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245		0	_aFeminist Perspectives on Tort Law  _c/ edited by Janice Richardson and Erica Rackley
260			_aAbingdon : _bRoutledge,  _c2012.
300			_a232 p.
505			_a1: Introduction, Janice Richardson and Erika Rackley; 2: Duty of Care and Ethic of Care: Irreconcilable Difference?, Jenny Steele; 3. Endgame: On Negligence and Reparation for Harm, Nicky Priaulx; 4.Pollution and the Body Boundary: Exploring Scale, Gender and Remedy, Dayna Nadine Scott; 5. Trust in the police? Police Negligence, Invisible Immunity and Disadvantaged Claimants, Kirsty Horsey; 6. Knowledge and Power in Drug Testing and Promotion: The Adverse Effects on Women's Health, Patricia Peppin; 7. The Standard of Care in Medical Negligence- Still Reasonably Troublesome?, Jose Miola; 8. The Sexual Politics of Privacy Law and Theory, Janice Richardson; 9. Tort claims for Rape: More Trials, Fewer Tribulations?, Nikki Godden; 10. Sexual Wrongdoing: Do the Remedies Reflect the Wrong?, Elizabeth Adjin-Tettey; 11. Damaging Stereotypes: the Return of 'Hoovering as a Hobby', Reg Graycar
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