All Book reviews articles – Page 25
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OpinionCitizen pain
Struggles for Belonging: Citizenship in Europe, 1900-2020 | Dieter Gosewinkel, translated by Rhodes Barrett
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OpinionEssential compliance primer for the ages
The Solicitor’s Handbook 2022 | Gregory Treverton-Jones QC, Nigel West, Susannah Heley, Robert Forman
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OpinionGo-to guide to compensating veterans
War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation: Second Edition | Andrew Bano
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OpinionInterrogating the economics of a failing system
The Legal Aid Market: challenges for publicly funded immigration and asylum representation | Jo Wilding
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OpinionMachines: cyberspace and the laws of war
Regulating the Use of Force in International Law: Stability and Change | Russell Buchan and Nicholas Tsagourias
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Opinion‘Drowned’ minister’s fall from grace
Stonehouse: Cabinet Minister, Fraudster, Spy | Julian Hayes
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OpinionLaying bare the workings of the nation
Essential Public Affairs for Journalists (7th edition) | James Morrison
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OpinionA solicitor’s career of colourful characters and capers
Now You’re In Trouble, Here Comes My Solicitor! Memoirs of a West Country Lawyer | Steven D. Coles
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OpinionBe a better manager
Leading Lawyers: A practical toolkit to help you adjust your leadership style and deliver great results
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OpinionHandy navigation tool on the realities of forfeiture
Forfeiture of Leases | Peter Petts and Jamal Demachkie
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OpinionUseful analysis of GDPR that may be on borrowed time
Data Subject Rights Under the GDPR | Helena U Vrabec
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OpinionA definitive textbook that lives up to its billing
Bromley’s Family Law (12th edition) | Nigel Lowe, Gillian Douglas, Emma Hitchings & Rachel Taylor
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OpinionMuch more than just a funny book
Nothing Like the Truth: The Trials and Tribulations of a Criminal Judge | Nigel Lithman QC
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OpinionUseful guide navigating employment law
Employment Law in Context (4th edition) | David Cabrelli
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OpinionGood cop, bad cop
The Brighton Police Scandal: A Story of Corruption, Intimidation & Violence | Dick Kirby
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OpinionA ‘new dawn’ that became a nightmare for subpostmasters
The Great Post Office Scandal: The fight to expose a multimillion pound IT disaster which put innocent people in jail.