Volume 44, Issue 3

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October 2023

Special Issue: Social Justice tropes in Law and Literature: Rights Narratives, Legal Fictions, and (Un)Writable Wrongs?

Issue Editor:

Alice Diver

10 articles in this issue

Social Justice Tropes in Law and Literature: Rights Narratives, Legal Fictions, and (Un)Writable Wrongs?
Alice Diver
Editorial 09 September 2023 Pages: 341 - 343
“The Law is a Terrifying Thing”: Anti-semitic Misuse of the Law in Arnold Wesker’s Shylock
Kevin De Ornellas
OriginalPaper Open access 28 September 2023 Pages: 345 - 357
Redact to React: Deconstructing Justice with Erasure Poetry
Sarah-Jane Coyle
OriginalPaper Open access 16 September 2023 Pages: 359 - 384
To Me My X-Men: An Analysis of the European Union’s Engagement with International Intellectual Property Law Through the Prism of a Trade Agreement with the Mutant Nation of Krakoa
Liam Sunner
OriginalPaper Open access 19 September 2023 Pages: 385 - 401
Equity, Imagination and Contested Narratives
Adam Kirk-Smith
OriginalPaper Open access 23 September 2023 Pages: 403 - 426
The Rationing of Essential Resources in Times of Crisis: Logan’s Run and the ‘Science-fictional’ Right to Life Under Article 2 of the ECHR
Alice Diver
Rossella Pulvirenti
Leigh Roberts
OriginalPaper Open access 28 September 2023 Pages: 427 - 446
Correction to: Odious Debt
Halil Rahman Basaran
Correction 09 May 2023 Pages: 447 - 447
Correction to: Fragmentation and Relationality in Brexit Narratives: Linda Grant’s a Stranger City
Silvia Pellicer-Ortín
Correction Open access 13 July 2023 Pages: 449 - 449
Correction To: How Does Case Law Shape Civil Law Systems? An Analysis of Spanish Administrative Courts
Alfonso Egea-de Haro
Correction Open access 24 July 2023 Pages: 451 - 451
Laurie R. Blank, International Conflict and Security Law
Gary Wilson
ReviewPaper Open access 22 June 2023 Pages: 453 - 455

Volume 44, Issue 3

Social Justice Tropes in Law and Literature: Rights Narratives, Legal Fictions, and (Un)Writable Wrongs?

“The Law is a Terrifying Thing”: Anti-semitic Misuse of the Law in Arnold Wesker’s Shylock

Redact to React: Deconstructing Justice with Erasure Poetry

To Me My X-Men: An Analysis of the European Union’s Engagement with International Intellectual Property Law Through the Prism of a Trade Agreement with the Mutant Nation of Krakoa

Equity, Imagination and Contested Narratives

The Rationing of Essential Resources in Times of Crisis: Logan’s Run and the ‘Science-fictional’ Right to Life Under Article 2 of the ECHR

Correction to: Odious Debt

Correction to: Fragmentation and Relationality in Brexit Narratives: Linda Grant’s a Stranger City

Correction To: How Does Case Law Shape Civil Law Systems? An Analysis of Spanish Administrative Courts

Laurie R. Blank, International Conflict and Security Law

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