Pt. I. Legal decision-making and legal reasoning
Locating the problem in law : the conjoined twins case, Re A
Justifying legal decisions in hard cases : different approaches
Pt. II. Developing an alternative approach : the importance of process
Alfred North Whitehead's philosophy of organism
Lessons from organisation theory
Towards a process reconstrual of 'the middle'
Two ways of thinking : two types of knowledge
Michael Polanyi's 'tacit knowledge'
Pt. III. Exploring formal legal contexts
Legal institutional knowledge
The judge as institutional actor and decision-maker
Legal contexts as practices
Chaos and complexity
Closing the gap : narrative and the law
Pt. IV. Integrating law and process
Law's institutional becoming : creativity, novelty, change
Law as process ; legal decision-making as an actual occasion in concrescence.