Part I. Domain: Conceptual, empirical and historical explorations of access to justice
Is there a (human) right of access to justice
Equal access to justice : three interpretations
Duties of assistance and the criminal/civil distinction
Unmet legal needs : identification and rich descriptions
Part II. Normative foundations. The need for a theoretical base : four arguments
Why capabilities? : on the duty to, at times and provisionally, pause, cool down, and listen
The instrumentalities of access to justice : defending democratic cooperation
Part III. Practical applications : testing the political principles of equal access to justice. Free legal counsel and access to justice
Is group litigation legitimate?
Still against settlement?