International Law

14. World society before globalization: some insights from Julius Stone

15. Transitional justice after mass violence: reconciling retributive and restorative justice

16. Julius Stone and the question of Palestine in international law

Includes bibliographical references and index.

9781862877917

viii, 271 p. ; 25 cm