Torts, Australia, Law 

1. Comparativism, Realism and the Economic Factor - Fleming's Legacies -- 2. Negligence Law - Proving the Connection -- 3. Liability in Tort of Public Bodies -- 4. Bryan v Maloney - Its Scope and Future -- 5. Farewell to the Action for Breach of Statutory Duty? -- 6. The Legacy of Rylands v Fletcher -- 7. Should One Reform Joint and Several Liability? -- 8. New Directions in Products Liability -- 9. Product Liability in International Markets -- 10. Informed Consent - The Double-faced Doctrine -- 11. Negligently Inflicted Psychiatric Injury and the Means of Communication of Trauma - Should It Matter? -- 12. Vicarious Liability for Sexual Torts -- 13. Uniformity, the Constitution and Australian Defamation Law at the Turn of the Century -- 14. The Evolution of New Torts -- 15. Personal Injury and Social Policy - Institutional and Ideological Alternatives -- 16. Downsizing Torts -- 17. Torts Tomorrow - Empowering the Injured. 

Includes bibliographical references (339) and index.
Donated by Graham Price.