Cricket and the Law: The Man in White is Always Right

This is a revised edition of a quirky text which was first published by a small Australian publishing house, and which has been extremely positively reviewed.

The author is an aficionado and a scholar. His text is thoroughly well informed and is written in a highly engaging style.

The author, David Fraser, is Professor of Law and Social Theory and is extremely well known in his field, particularly for his work in law and popular culture, hate crime and social justice, and the jurisprudence of the holocaust.

David Fraser is well known internationally. He studied at Yale, and has taught in Canada (Dalhousie and University of British Columbia), the United States (SUNY Buffalo, Cardozo and University of Texas), and Australia (Sydney)

In 2003, David Fraser was the Charles H. Revson Foundation Fellow at the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC.

This text will make a valuable contribution to legal and social theory.

The text will be very enthusiastically received by philosophers, cricket lovers, and lawyers. (Cricketers are often a very thoughtful set, with the highest rate of suicide of all sports players!). We can't comment on how many legal scholars also play cricket but with the emphasis on adherence to and understanding of the law of the game, there's a likely affinity.