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1. Introduction Grant Huscroft, David Dyzenhaus and Murray Hunt 2.Process, Quality and Variable Standards: Responding to an Agent ProvocateurMark Aronson 3. The Legitimacy of the Rule of Law David Dyzenhaus 4.Righting Administrative Law Sian Elias 5. The 'Hidden Paw' of the State andthe Publicisation of Private Law Carol Harlow 6. Against BifurcationMurray Hunt 7. 'You Say You Want a Revolution': Bills of Rights in the Age ofHuman Rights Grant Huscroft and Paul Rishworth 8. Why the History of EnglishAdministrative Law is not Written Martin Loughlin 9. Mike Taggart andAustralian Exceptionalism Sir Anthony Mason 10. Public Function Tests:Bringing Back the State? Janet McLean 11. A History of the ModernJurisprudence of Aboriginal Rights - Some Observations on the Journey So FarP G McHugh 12. 'Because I Said So!' Is That Ever Good Enough?-Findings andReasons in Canadian Administrative Law David Mullan 13. To Be or Not to Be:The Constitutional Relationship Between New Zealand and Australia CherylSaunders 14. Early Days Sir Stephen Sedley 15. The Killing of the Prisonersat Agincourt and a Movement from Contract to Status A W B Simpson TheWritings of Michael Taggart David Dyzenhaus Murray Hunt Grant HuscroftCheryl Saunders Mark Aronson David Mullan Paul Rishworth Paul McHugh JanetMcLean Brian Simpson Carol Harlow Martin Loughlin Justice Stephen SedleyChief Justice Sian Elias Chief Justice Anthony Maso