The latest issue of Transnational Legal Theory (Vol. 5, no. 4, 2014) is out. Contents include:- Pablo Sanchez-Ostiz, Towards a Re-Principled Criminal Law
- Friedrich Kratochwil, A Guide for the Perplexed? Critical Reflections on Doing Inter-Disciplinary Legal Research
- Matthew Grellette & Catherine Valcke, Comparative Law and Legal Diversity—Theorising about the Edges of Law
- Duncan Kennedy, Left Theory and Left Practice: A Memoir in the Form of a Speech
- Nicola Lacey, 'Legal Education as Training for Hierarchy' Revisited
- Joanne Conaghan, Celebrating Duncan Kennedy's Scholarship: A 'Crit' Analysis of DSD & NBV v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis
- Akbar Rasulov, CLS and Marxism: A History of an Affair
- Vasuki Nesiah, Sexy Dressing, Gender and Legal Theory: A Style of Political Engagement
- Dina I. Waked, Development Studies through the Lens of Critical Law and Economics: Efficiency and Redistribution Revisited in Market Structure Analyses in the South
