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Common law and statute law, P.S. Atiyah; towards principles ofoverruling - when should a final court of appeal second guess?, J.W. Harris;judicial obligation, precedent and the common law, Stephen R. Perry; theBritish Grundnorm - parliamentary supremacy re-examined, George Winterton;the courts and parliament - who whom?, Philip Allott; parliamentarysovereignty - Lord Denning's dexterous revolution, T.R.S. Allan; coherence,hypothetical cases and precedent, S.L. Hurley; constrained by precedent,Larry Alexander; the Horwitz thesis and common law discourse in England, R.B.Ferguson; the common law and the selection of efficient rules, George L.Priest; why is the common law efficient?, Paul H. Rubin; precedent, FrederickSchauer; is the common law law?, Frederick Schauer; the ratio decidendi of acase (1957), A.W.B. Simpson; the ratio decidendi of a case (1958), A.W.B.Simpson; Blackstone v Bentham, R.A. Cross; two modes of legal thought, GeorgeP. Fletcher; reason in the development of the common law, S.F.C. Milsom;legal principles and the limits of the law, Joseph Raz.