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Postgraduate study in Laws:

Master of Laws (LLM), Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate

Course outline

Jurisprudence and legal theory
Students are not required to have taken an undergraduate course in Jurisprudence, but it will be assumed that they will have some familiarity with standard works in the field up to LLB standard.
Double section A/B: Modern legal theory
Selected topics in the development of Anglo-American legal philosophy from the origins of utilitarianism to the present day, including contemporary debates on philosophical method and the nature of law.
Double section C/D: Liberty, equality and law
Selected topics in the development of liberalism, including the ideas of liberty and equality and their relevance in the present day to our understanding of community, economics, cultural diversity and feminism.
Sequence:
Either first.

Textbook:
 

Ronald Dworkin, Law’s Empire (Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1988), ISBN: 9780674518360