Law & Public Opinion in England, 2nd Edition. (Indian Economy Reprint)

Law & Public Opinion in England by A. V. Dicey is a classic work that examines the dynamic relationship between legal development and public opinion in England over a significant historical period. The book explores how social, political, and moral attitudes of the public have influenced legislation, judicial thinking, and legal reforms, particularly in the context of constitutional principles and civil liberties. It provides a historical and analytical narrative that connects lawmaking with societal change.

Key Features

• Analytical study of the influence of public opinion on English law
• Historical examination of legal and constitutional developments
• Discussion on the interaction between legislation, judiciary, and society
• Insight into liberalism, collectivism, and individual rights
• Authored by A. V. Dicey, a leading authority on constitutional law
• Useful for understanding the evolution of legal thought in England

This book is intended for law students, legal scholars, academicians, historians, and researchers interested in constitutional law, jurisprudence, and legal history. It is also valuable for civil service aspirants and readers seeking to understand the philosophical foundations of law and its responsiveness to public opinion.