About the Book
This is the engaging intellectual memoir of prominent jurist William Twining, chronicling his thoughts and writings over sixty years across three continents.
The memoir explores themes such as decolonisation, the conflict in Belfast, and globalization, all of which have shaped Twining's life and research. His perspective as a 'legal nationalist' provides a unique framework to view law as a discipline that influences various facets of social and political life.
Twining's narrative emphasizes the blend of theory and practice, concepts and values, facts and rules, making his insights fascinating for both academic legal professionals and non-specialists.
Key Themes:
- Decolonisation
- Legal Studies Contextualization
- Globalisation Impacts
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