Foreword
Jon Cruddas MP
1 Introduction
Richard Ekins and Graham Gee
2 Judicial Power, the Left and the LSE Tradition
Carol Harlow
3 The Left, Capitalism, and Judicial Power
Danny Nicol
4 Can Judges Be Trusted with the Common Law?
Mike Macnair
5 Judicial Power and the Left: Deference, Partnership and Defiance
Alan Bogg
6 The Politics of Labour Law in the European Court of Human Rights
K.D. Ewing and John Hendy
7 The Left’s Journey from Politics to Law
Chris Bickerton
8 Returning to Democracy: The British Left and the Constitutional Temptation of the European Union
Helen Thompson
9 Constitutional Restraints and Radical Politics
Richard Tuck
10 Protecting Privilege: The Historic Role of the U.S. Supreme Court and the Great Progressive Misunderstanding
Gerald N. Rosenberg
11 Progressive Politics and the Courts: Lessons from the United States
Chye-Ching Huang and Brian Highsmith
12 The Crisis of Legitimacy in International Investment Agreements and Investor-State Dispute Settlement
Jane Kelsey