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Oxford University Press is the only publisher to be able to offer a suite of legal educational materials that will take a student through their complete educational journey and into professional life.
What’s happening in September?
The 2017 Law Trove collections are now available for student purchase. Law Trove is an online resource that contains around 200 of our law textbooks, which are available as an entire library or as individual subject collections. Find out more here.
Starting law school this autumn? Our legal studies pages offer advice on starting law school and recommend essential summer reading to get you up to speed.
- Rivlin's First Steps in the Law is an entertaining and informative read, looking at the legal systems and the players in it.
- Partington's Introduction to the English Legal System is the ideal starting point; enlivening the law and explaining the central role it plays in our society.
- Both of these books and Strong's How to Write Law Essays and Exams are available digitally, together, for just £14.99 via our Pre-Course Reading module on Law Trove
Our campus rep team is available throughout the summer to help with inspection copies and your decisions on which teaching materials to adopt.
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Featured Titles
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Legal Systems & Skills
Third Edition
Scott Slorach, Judith Embley, Peter Goodchild, Catherine Shephard
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Learning Legal Rules: A Students' Guide to Legal Method and Reasoning
Ninth Edition
James Holland, Julian Webb
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Criminology
Steve Case, Phil Johnson, David Manlow, Roger Smith, Kate Williams
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Taxing or exempting the church - 11 September 2017
Russia, sanctions, and the future of international law - 9 September 2017
Taxing multinationals – has the international tax system been fixed? - 4 September 2017
“The law is my data”: The socio-legal in environmental law - 29 August 2017
Supreme Court of Canada challenges the idea of state sovereignty
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