Colin Harvey is Professor of Law and Director of the Human Rights Centre at the Queen's University,Belfast.

I thought that my eagerness in reviewing the book was rewarded - well rewarded, even - and it increased the further I read. Craig R. Ducat The Law and Politics Book Review April 2001

• Northern Ireland in transition - an introduction, Colin J. Harvey; the new beginning - reconstructing constitutional law and democracy in Northern Ireland, Colin J. Harvey; Northern Ireland, devolution and the European Union, Gordon Anthony and Andrew Evans; equality, Christopher McCrudden; building a human rights culture in a political democracy - the role of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Colin J. Harvey; and justice for all? the judiciary and the legal profession in transition, Stephen Livingstone; shaping the future of criminal justice, John Jackson; a new beginning for policing in Northern Ireland, Linda Moore and Mary O'Rawe; human rights, humanitarian interventions and paramilitary activities in Northern Ireland, Kieran McEvoy; democracy, governance and governmentality - the role of the voluntary sector in the democratic renewal of Northern Ireland, John Morison.

Colin Harvey is Professor of Law and Director of the Human Rights Centre at the Queen's University,Belfast.

I thought that my eagerness in reviewing the book was rewarded - well rewarded, even - and it increased the further I read. Craig R. Ducat The Law and Politics Book Review April 2001

• Northern Ireland in transition - an introduction, Colin J. Harvey; the new beginning - reconstructing constitutional law and democracy in Northern Ireland, Colin J. Harvey; Northern Ireland, devolution and the European Union, Gordon Anthony and Andrew Evans; equality, Christopher McCrudden; building a human rights culture in a political democracy - the role of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Colin J. Harvey; and justice for all? the judiciary and the legal profession in transition, Stephen Livingstone; shaping the future of criminal justice, John Jackson; a new beginning for policing in Northern Ireland, Linda Moore and Mary O'Rawe; human rights, humanitarian interventions and paramilitary activities in Northern Ireland, Kieran McEvoy; democracy, governance and governmentality - the role of the voluntary sector in the democratic renewal of Northern Ireland, John Morison.

Colin Harvey is Professor of Law and Director of the Human Rights Centre at the Queen's University,Belfast.

I thought that my eagerness in reviewing the book was rewarded - well rewarded, even - and it increased the further I read. Craig R. Ducat The Law and Politics Book Review April 2001

• Northern Ireland in transition - an introduction, Colin J. Harvey; the new beginning - reconstructing constitutional law and democracy in Northern Ireland, Colin J. Harvey; Northern Ireland, devolution and the European Union, Gordon Anthony and Andrew Evans; equality, Christopher McCrudden; building a human rights culture in a political democracy - the role of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Colin J. Harvey; and justice for all? the judiciary and the legal profession in transition, Stephen Livingstone; shaping the future of criminal justice, John Jackson; a new beginning for policing in Northern Ireland, Linda Moore and Mary O'Rawe; human rights, humanitarian interventions and paramilitary activities in Northern Ireland, Kieran McEvoy; democracy, governance and governmentality - the role of the voluntary sector in the democratic renewal of Northern Ireland, John Morison.