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Volume 57 - Issue 2 - July 1998

Book Reviews

Enlarging the European Union: Relations Between the EU and Central and Eastern Europe. Edited by MARC MARESCEAU. [London and New York: Longman. 1997. xxxv, 390 and (Index) 13pp. Hardback £58·00. ISBN 0-582-31848-3.]

The Making and Remaking of the British Constitution, The Radcliffe Lectures at the University of Warwick, 1996–97. By RT. HON. LORD NOLAN OF BRASTED and SIR STEPHEN SEDLEY. [London: Blackstone Press. 1997. xiii, 133 and (index) 8pp. Paperback £19·95 net. ISBN 1-85431-704-0.]

A New Outline of the Roman Civil Trial. By ERNEST METZGER. [Oxford: Clarendon Press. 1997. xiv, 170pp. Hardback £45·00 net. ISBN 0-19-8264747]

The Future of Human Rights in the United Kingdom: Essays on Law and Practice. By RABINDER SINGH. [Oxford: Hart Publishing. 1997. xxii, 20, (Bibliography) 2 and (Index) 2pp. Paperback £16·99 net. ISBN 1-901362-20-5.]

Statutory Interpretation: A Code. By F.A.R BENNION. Third edition. [London, Dublin and Edinburgh: Butterworths. 1997. clxxv, 1017, (Appendice) 40 and (Index) 34 pp. Hardback £187·00 net. ISBN 0-406-02126-0.]

Unjust Enrichment. A Study of Private Law and Public Values. By HANOCH DAGAN. [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1997. xiv, 168, (Bibliography) 21 and (Index) 6pp. Hardback £35·00 net. ISBN 0-521-58468-X.]

Wrongs and Remedies in the Twenty-First Century. Edited by PETER BIRKS. [Oxford: Clarendon Press. 1996. xii, 325 and (Index) 7pp. Hardback. ISBN 0-19-86292-2.]

The Civilan Tradition and Scots Law: Aberdeen Quincentenary Essays. Edited by DAVID L. CAREY MILLER and REINHARD ZIMMERMANN. [Berlin: Duncker & Humblot. 1997. 366 and (Table of Cases and Index) 26pp. Paperback DM136. ISBN 3-428-09011-X.]

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