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Feminist Perspectives on Tort Law (eBook)

Edited by: Janice Richardson, Erika Rackley

ISBN13: 9781136335358
Published: April 2012
Publisher: Routledge
Country of Publication: UK
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Feminist Perspectives on Tort Law brings together acknowledged experts in these two areas to pursue a distinctly feminist approach to the major areas of tort law.

The first half of the book addesses negligence - including an examination of feminist issues in relation to the duty of care, procreative injuries and loss, police negligence, psychiatric harm, the standard of care and product liability.

The second half of the book takes up the nominate torts: the personal torts - including the recently expanding area of privacy and torts in relation to sexual wrong and rape - and land torts - including environmental issues and gender.

The final chapter of the volume considers the way in which gender affects the courts’ calculation of damages to the detriment of women. International in its scope, and accessibly written, Feminist Perspectives on Tort Law will be required reading for students, scholars and practitioners.

Subjects:
Tort Law, eBooks
Contents:
1: 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