This ebooks collection from Bristol University Press focuses on social justice and social change at a local and international level. Titles address justice and human rights alongside contemporary sociolegal issues.”The research explores the way the law is responding, or failing to respond, to everyday challenges in local and global contexts.” [from the publisher’s website]
New book series included are: Companions in Criminology and Criminal Justice; Key Themes in Policing; New Horizons in Criminology; Research in Rural Crime; Researching Criminal Justice; Studies in Social Harm; Bristol Studies in Law and Social Justice; Diverse Voices; Law, Society, Policy; Rule and Resistance.
The full backlist catalogue along with the 2025 and 2026 annual collections are permanently purchased for University of Cambridge users. Title records are discoverable in iDiscover, and the ebooks are available DRM-free and for unlimited concurrent access. There are 340 titles available now, with more due to be published during the rest of the 2026 calendar year.
A selection of newly published titles are linked to below;
- Life and Strife in the Urban Night
- Prison Education in England and Wales
- What is a Family?: Law and Regulation in a Transdisciplinary Context
- Reducing Political Violence: Narrative Accounts of Crime and Harm
- Defamation in the Digital Age and the ‘Right to be Forgotten‘
- The Hidden World of the Legal Aid Lawyer
- Queering UK Refugee Law
- Spycops
- Clinical Legal Education in Europe
Please get in touch with the ebooks team at eresources@lib.cam.ac.uk if you have any questions or feedback.
