We are delighted to present the first Routledge Handbook of Socio-Legal Theory and
Methods, a collection that showcases the breadth of work animating contemporary socio …

The digitization of law and of law reporting has greatly facilitated the transmission and use of
images in legal decisions. While advocates have long been aware of the persuasive value …

Written in straightforward, jargon-free language, A Concise Dictionary of Comics guides
students, researchers, readers, and educators of all ages and at all levels of comics …

This essay reflects on teaching Cultural Legal Studies as an elective within the
contemporary law school curriculum in Australia. Drawing upon, yet distinct from, consonant …

This article takes as its starting point Renee Nault's recent adaptation of Margaret Atwood's
1985 novel The Handmaid's Tale into comics form and asks, how is the handmaid …

This article argues that to disrupt legal education in a radical sense, students need to
become acquainted with the art of worldmaking and the view that law is a “way of …

Introducing our Special Issue on marginalisation, this paper considers some of the
challenges that this topic poses for legal scholars. The paper identifies that these challenges …

This article interrogates the production of images of sexual violence, suicide and its
traumatic aftermath within the television series, 13 Reasons Why. The understanding of law …

Graphic justice and the law of aesthetics have in very recent years successfully brought law,
aesthetics and comics scholarship into the same space. The culture of copyright …

1 Introduction this article presents three case studies that are connected by their concern for
the passing on of theatrical masks. the reference to'tradition'in the title is an allusion to the …