by Wade Mansell (Author), Joanne Conaghan (Author), Peter Fitzpatrick (Editor)
Tort is almost always presented to students as apolitical; this book, however, is polemical. It provides a significant counterblast to those many and orthodox texts which take the so-called common-sense view of tort for granted. The authors argue that there can be no dispassionate account of the law of torts because the very foundation of tort reflects a particular economic ideology. This book complements established student tort texts with a critical analysis of tort and especially negligence, both on its own terms and from an external perspective. It calls into question the objectivity of current teaching on the subject.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 180
Publisher: Pluto Press
Published: 15 Mar 1993
ISBN 10: 074530527X
ISBN 13: 9780745305271