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Jerold Auerbach’s journeys, hearing Jacob’s Voices, make him confront being American and Jewish
An acclaimed American professor of U.S. history finds his roots in a personal journey through Israel (and through assimilated America, academia, and family), into deep tensions about culture, identity and religion. Available in paperback, Kindle, Sony, and Nook formats, plus online and PDF. AVAILABLE in multiple digital formats and a new paperback too.
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New Titles in IP Include the “Green” John Marshall Review of Intellectual Property Law
Books and a leading IP law review go digital in an historic way, working with Quid Pro. The latest edition -- the Special "Green Issue" -- of John Marshall RIPL is now AVAILABLE as an ebook, download, or active PDF, from Amazon and other sites.
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Now out in print: Federal Standards of Review, 4th ed.
In its new Fourth Edition, in three volumes, a product of LexisNexis Publishing Co.
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Holmes’ The Path of the Law and The Common Law: Combined Edition for eReaders, iPads, Android, and Apps
Two of the greatest works of law and political philosophy, both by legendary legal icon Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., are conveniently combined into one new, affordable digital edition. The Common Law in 1881 pronounced that experience and policy, not precedent and logic, are superior tools for judges--and "The Path of the Law" expanded on his pragmatic view that law is what judges do and what people obey, not some inherent morality.
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Adversarialism and Consensus? studies different styles of UK Solicitors and Divorce Mediators
Lisa Webley compares the professional styles and attitudes in the UK of the legal profession and mediators in handling divorce cases. Law and sociology presented in quality digital formats with active contents, linked footnotes, and formatted tables. Now also available in paperback at B&N etc., and for eight digital platforms.
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You do not need a Kindle to read our books
Read the five ways our ebooks are read by anyone whether or not they own the actual Kindle device. Plus we have PDF and rtf anyway, and paperbacks. So digital books should not scare the non-Amazon readers. Even Kindle apps for various devices are free and do not in any way require your owning a Kindle itself. Amazon just wants to sell the books, and we do too.
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An undeniable classic of law and philosophy is digitally remastered
For a new generation of readers interested in the-much debated idea that law includes tools for its own departures. (Sometimes you just have to break the law to truly honor it.) Read more about Mortimer Kadish and Sanford Kadish, Discretion to Disobey, on its feature page, with details and reader reviews. Buying information from Amazon is here. If the Amazon format or one of the Kindle apps for other devices does not work for you, we have now published it to Smashwords (ePub, PDF, .rtf, Sony and Javascript formats) too. For the Sony Reader, you can buy it at Smashwords and also at the Sony ebookstore directly. NOW AVAILABLE AS…
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Digitally Remastered Books™
Find out how to get your new manuscript into a digital format, sold for the future, or to bring back to digital life some classic works that long to be available to a new generation of readers, or an older one that wants to buy it again. See our pages on Publisher Information and Our Series Editors for more.
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The Bank Teller: Peter Gabel
The Bank Teller explores the desire within each of us to overcome our isolation and to see and be seen by the other in a relation of authentic connectedness.
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The Right to Privacy: Warren and Brandeis
Warren and Brandeis's "The Right to Privacy," with 2010 Foreword. Includes photos and rare news clippings. Part of the Legal Legends Series.
