Contents
Preface;
Table of statutes;
List of cases;
1. Public law, private law: problematic concepts;
2. Democracy, power and its control;
3. The values of public and private law;
4. Public law 1: O'Reilly v Mackman;
5. Public law 2: interests, power and democracy;
6. The law of relationships 1: the individual and the State, and the employment relationship;
7. The law of relationships 2: family relationships;
8. Private law 1: tort, contract and equity;
9. Private law 2: public policy and the public private divide;
10. The Human Rights Act, Europe and the public private divide;
11. 'There is no public/private divide';
12. Towards democracy and citizenship in public and private law annex;
A comparison: the Scottish approach.