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Legal education and legal theory: the determined province of jurisprudence textbooks
This article looks at the lessons about law, justice and morality conveyed by jurisprudence textbooks published and sold in the UK. Through a detailed statistical analysis of which legal theories appear and the depth in which they are covered, it shows that these textbooks by and large have a standa
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