Law, Capitalism and Democracy: A sociology of Australian legal order by Pat O'Malley
Allen & Unwin, $24.95, $11.95 pb, 204 pp
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A few years ago my publisher suggested that I write a book on sociology of law in Australia. My reply was that there existed far too little research to adequately deal with the topic. I therefore approached O’Malley’s book with a little bit of jealousy. He has written a book I would have liked to have written.
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