Susan Bright is Professor of Land Law at the University of Oxford, UK. She teaches land law, regulation and housing, and her research combines doctrinal, socio-legal and empirical approaches. Sarah Blandy is Professor of Law at the University of Sheffield, UK. She teaches property law at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and has written extensively on housing and property law from a socio-legal perspective.

'By offering cogent explanations by leading practitioners of a broad range of scholarly approaches, this book splendidly explains why property law scholars ask the questions we ask.' - Rashmi Dyal-Chand, Professor of Law and Research Director, Northeastern University, USA 'This book is a unique, accessible and informative resource demonstrating the rich variety of modern property scholarship. It should be read by all those embarking on or engaged in property research.' - Nicholas Hopkins, Professor of Law, University of Reading, UK

• 1. Introduction; Susan Bright and Sarah Blandy2. Socio-Legal; Sarah Blandy3. Property Theory; Laura Underkuffler4. Law and History; Kali Murray5. Doctrine; Martin Dixon6. 'Applied Law'; Robin Paul Malloy7. Law and Space; Nicholas Blomley8. Empirical; Lisa Whitehouse9. Law and Economics; Dan Cole10. Comparative Property Law; Bram Akkermans11. Critical Legal Studies; Brenna Bhandar12. Law and Anthropology; Simon Young13. Feminist Approaches; Helen Carr and Simone Wong.

Susan Bright is Professor of Land Law at the University of Oxford, UK. She teaches land law, regulation and housing, and her research combines doctrinal, socio-legal and empirical approaches. Sarah Blandy is Professor of Law at the University of Sheffield, UK. She teaches property law at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and has written extensively on housing and property law from a socio-legal perspective.

'By offering cogent explanations by leading practitioners of a broad range of scholarly approaches, this book splendidly explains why property law scholars ask the questions we ask.' - Rashmi Dyal-Chand, Professor of Law and Research Director, Northeastern University, USA 'This book is a unique, accessible and informative resource demonstrating the rich variety of modern property scholarship. It should be read by all those embarking on or engaged in property research.' - Nicholas Hopkins, Professor of Law, University of Reading, UK

• 1. Introduction; Susan Bright and Sarah Blandy2. Socio-Legal; Sarah Blandy3. Property Theory; Laura Underkuffler4. Law and History; Kali Murray5. Doctrine; Martin Dixon6. 'Applied Law'; Robin Paul Malloy7. Law and Space; Nicholas Blomley8. Empirical; Lisa Whitehouse9. Law and Economics; Dan Cole10. Comparative Property Law; Bram Akkermans11. Critical Legal Studies; Brenna Bhandar12. Law and Anthropology; Simon Young13. Feminist Approaches; Helen Carr and Simone Wong.