Articles

• The Pop-Up Museum of Legal Objects project: an experiment in ‘socio-legal design’

  Amanda Perry-Kessaris

  225-244

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• Carte de visite of ‘The Lord Chief Justice of England’ (Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn, 12th Baronet) by London Stereoscopic and Photographic Company, circa 1873

  Leslie Moran

  245-257

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• All under one umbrella? The Family Guide to National Insurance 1948

  Jackie Gulland

  259-270

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• Legal object commentary: anti-slavery medallion

  Owain Johnstone

  271-281

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• The Gweagal shield

  Sarah Keenan

  283-290

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• Encountering settler colonialism through legal objects: a painted drum and handwritten treaty from Manitoulin Island

  Ruth Buchanan, Jeffery G Hewitt

  291-304

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• Janus-headed intaglio

  Steve Crawford

  305-316

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• Grotius’ book chest, international law and material culture

  Valentina Vadi

  317-328

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• The holy thorn reliquary and cultural heritage

  Sophie Vigneron

  329-339

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• Privacy and the mashrabiya screen: Knowledge is Sweeter than Honey

  Lisa Dickson

  341-352

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• United Enemies

  Kelly Stathopoulou

  353-364

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• Self-sacrificing mothers as revered deities of social policy initiatives: reflections on the Huastec mother goddess and conditional cash transfer programmes

  Melissa Handl

  365-378

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• On the ‘Horniman walrus’

  Matthew Nicholson

  379-390

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• When is a Haida sphinx: thinking about law with things

  Genevieve Renard Painter

  391-402

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• Probabilistic reasoning and the rhetorical reconstruction of DNA profiling evidence

  Karen Richmond

  403-413

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