Book Reviews Boyle, James (ed.), Critical Legal Studies, Aldershot. UK: Dartmouth Publishing Company Limited (1994) Iiii + 602 pages. LSG25. The European Journal of International Law has, we the editors think, become the most important publication in which a discussion on the theory of international law takes place. Readers who have followed that discussion in the pages of EJIL will know the importance which the American Critical Legal Studies Movement has had on certain strands in new international legal theories. Ironically, many European theories in the social sciences and the humanities have been introduced into legal discourse through American mediation. This volume has little to do with International Law though its editor has written with distinction in that field too. But it has an excellent introduction to the CLS approach and it provides as good an anthology as there is on CLS. At LSG25 it is a bargain. Recommended. JHHW
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