Frontiers of family law
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Frontiers of family law
Wiley, c1995
2nd ed
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"Centre for Family Law and Family Policy, University of East Anglia, Norwich."
Includes index
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Description
This revised and updated edition considers the law's response to topical policy issues affecting the family. It covers such subjects as child custody decision-making in the USA, parenthood in child law, combating sexual abuse, the Children Act 1989 and the property rights of cohabitees.
Table of Contents
- The Judge and Child Custody Decision-Making in the United States
- Parenthood in Child Law - What is its Real Significance
- The Right to a Religious Education
- Combating Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation: Further Considerations on Human Rights Approaches
- The Cross-Disciplinary Approach to Family Law: Are We Trying to Mix Oil With Water?
- Homemaker Services and the Law
- Section 53 Offenders: Waiting for Change
- The Children Act 1989 and Children in Need
- Why We Must Stop Hitting Children
- The Property Rights of Cohabitees: Is Statutory Reform the Answer?
- Private Worlds and Public Intentions - the Role of the State at Divorce
- The Family Advocate in South Africa
- Regulating Intercountry Adoption - an International Perspective
- Child Abduction and the English Courts
- A Perspective on Surrogate Motherhood in Jewish and Israeli Law
- Undoing What Comes Naturally - Regulating Medically Assisted Families
- Parenthood Under Japanese Law
- The Economic Consequences of Divorce in the United States
- A Poor and Lonely Old Age - Who Supports Ex-Wives in Retirement?
- Reform of the Law of Intestate Succession.
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