Australian family law in context : commentary and materials (2nd ed.)

By Stephen Parker, Patrick Parkinson and Juliet Behrens

Published by LBC Information Services (1999)

ISBN: 0455216207 (pbk.); 045521624X (hbk.)

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Book description
Australian Family Law in Context is a comprehensive casebook providing students with a contemporary and innovative examination of family law. The text encourages critical analysis of the subject through a variety of historical, theoretical and policy-based materials as well as case law and legislation. [Publisher's website]

About the author
Stephen Parker is Dean and Professor of Law at Monash University. He is a member of the Australasian Law Teachers' Association and the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law. Professor Parker's research interests include the courts and judiciary, legal ethics and family law.

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